Dialogue in the Dark Hamburg

Dialogue in the Dark is a unique experience that takes visitors on a sensory journey through complete darkness. This immersive exhibit provides an opportunity to experience the world in a way that is rarely encountered. This interactive experience challenges visitors to rely on their other senses, heightening their awareness and empathy.

The exhibit is housed in a former warehouse, which has been transformed into a series of pitch-black rooms that simulate everyday environments such as a park, a grocery store, and a cafe. Dialogue in the Dark is popular for providing unique perspectives to its visitors. Visitors are led through the exhibit by visually impaired guides, who share their personal experiences and offer insights into their daily lives. 
The idea for Dialogue in the Dark was born in 1988 when Andreas Heinecke created an exhibit to raise awareness about the challenges faced by visually impaired individuals. The exhibit was a huge success, and it quickly expanded to become an international phenomenon.