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After Fair Information and tips for your stay in Karlsruhe
imprint Karlsruher Messe- und Kongress GmbH Festplatz 9, 76137 Karlsruhe, Germany Telephone: +49 721 3720-0, Fax: +49 721 3720-99-2116 Email: info@messe-karlsruhe.de As at 06/19 Photo credits: KMK Archiv, Karlsruhe Tourismus, Fotolia, Adobe Stock, Badisches Staatstheater, Stadt Rheinstetten, Stadt Ettlingen, Jürgen Rösner, Beim Schupi, Klenerts Restaurant, Vogelbräu Karlsruhe, Carlos Cocktailbar, El Taquito, Konditorei Brenner, Ettlinger Tor, Karlsruher Bädergesellschaft mbH, Saensaran-Thaimassage, ZKM Zentrum für Kunst und Medien - Uli Deck, Botanischer Garten - Günther Bayerl, Schlosslichtspiele - Uli Deck While every care has been taken in putting together this document, we cannot rule out changes or errors. We do not guarantee that the information in this document is correct and/or complete.
welcome
Dear exhibitors,
convention attendees,
and fair visitors,
At the end of a long and fascinating day at the trade
fair or convention you are attending, you may decide
that you want to end the day in whatever way you feel
like. Making sure that you will never run out of options
while you are in Karlsruhe, we have put together some
useful information and tips for your stay. This leaflet,
“After Fair”, is the product of our work.
You are more than welcome to use the information
contained in this leaflet to make your stay even more
interesting. You will be surprised by the many options
Karlsruhe has to offer!
We hope that you will have a pleasant stay full of jour-
neys of discovery even while you are not at your trade
fair or convention.
We would like to extend a warm welcome to you, the
visitors to the home of conventions and trade fairs,
Karlsruhe.
Britta Wirtz
CEO
Karlsruher Messe- und Kongress GmbH
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content food & drink 6 restaurants 8 bars 12 cafés 14 shopping 16 wellness 20 public baths 22 beauty 26 nightlife 28 art & culture 32 museums 34 theatre 36 gardens 38 places to visit 40 city portrait 44 Karlsruhe 46 Rheinstetten 48 Ettlingen 50 city map 52 transport network map 54 getting here 56
food & drink
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restaurants
Anders auf dem Turmberg Besitos Karlsruhe
Reichardstraße 22 Karl-Friedrich-Straße 9
76227 Karlsruhe-Durlach 76133 Karlsruhe
www.anders-turmberg.de www.besitos.de
Tel.: 0721 41459 Tel.: 0721 3525188
Aposto Bratar
Waldstraße 57 Erbprinzenstrasse 27
76133 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe
www.aposto.eu/karlsruhe www.bratar.de
Tel.: 0721 1607773 Tel.: 0721 98230230
Beim Schupi
Badisch Brauhaus Brick + Bone
Stephanienstraße 38 – 40 Waldstraße 79
76133 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe
www.badisch-brauhaus.de www.brickandbone.de
Tel.: 0721 1444400 Tel.: 0721 205000
Beim Schupi Cantina Majolika
Durmersheimer Straße 6 Ahaweg 6 – 8
76185 Karlsruhe 76131 Karlsruhe
www.schupi.de www.cantinamajolika.de
Tel.: 0721 551220 Tel.: 0721 1611492
8 restaurants bars cafés
Carls Wirtshaus Kesselhaus
Alter Schlachthof 51 Griesbachstraße 10 c
76131 Karlsruhe 76185 Karlsruhe
www.carls-wirtshaus.de www.kesselhaus-ka.de
Tel.: 0721 66996415 Tel.: 0721 6699269
Enchilada Klenerts Restaurant beim
Waldstraße 63 Bruderbund
76133 Karlsruhe Jakobstraße 3
www.enchilada.de 76287 Rheinstetten
Tel.: 0721 1208885 www.klenerts-bruderbund.de
Tel.: 07242 6171
Hoepfner Burghof
Haid-und-Neu-Straße 18 Kofflers Heuriger
76131 Karlsruhe Lange Straße 1
www.hoepfner-burghof.de 76199 Karlsruhe
Tel.: 0721 622644 www.kofflers-heuriger.de
Tel.: 0721 890202
Hotel-Restaurant Steuermann
Hansastraße 13 Lehner’s Wirtshaus
76189 Karlsruhe Karlstraße 21 a
www.hotel-steuermann.de 76133 Karlsruhe
Tel.: 0721 950900 www.lehners-wirtshaus.de
Tel.: 0721 2495720
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restaurants
