Dialogue in the Dark immersive sensory guided exhibition in English

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Imagine this: You’re taking a walk, crossing a street, visiting a bar – but you can’t see a thing. No light, no shapes, no sense of direction. Just darkness. And then you realize: your other senses take over.At Dialogue in the Dark, you embark on exactly this adventure. Visually impaired guides lead you through completely darkened spaces – through everyday scenes that suddenly feel entirely new: without sight, but with all your other senses.You learn to rely on sounds, touch, words, intuition – and on the people guiding you through the darkness. This immersive exhibition offers a powerful insight into life without vision – fostering deep understanding, respect, and empathy.Afterwards, you can visit the dark bar, enjoy a drink, and talk with your guide – directly and openly.
Highlights
- You'll discover the world anew in complete darkness
- In this adventure tour you'll navigate using your white cane and your guides
- It's a chance to have a refreshing drink in total darkness at the dark bar
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Activity package
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Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
an hour
Available in English
What's included
- Entrance fees
Not included
- Drinks
Where you'll meet
Kindly enter the Dialoghaus venue at the corner - red border. Check-in is 15 minutes before the start of the tour at the ticket office.
Operated by
Dialoghaus Hamburg gGmbH
Important information
Not allowed:
* Do not bring any luminous objects (eg shoes, watches, sweaters, etc.) into the exhibition
Know in advance:
* Free lockers are available on site where you can store your valuables
* At the end of your tour you have the opportunity to drink or eat something in the dark bar, for which it's recommended that you purchase a few coins in advance
* The reduced price applies only to: children aged 14-17, students with a valid student card, seniors 65+, severely disabled people or their accompanying person