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Special Guided Tour: “Sustainability“ at Deutsches Museum EN

LocationDeutsches Museum
Museumsinsel 1, 80538 München
Koordinaten48.130368°N, 11.583987°E
HaltestelleSbahn “Isartor“; Trambahn “Deutsches Museum“
Termin

Fr  10.04.   09:15-10:45 Uhr (1h30)
Event-iCal / iCal mit Wegezeiten

Ab Tagungshotel45 Minuten
Anzahl Plätze20
RollstuhlDiese Veranstaltung ist eingeschränkt rollstuhltauglich (siehe Anmerkungen)   ()
WichtigHinweise unten beachten!
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Copyright: Alexander Goettert | Deutsches Museum


PLEASE NOTE: Tickets for the museum need to be bought seperately!

Sustainability is one of the biggest topics of our generation. Be it in the fields of Food and Agriculture, Energy, Water and Air or even raw materials, the commodity market and commercial delivery lines. But housing and everyday living is connected to this field as well.

In this guided tour the participants learn more about the challenges today, tomorrow and hitherto possible unknown problems that might emerge in the future. How will humanity shape its own future and the future of planet earth in the times of the antropocene and protect critical resouces for future gereations?

The entrance fee at the Museum has to be paid seperately.

Anmerkungen

Tickets have to be bought seperately at the entrance!

Hinweise

Full accessibility for people with disabilities cannot be fully guaranteed. Within the single Floors there should be no problems but the transfers between the floors might be challenging. Perhaps not all spaces are accessible.

Wegbeschreibung (ab Tagungshotel)

  1. Exit the hotel and turn right onto Hochstraße.
  2. Immediately cross the pedestrian crossing in front of the Sudeten German Museum and enter the park.
  3. Follow the path.
  4. At the intersection, continue straight ahead along the path towards the Isar River.
  5. Cross the bridge.
  6. Continue along the path until you reach Lilienstraße, then turn right.
  7. Cross the large intersection to the left and walk over the large bridge (Ludwigsbrücke).
  8. Turn left at the traffic lights before the second bridge.
  9. Walk along the entire length of the museum. The temporary entrance is located near the next bridge.