Marktlücke Portale 50
Karl-Friedrich-Straße 8 Erbprinzenstraße 4-12
76133 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe
www.karlsruhermarktluecke.de www.portale50.de
Tel.: 0721 6699829 Tel.: 0721 2039845
Mediterrane Restaurant EigenArt
Karlstraße 70 Hebelstraße 17
76137 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe
www.mediterrane.eu www.eigenart-karlsruhe.de
Tel.: 0721 8196978 Tel.: 0721 5703443
Oberländer Weinstube Restaurant Schoko
Akademiestraße 7 Hauptstraße 53
76133 Karlsruhe 76287 Rheinstetten
www.oberlaender-weinstube.de www.restaurantschoko.de
Tel.: 0721 25066 Tel.: 0721 510535
Pomodoro Restaurant Sein
Waldstraße 87 Scheffelstraße 57
76133 Karlsruhe 76135 Karlsruhe
Tel.: 0721 20272 www.restaurant-sein.de
Tel.: 0721 40244776
Vogelbräu Karlsruhe
10 restaurants bars cafésKlenerts Restaurant beim Bruderbund
SAF Antipasti e Vino Terra Mare
Badenwerkstraße am Festplatz 1 Ritterstraße 19
76137 Karlsruhe 76137 Karlsruhe
www.saf-vino.de www.restaurant-terramare.de
Tel.: 0721 78365044 Tel.: 0721 6605493
Stövchen Vogelbräu Karlsruhe
Waldstraße 54 Kapellenstraße 50
76133 Karlsruhe 76131 Karlsruhe
www.stoevchen.com www.vogelbraeu.de
Tel.: 0721 29241 Tel.: 0721 377571
11bars aurum gold Alter Schlachthof 45 Ludwig-Wilhelm-Straße 12 76131 Karlsruhe 76131 Karlsruhe www.aurum-weinbar.de www.gold-ka.de Tel.: 0721 66499745 Tel.: 0721 6268238 Carlos Cocktailbar Carlos Cocktailbar Hemingway Lounge Markgrafenstraße 32 Uhlandstraße 26 76133 Karlsruhe 76135 Karlsruhe www.carloscocktailbar.de www.hemingwaylounge.de Tel.: 0721 46719460 Tel.: 0721 49972877 Der Kofferraum JEAN CLAUDE Hirschstraße 17 Blumenstraße 23 76133 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe www.derkofferraum.de www.jean-claude-bar.de Tel.: 0721 18054803 Tel.: 0178 7905365 EL Taquito KAP Waldstraße 24 – 26 Kapellenstraße 68 76133 Karlsruhe 76131 Karlsruhe www.el-taquito.de www.kap-ka.de Tel.: 0721 23881 Tel.: 0721 32166 12 restaurants bars cafés
Kommödchen Ludwig’s
Marienstraße 1 Waldstraße 61
76137 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe
www.kommoedchen-ka.de www.ludwigs-ka.de
Tel.: 0721 96884844 Tel.: 0721 23349
Living Room Toro Tapasbar
Sophienstraße 112 Akademiestraße 57
76135 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe
www.l-room.de Tel.: 0721 47030469
Tel.: 0151 52539420
El Taquito
13cafés Böckeler Confiserie Café Mary Poppins Kaiserstraße 141 Kaiserallee 51 a 76133 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe www.boeckeler.org www.cafe-mary-poppins.de Tel.: 0721 864890 Tel.: 0721 858593 Café Brenner Café Palaver Karlstraße 61 a Steinstraße 23 76133 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe www.cafe-brenner.de www.cafepalaver.de Tel.: 0721 356789 Tel.: 0721 377647 Café Juli Café Pan Nelkenstraße 21 Kaiserstraße 50 76135 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe www.cafe-juli.de www.cafepan.de Tel.: 0721 84089899 Tel.: 0721 3505858 Café Kongress Café Rih Ettlinger Straße 11 a Waldstraße 3 76137 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe www.cafekongress.eatbu.com www.caferih.de Tel.: 0721 3548383 Tel.: 0721 22074 14 restaurants bars cafés
Cats Café Perlbohne
Kaiserpassage 16 Blumenstraße 19
76133 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe
www.catscafe.de www.perlbohne.de
Tel.: 0721 40245988 Tel.: 0721 85148407
Kaffeehaus NUN Sukie´s Cake Shop
Gottesauer Straße 35 Bahnhofstraße 13
76131 Karlsruhe 76137 Karlsruhe
www.nun.cafe www.sukiescakeshop.de
Tel.: 0151 40418043 Tel.: 0721 50449799
Konditorei Café JÄCK
Karlstraße 37
76133 Karlsruhe
www.konditorei-cafe-jaeck.de
Tel.: 0721 27149
Pâtisserie Ludwig
Waldstraße 85
76133 Karlsruhe
www.patisserie-ludwig.net
Tel.: 0179 1781272
Café Konditorei Brenner Photo: © leszekglasner / Fotolia.com
