Hamburg Dialogue in the Dark Exhibition Guided Tour

About this activity

Smartphone tickets accepted

Wheelchair accessible

Duration: 1 hour

English

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Come to "Dialogue in the Dark", a unique multi-sensory experience in which you will be led by a blind guide through a completely dark exhibition space . You will only be able to rely on your senses of touch, hearing and smell to guide you and experience various everyday situations, such as crossing a park or a busy street.

The duration of the activity is around 2 hours, during which you will experience what it is like to go through the world without sight, increasing the number of sensations you will experience through your other senses . An ideal activity for those who want to try new things.

Enjoy a unique multi-sensory experience in "Dialogue in the Dark".
Walk through this exhibition in complete darkness, led by a blind guide.
Use touch, hearing and smell to guide you through various everyday situations.

Entrance to the Dialogue in the Dark exhibition
60 minutes tour of the Dialogue in the Dark + 30 minutes tour of the Dialogue Laboratory
Expert guide
Free lockers on the premises

In this activity you will have the opportunity, for about 2 hours, to walk through the exhibition "Dialogue in the Dark" in complete darkness. Throughout the activity, you will be accompanied by a blind guide, who will help you learn to guide you through senses such as touch, hearing and smell .

Relying on these senses , you will have to overcome different everyday situations in complete darkness, such as crossing the street or walking through a park. This will allow you to experience a greater number of sensations and improve your perception through other senses, as you will not be able to use your sight.

The exhibition also includes the "Dialogue Lab", which consists of seven stations where visitors can experience how barriers influence the daily lives of people with disabilities and how inclusion is an important issue for everyone. Visitors can make suggestions, try out ideas and become the editor-in-chief of UTOPIA, the barrier-free world of tomorrow.

You will also be able to meet seven people with seven different disabilities through videos and audios, which will allow you to deepen and empathise with the difficulties that these disabilities cause them in their daily lives and how it is possible for society to help solve these problems.

At the end of the activity, you can enjoy a drink at the Dark Bar and chat with your guide about the experience.