The Futurium is the House of Futures, where the question “How do we want to live?” takes centre stage. It sees itself as a place for reflection and discussion on the challenges and opportunities of the future. The permanent exhibition is divided into three sections: People, Nature and Technology. In addition, there is a lab and an events forum, as well as a wide range of digital formats. Admission is free.
Quiet Hour
Less light. Less noise. Less hustle and bustle. For two hours, things will be noticeably quieter at Futurium—for anyone who wants a low-stimulus environment to help them focus on what really matters.
We invite you to the “Quiet Hour”—a particularly peaceful time to visit the exhibition and the Lab. During this time, we dim bright lights, turn off loud or continuous sound effects (such as certain installations), and refrain from offering guided tours or making announcements. The number of visitors is also limited to ensure there is more space and to create a relaxed atmosphere.
The Quiet Hour is primarily intended for people who are sensitive to sensory stimuli—such as those on the autism spectrum or with sensory sensitivities. Elderly people, people with chronic illnesses, or those experiencing Long COVID are equally welcome—as are, of course, anyone who wishes to enjoy a quiet museum visit without the hustle and bustle.
We look forward to spending a relaxing time together.
Information
-> Location: Exhibition, Lab
-> Admission: free
-> No registration required
-> For interested participants of all ages
-> Requirements: No prior knowledge required
Accessibility
-> We are a wheelchair-accessible venue
-> Spaces without seating are available for people in wheelchairs
-> The future is for everyone! The Futurium aims to be accessible to all. If you have any additional accessibility needs, please let us know. We’ll do our best to accommodate them: info@futurium.de.
You can find all information about accessibility here: https://futurium.de/de/barrierefreiheit.
Tickets
-> You can visit without an appointment.
-> The Futurium thrives on big ideas—and small contributions. With a donation, you help make the future possible! You can support the Futurium here: https://futurium.de/de/spendenTranslated with DeepL