When does the ClimateWalk take place?

The ClimateWalk takes place on 21.09.2026 from 18:00 to 20:30.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is the pyramid at the marketplace in Karlsruhe.

How much does participation cost?

Participation is free of charge.

How long does the tour last?

The duration is about 2.5 hours.

How many people can participate?

The number of participants is limited, intended for at least 15 and a maximum of 20 people.

Do you need to register?

Yes, registration is requested at info@glow-karlsruhe.org.

Understand Karlsruhe anew: The ClimateWalk combines climate knowledge, urban history, and future visions.

Name: From Heat Hotspots to Future Places – A ClimateWalk through Karlsruhe
Start: 2026-09-21T18:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-21T20:30:00+02:00
Location: Pyramide am Marktplatz

Experience Karlsruhe anew: The ClimateWalk between heat, urban green, and future ideas

This interactive city tour takes you deep into one of the most exciting future questions of the city: How does Karlsruhe respond to increasing heat, and what makes a livable city center in times of climate change? The ClimateWalk connects local history, urban planning, and climate adaptation into an impressive discovery experience.

Between Marketplace and modern climate adaptation

The starting point is the pyramid at the marketplace, one of the most famous places in Karlsruhe. From here, one can see how closely urban aesthetics, quality of stay, and heat burden are related. The tour makes central places in the city center tangible and shows where shade trees, drinking fountains, or green roofs are already important components of a climate-resilient city.

A tour with exchange, participatory moments, and practical impulses

At several stations, there are short inputs, conversations, and small participatory actions. Thus, it becomes not a classic tour, but a lively city guide with a focus on details, relationships, and concrete solutions. Participants receive practical tips for everyday life and simultaneously experience how global climate justice directly impacts urban planning.

Why this ClimateWalk is special

The tour is part of the nationwide week of climate adaptation and combines professionally grounded information with a clear view of Karlsruhe's local challenges. The small group size creates a personal atmosphere and allows for questions, exchange, and collective reflection on the city of tomorrow.

Conclusion: Anyone who wants to not only see Karlsruhe but also understand it will find a compact, free, and highly current discovery experience here. Secure your spot now and get to know the city from a new perspective.