We will be showing the film “A Human Ride” and would like to discuss the topic of “Mobility as a basic need” afterwards.

Flat tire, squeaky brakes, or chain off? No problem—in this workshop, you'll learn how to get your bike back up and running yourself. You'll get tips, tricks, and the chance to get started right away.

How much does car sharing cost per month?
Can I also take a car sharing vehicle on a trip to the sea?
You will get answers to your questions at our consultation day.

Help complete the Wheelmap and enter your observations at our “mapping event.” This will make our city more accessible for everyone.

Construction sites are part of the cityscape—but can strollers, wheelchairs, and walkers get past them? Together with an expert on barrier-free construction, we test whether detours really work for everyone.

With our offer for parents and caregivers, a certified consultant will show you how baby slings fit into everyday life and how you can be mobile without a stroller.

Benches are not just decoration—they are fuel stations for mobility. Without places to take a break, many journeys remain unmade.

There are now more places to linger in our old town: new city benches and special seating areas that were created as part of the city lab projects. On September 21, we invite everyone to “try out” our new seating options in the old town. We will be handing out little food for thought that shows how even seemingly trivial things like a bench have a lot to do with mobility. Because if you can take a breather on the way, you'll reach your destination more easily – and perhaps gain a whole new perspective on our city.

To mark Walk to School and Kindergarten Day, we are celebrating the premiere of our Mobilix mobility kit, which will be available to all daycare centers and elementary schools in the city from this day forward. It contains everything you need to start a conversation about mobility, exercise, and safe routes in a playful way.