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shopping ETTLINGER TOR shopping centre in Karlsruhe Accommodating 130 specialist retailers, cafés, and restaurants on an area of 37,000 m², ETTLINGER TOR in Karlsruhe is a veritable paradise for shopping. Situated in an extension of the pedestrian zone, it’s where you’ll find almost everything your heart desires. The glass-roofed mall offers a wide range of products and services relating to fashion, accessories, beauty, literature, and consumer electronics on three floors. www.ettlinger-tor.de Ettlinger Tor Postgalerie The Postgalerie in Karlsruhe’s former central post office is one of the most beautiful shopping galleries in Germany. Bright with natural light, spacious, modern, and carefully maintained, the Post- galerie, featuring some 50 different specialised shops, outlets, and eateries, has been a popular shopping destination for the whole re- gion and beyond since 2001. It’s the only place in Karlsruhe where you’ll find the big PRIMARK, TK MAXX, and DECATHLON stores. www.postgalerie.de 18
Südliche Waldstraße (Southern Waldstrasse)
This little jewel in the heart of the city is said to be the most creative
street in the whole of Karlsruhe. No wonder, because the many busi-
nesses in this buzzing street are run by their owners with heart and
soul. Heading the line-up is the interior-design store “burger”, offe-
ring the most renowned collections of modern design for homes and
commercial projects.
Kaiserstrasse - the main shopping avenue
The “Kaiserstrasse” is the main shopping avenue in Karlsruhe’s
city centre. This is where you’ll find numerous retail stores, cafes,
and snack bars. Enjoy a city stroll along Baden’s longest shopping
street. Here, Karlsruhe’s city centre can be full of lively ambience
one minute and then, in the next street café, be transformed into
a haven of peaceful relaxation.
Zirkel
A crescent-shaped boulevard set before Karlsruhe’s “Schlossplatz”,
the “Zirkel” is a favourite place for art lovers to meet: here, two galle-
ries combine to form the “Galerien am Zirkel”, comprising the gallery
of Karl Ewald Schrade and the Neue Kunst Gallery of Michael Oess.
Located at the western end of the Zirkel is the Staatliche Kunsthalle
(State Art Gallery). Besides art, there are other high-end shops, too,
such as Löb High-Fidelity for acoustic enjoyment and Goldschmiede
Zöller for fine jewellery.
19wellness
Therme Vierordtbad
public baths Europabad Karlsruhe Europabad Karlsruhe With its shark-themed children’s water park “KAi” and numerous thrilling waterslides, a fantastic water landscape, the excellent cuisine as well as unique sauna and wellness facilities, Europa- bad Karlsruhe is the top tip for a short holiday in the beautiful fan- shaped city of Karlsruhe! The “AquaRocket” waterslide, one of the absolute highlights of Europabad Karlsruhe, is guaranteed to wake you up with 14 metres of free-fall in only 10 seconds! And if that’s not enough, then take an adventurous ride in the “Green Viper” commu- nity-slide. Constantly on the run from the venomous snake, visual and structural elements promise a great adventure accompanied by exciting music! www.ka-europabad.de 22 public baths beauty
Vierordtbad Thermal Baths
The historical Vierordtbad thermal baths are the perfect place for
the short break you’ve always wished for, right in the heart of the
unique fan-shaped city of Karlsruhe. A fairy-tale blend of water,
warmth, and wellness make every visit an absolute pleasure for
body, mind, and soul. This fascinating world of water lets visitors im-
merse themselves in a soothing and feel-good atmosphere amidst
artistic mosaics. An impressive sauna landscape in this historical
bathhouse’s indoor and outdoor areas also offer the opportunity for
thorough relaxation. Massage and cosmetic treatments, physiothe-
rapy and a variety of events to enhance well-being never fail to de-
light guests every time they visit.
