Inclusion 2026: Youth and adventure fair

How can I store second hand blind? How do I use the wheelchair to have fun playing wheelchair rugby? What experiences do I have in the age simulation suit?

The answers to these questions can be found at the numerous experience stations. These are designed in such a way that there is no fear of contact thanks to the emphatic guides.

Experience. Entertainment. Knowledge.

Participants can learn about many different disabilities and compete against professional athletes with disabilities in various challenges. The goal of Inclusion 2026 is to foster understanding of disabilities and strengthen social skills.

Things to know

The fair is aimed at children and young people from the third year onwards, trainees from a wide range of professional groups and employees in social professions. Depending on your background, you can immerse yourself more or less deeply in the fair. It is not necessary to prepare for the visit, especially for school classes.

The experience stations offer a relaxed encounter between the almost exclusively disabled people leading the activities and the visitors. The aim is to create understanding and appreciation for people with disabilities and to strengthen social skills. The special thing about the fair is that you can get answers to all the questions that have always been on your mind. And not from Google, but first-hand, from experts in their own field. From the disabled people who run the event.

The Pavillon cultural center is barrier-free and has three wheelchair-accessible restrooms. It is located directly behind the main train station.

More information

More detailed information about the offerings is available on the Youth and Adventure Fair website.