Getting Here:
- A city where everything is close by: 60% of hotel rooms are within walking distance of the major conference centers
- CO2-free travel with Deutsche Bahn
- Public transportation: emil—zero-emission electric articulated buses
- Bicycle and e-scooter rentals: AWO Radstation, Bolt, Lime, Tier, nextbike; see
Meetings and Lodging:
- Braunschweig City Hall
- Volkswagen Hall, Braunschweig
- DenkRaum: Sustainable Event Space
- Café Kreuzgang; including the Theological Center’s venue
- Protohaus / makerAcademy
- Steigenberger Parkhotel
Food and Drink:
- Bistro Anton’s: Operated by Lebenshilfe Braunschweig, it promotes inclusion
- Café Riptide
- Brodocz: A pioneer in organic dining
- Phils Catering: sources 75% of its products from regional suppliers (at the regional grocery store)
- Erna & Käthe Catering
- Braunschweig is a Fairtrade City; a shopping guide is available
- Various fair-trade shops, such as jojeco, Simones Seifenmanufaktur, naturladen, Contigo, Wunderbar Unverpackt, and Natura Lou
- Sustainable cafés, such as Café Lüttes, Makery, Café Bruns,
Offers and Tours:
- Workshops by Futter Teresa on fermentation, vegan cooking, and creative use of leftovers; see
- Fairtrade tour
- Guided tour of the Heimbs coffee roastery as a regional product
- Guided tour or tastings at National Jürgens Brewery as a regional product
- Activities on the Oker River: boat and canoe trips, pedal boats, or SUPs (all non-motorized); alternatively, a motorized raft trip
- Guided tours of the Riddagshausenmonastery garden??? (Certified organic, operated by the Neuerkerode Foundation, inclusive)