www.ka-vierordtbad.de
Vierordtbad
23public baths Fächerbad The Fächerbad swimming complex is situated in the heart of Karlsruhe’s tranquil Waldstadt district. As the biggest sports swim- ming baths in the region, it offers everything sport-oriented swim- mers look for. A 50-metre pool in the indoor section ensures an opti- mum environment for training and competitions, and the generously proportioned high-diving pool provides ideal conditions too. A spe- cial highlight is the convertible pool: at 25 metres in length, it is truly a showpiece in the world of competitive swimming. Fresh air when the sun is shining – the roof closed for rain. The typical cabriolet feeling is part of this pool’s particular charm. When training is over, the sauna section and its dreamy gardens provide ample scope for intensive relaxation. The extensive outdoor area offers plenty of space for recreation, leisure, and sunbathing when the weather is right. www.ka-faecherbad.de Fächerbad Karlsruhe 24 public baths beauty
Rheinstrandbad
Rheinstrandbad Rappenwört is one of the biggest and most scenic
outdoor swimming baths in Germany. Set in the middle of a nature
conservation area on the Rhine, the complex is an oasis of leisure
and relaxation. The diversified landscape featuring a wave pool,
fun pools, diving boards, and solar-heated pools for swimmers
and paddling ensure a great day out with family and friends. With
its array of waterslides, children’s playground, sports areas, and a
big mini-golf course, Karlsruhe’s “pearl on the Rhine” promises re-
creational fun for young and old. The so-called “Milchhäusle” also
offers a great selection of culinary fare for keeping your strength
up on those sunny days at the poolside. Outdoor pool season: May
to September
www.ka-baeder.de/rappenwoertbad
Rheinstrandbad
25beauty Art Coiffeur Franck Dollé Ginkgo Day Spa Herrenstraße 48 Ritterstraße 24 76133 Karlsruhe 76137 Karlsruhe Tel.: 0721 376565 Tel.: 0151 26834559 www.art-coiffeur.de www.ginkgo-dayspa.de Baan Thai Massage Haarschneiderei Adlerstraße 7 Herrenstraße 35 76133 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe Tel.: 0721 49975522 Tel.: 0721 22668 www.baan-thai-massage-ka.de www.haarschneiderei-ka.de Body & Beauty Lounge Saensaran-Thaimassage Kaiserstraße 177 Veilchenstraße 13 76133 Karlsruhe 76131 Karlsruhe Tel.: 0721 46711437 Tel.: 0721 8315253 www.body-beauty-lounge.de www.saensaran-thaimassage.de Comfort & Schönheit Skin Wellity Ettlinger Straße 4 Amalienstraße 13 76137 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe Tel.: 0721 888876 Tel.: 0721 8244881 comfort-schoenheit-kosmetik.de www.skin-wellity.de Eden Cosmetic Spa Style Lab Hairdesign Sophienstraße 37 Rastatter Straße 91 76133 Karlsruhe 76199 Karlsruhe Tel.: 0721 844304 Tel.: 0721 85145794 www.eden-cosmetic-spa.de www.stylelab-hairdesign.de 26 public baths beauty
Saensaran-Thaimassage
27nightlife
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nightlife AGOSTEA SUBSTAGE Karlsruhe e.V. Rüppurrer Straße 1 Alter Schlachthof 19 76137 Karlsruhe 76131 Karlsruhe www.agostea-karlsruhe.de www.substage.de App Club Krokokeller Kaiserpassage 6 Bürgerstraße 14 76133 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe www.app-club.de www.krokokeller.com CEN CLUB Kulturzentrum Tollhaus Waldstraße 32 Alter Schlachthof 35 76133 Karlsruhe 76131 Karlsruhe www.cen-club.de www.tollhaus.de Die Stadtmitte Nachtwerk Musikclub Baumeisterstraße 3 Pfannkuchstraße 14 76137 Karlsruhe 76185 Karlsruhe www.die-stadtmitte.de www.nachtwerk-musikclub.de En Vogue Topsy Turvy Blumenstraße 10 Hirschstraße 30 76133 Karlsruhe 76133 Karlsruhe www.envogue-nightclub.de www.topsy-bar.de Qubes CLB Unverschämt Hirschstraße 16 Bahnhofplatz 6 76133 Karlsruhe 76137 Karlsruhe www.qubes-club.de www.uv-karlsruhe.de 30
Photo: © Jacob Lund / Fotolia.com
31art & culture
33 ZKM | Zentrum für Kunst und Medien | Photo: Uli Deck
museums Badischer Kunstverein (Baden Society of Art) A contemporary exhibition programme of international art. Tuesday – Friday 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. Saturday – Sunday 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. www.badischer-kunstverein.de Badisches Landesmuseum (Baden State Museum) The Baden State Museum in Karlsruhe Palace is the biggest museum of cultural history in Baden-Württemberg and one of the most active of its kind in Germany. With its collections of worldwide significance, it presents art and historical spheres of life from prehistory and early history all the way through to ancient cultures, the Middle Ages, the Baroque period and the 21st century. Visitors are welcome to climb the palace tower until one hour before