When does the Checkpoint Karlsruhe take place?

The appointment is scheduled for September 22, 2026, from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM.

Where is the venue located?

The checkpoint takes place at ZeSIA, Sophienstraße 102, 76135 Karlsruhe.

How does the registration process work?

Testing is only possible with telephone registration at 0721 35 48 16 0.

Is the access barrier-free?

Yes, the access is barrier-free.

What does the HIV rapid test cost?

ZeSIA lists the HIV rapid test at 25 euros.

What to do in case of symptoms?

In case of symptoms such as itching or discharge, immediate medical treatment should be sought, as the checkpoint is not a medical facility.

Discreet testing, clear counseling: Karlsruhe experiences a calm checkpoint evening

Name: Checkpoint Karlsruhe | HIV and STI Test
Start: 2026-09-22T18:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-22T20:00:00+02:00
Location: ZeSIA Karlsruhe

Discreet, barrier-free and in the heart of Karlsruhe: The checkpoint on Tuesday evening

The Checkpoint Karlsruhe invites you to an anonymous testing opportunity for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections on Tuesday, September 22, 2026. Registration is done by phone, access is barrier-free, and counseling takes place at ZeSIA on Sophienstraße 102.

An evening with clear structure and reliable counseling

The focus is on a compact, well-organized event experience with medically sensible procedures: short distances, phone appointments, and a protected environment for everyone seeking certainty. ZeSIA has been accompanying the checkpoint for many years with a focus on sexual health, prevention, and education.

Important notes for visitors

In case of symptoms such as itching or discharge, ZeSIA explicitly refers to medical treatment, as the checkpoint is not a medical facility. Anyone who merely needs an HIV rapid test can also take it outside of the checkpoint at the counseling center after prior registration. Access is via the front entrance on the street side.

A location with good orientation in the city

ZeSIA on Sophienstraße 102 is centrally located in Karlsruhe. The site is designed for accessibility, making the visit pleasant and uncomplicated for various target groups. The offering is aimed at people who take prevention seriously and appreciate a discreet, trustworthy environment.

Price and Offering

For the checkpoint itself, ZeSIA does not specify ticket prices, as this is a counseling and testing service. The costs published on the website refer to individual testing services; the HIV rapid test is listed there for 25 euros. Discounted rates apply for people with low income.

Conclusion

The Checkpoint Karlsruhe connects education, prevention, and a calm, reliable atmosphere. Anyone looking for a testing appointment that values discretion, accessibility, and professional support will find an important service in the city’s calendar. Now register promptly and attend the appointment.