the museum closes to get an impressive view of the fan-shaped layout of the city’s streets. Tuesday – Thursday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Friday – Sunday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Friday 2 p.m. – 6 p.m. free admission www.landesmuseum.de Rechtshistorisches Museum (Legal Historical Museum) The Karlsruhe Museum of Legal History is located in the Federal Sup- reme Court in the city centre and gives visitors an overview of the historical development of law. Groups welcome by prior arrangement. Tuesday 10 a.m. – 12 noon (except bank holidays) www.rechtshistorisches-museum.de Staatliche Kunsthalle (State Art Gallery) Comprising three buildings on Hans-Thoma-Strasse – the main buil- ding, the “Junge Kunsthalle”, and the “Orangerie” – the State Art Hall is rich in tradition and one of Germany’s biggest museums. It sees itself as an intermediary between the past, the present, and the future. At the core of the museum’s work is the preservation of the legacy of seven centuries of European art history as well as uphol- ding the present-day dialogue with the collection and the quality of its enlargement. Tuesday – Sunday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. www.kunsthalle-karlsruhe.de 34 museums theatre gardens places to visit
Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde
(State Museum of Natural History)
The Natural History Museum presents a permanent exhibition of in-
digenous and exotic plants and animals as well as rocks and fossils.
The highly popular vivarium has a wide range of terrariums as well
as freshwater and seawater aquariums.
Tuesday – Friday 9.30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Saturday – Sunday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
www.smnk.de
Städtische Galerie (Municipal Gallery)
The main focus of this exhibition is on local art dating back to the
founding of Karlsruhe’s Academy of Art (1854) and German art from
1945 to the present day. To complement the gallery’s own portfolio,
the top-class collection of the Cologne-based married couple Eber-
hard and Ute Garnatz forms a highlight in its own right with key
works of German painting, sculpture, and photography since 1960.
Wednesday – Friday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Saturday – Sunday 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
www.staedtische-galerie.de
ZKM | Centre for Art and Media
A special cultural experience awaits visitors in the ZKM | Centre for
Art and Media in Karlsruhe. On more than 15.000 m² of exhibition
space, visitors can explore video, music, and light installations, com-
puter-assisted and interactive environments at the ZKM as well as
totally new exhibition formats. As a “reward” for its pioneering work,
the ZKM has received a very special distinction: the international art
database ArtFacts.Net selected the ZKM as one of the Top10 of the
world’s best museums.
Wednesday – Friday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Saturday – Sunday 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Closed Mondays and Tuesdays
www.zkm.de
35theatre Badisch Bühn Baden dialect, Baden mentality, and above all Baden humour flou- rish on the stage of this Karlsruhe theatre. Made all the more en- joyable by wining and dining before and during the performances. Tickets & information: 0721 552500 www.badisch-buehn.de Badisches Staatstheater (Baden State Theatre) The Baden State Theatre presents operas, concerts, ballet, and theatre as well as the “Junge Staatstheater” founded in 2011 and the “Volkstheater”. The establishment is also the main venue for Karlsruhe’s annual international Händel festival. Tickets & information: 0721 933333 www.staatstheater.karlsruhe.de Das Sandkorn – more than just theatre Modern and entertaining theatre for children and adults of all ages. The emphasis is on in-house productions. Cabaret, musicals, con- temporary dramas and spirited comedies, guest performances, or self-produced plays – the programme is eclectic and diversified. Tickets & information: 0721 83152970 www.das-sandkorn.de Jakobus-Theater Jakobus-Theater is a motivated amateur theatre that works with professional stage directors and has existed since 1972. The re- pertoire leaves next to nothing to be desired: Contemporary plays, modern classics, German classics, Comedies, literary cabarets, rea- dings, chanson and music evenings, children’s and youth plays, guest performances and much more. Tickets & information: 0721 854245 www.jakobus-theater.de 36 museums theatre gardens places to visit
Kammertheater (Chamber theatre)
The Karlsruhe Kammertheater is a private theatre with 250 seats.
The programme ranges from comedies to classics and musical pro-
ductions. The roles are often played by prominent actors.
Tickets & information: 0721 23111
www.kammertheater-karlsruhe.de
marotte-Figurentheater
The marotte figure theatre has had its own permanent premises in
Karlsruhe since 1987. marotte is distinguished by the broad spect-
rum of its means of expression and its repertoire, which ranges from
traditional fairy tales to theatrical versions of modern children’s
books and experimental plays. The theatre uses a wide variety of
figures such as hand puppets, table-top puppets, marionettes and
other objects as well as shadow play.
Tickets & information: 0721 841555
www.marotte-figurentheater.de
Spuktheater
The Spuktheater is a small, professional private theatre in Karlsruhe.
The shows all involve the supernatural and unexplained phenomena.
The audience is more than just a body of passive onlookers and often
becomes part of the story.
Information: 0177 3922768
www.spuktheater.net
37gardens Botanischer Garten (Botanical Gardens) The Botanical Gardens are located near the Orangerie on the peri- phery of the Palace gardens and is appreciated as an oasis of green in the heart of the former ducal residence of Karlsruhe. It is home to more than 20 special species of trees from different continents, glasshouses with cacti, and numerous greenhouses full of tropical plants. Secluded corners with springs, sculptures, and a wonderfully laid out café terrace combine to form a charming ensemble. www.botanischer-garten-karlsruhe.de Günther-Klotz-Anlage (Günther-Klotz park) The Günther-Klotz park is a beautifully located belt of green between the districts of Südweststadt and Grünwinkel. With the Alb river flow- ing through it, spacious areas for recreation and relaxation, several small lakes, a rental-boat lake, a basketball field, and a lot more be- sides, the park is an ideal spot for spending quality leisure time. It is also the venue for the annual DAS FEST, one of the biggest open-air events in Germany. Botanischer Garten 38 museums theatre gardens places to visit
Schlossgarten (Palace gardens)
In 1967, for Germany’s National Garden Show, the Palace gardens
were laid out in the style of English landscaped parklands. The green
expanses are interspersed with sculptures from the baroque period
to modern times, memorials, fountains from a variety of epochs, and
also features the municipal park lake at its centre. This is where
Karlsruhe’s citizens come to escape the hustle and bustle of their
daily routines. Take a stroll through the waterlily and pheasant gar-
dens, enjoy a tripon the miniature railway, or just relax and set your
spirit free! ThePalace gardens mark the southern end of the popular
“Hardtwald” local recreation area, stretching northwards through
woodlands.
Zoologischer Stadtgarten (Zoo)
Karlsruhe’s zoo is one of the oldest in Germany. Set in the heart of
the city, this green oasis with its with its historical stock of trees,
colourful flowerbeds, themed gardens, and stretches of water invites
visitors to experience nature and discover and acquaint themselves
with a wide diversity of animal species from all over the world. The
gondolettas are open from Easter
to mid-October. Besides these,
water organs, a children’s motor-
way, an adventure playground, mi-
nigolf, a petting zoo, and the daily
feeding time make a visit an abso-
lute must for the whole family. The
zoo offers a rich and interesting
programme for guests of all ages:
additional entertainment is provi-
ded by concerts and events of all
kinds on the lake stage. Karlsruhe
zoo – relaxation and recreation in
equal measure.
39places to visit The Federal Court of Justice The Federal Court of Justice was first opened in Karlsruhe on 1 October 1950. It is the Federal Republic of Germany’s highest court in the field of ordinary jurisdiction, i.e. in the administration of civil and criminal law, which, in the lower instances, is exercised by the local, regional, and higher regional courts operating under the aegis of the individual states. Herrenstraße 45 a, 76133 Karlsruhe The Federal Constitutional Court The Federal Constitutional Court has been based in Karlsruhe from its very beginnings. It moved into its present official premises in the immediate vicinity of Karlsruhe Palace (between Schlossplatz and the Botanical Gardens) in 1969. Its open layout is designed to convey democratic transparency. The assembly room is located in the highest part of the building. Schlossbezirk 3, 76131 Karlsruhe Turmberg The “Turmberg” is the prominent hill overlooking Durlach, the town surrounding the former royal residence of Baden. It is 256m high and the northernmost peak of the Black Forest on the tran- sition between the central German uplands and the rolling hills of the Kraichgau. From it, there’s a wonderful view of the Rhine Plain, Durlach, and Karlsruhe. Germany’s oldest funicular railway, the “Turmbergbahn”, is one way of getting to the top. Alternatively, those of a more robust constitution can take the steps of the “Hexenstäffele”. The Anders restaurant on Turmberg offers a wide selection of regional and seasonal cuisine. The “Ständehaus” remembrance site The “Badische Ständehaus” in Karlsruhe is rightly regarded as an institution that paved the way for democracy in Germany. The “Ständehaus” remembrance site, where the history of the Baden state parliament is presented in an exhibition, has been keeping the memory of this tradition alive since 1993. Free admission. Ständehausstraße 2, 76133 Karlsruhe 40 museums theatre gardens places to visit
“Marktplatz” and the Pyramid
The “Marktplatz” around the pyramid is the best-known square in
Karlsruhe and forms the city centre. It also accommodates the
city’s iconic landmark, the pyramid built in 1823. Beneath it lies
the crypt of the church “Konkordienkirche”, demolished in 1807,
in which the city’s founding father, Margrave Karl Wilhelm von
Baden-Durlach (1679-1738), lies buried. Also located there, facing
Karlsruhe’s town hall, is the Protestant municipal church with
a tower and steeple almost 62 metres high as well as the Grand
Duke Ludwig fountain. Numerous cafés and restaurants around
the square invite you to take a break and watch the world go by.
The Square of Fundamental Rights
The Square of Fundamental Rights, built in 2005, is situated
between “Zirkel” and “Schlossplatz” in the pedestrian zone con-
necting “Marktplatz” and Karlsruhe Palace. The square is dotted
with 24 double-faced signs displaying statements made by judges,
lawyers, and citizens relating to different aspects of right and
wrong. The square is a gift from the City of Karlsruhe to the nearby
Federal Constitutional Court.
Prinz-Max-Palais
Today, “Prinz-Max-Palais” – originally a grand retirement resi-
dence of a business tycoon, then a palace of the Baden high nobi-
lity, residence of the last Imperial Chancellor of the Reich, seat of
the Federal Constitutional Court, and university building – accom-
modates a wide array of cultural institutions: a department of the
municipal museum, the literary society, the museum of Upper
Rhine literature, and the children’s and youth library.
Karlstraße 10, 76133 Karlsruhe
41places to visit Karlsruhe Palace Karlsruhe Palace is the point around which the city’s fan-shape opens out. The palace is surrounded by the magnificent palace garden and the spacious palace forecourt. Today, Karlsruhe Palace accommodates the Baden State Museum and is always a good motif for a photograph. It was built between 1715 and 1718 on behalf of Margrave Karl Wilhelm von Baden-Durlach and was henceforth the palace of residence of the ruling sovereigns for almost 200 years. The Karlsruhe PALACE ILLUMINATIONS have been taking place here in summer every year since 2015. With its 170-metre projection area, Karlsruhe Palace then becomes Germany’s probably biggest but most certainly most beautiful big screen. 24 high-performance beamers bathe the palace in another kind of magnificence every evening – free of charge and open to everyone, right in the heart of Karlsruhe. Schlossbezirk 10, 76131 Karlsruhe Maxin10sity, 300 Fragments, Photo: ARTIS - Uli Deck 42 museums theatre gardens places to visit
Straße der Demokratie, Photo: © Oskar/Fotolia.com
Straße der Demokratie (The Street of Democracy)
A tour of discovery along the so-called “Straße der Demokratie”
is always worthwhile: Karlsruhe was the birthplace of the Baden
Constitution in 1818 and is still home to Germany’s highest courts
today. A whole row of cities and institutions with historical ties to
the freedom movement have come together to increase awareness
of this fascinating cultural and historical heritage in the public
domain. Their cross-border project is the “Straße der Demokratie”.
In Karlsruhe, the “street of democracy” leads to a total of eight
locations featuring in this history, among them the “Ständehaus”,
the town hall, the Federal Court of Justice, Prinz-Max-Palais,
the Federal Constitutional Court, and the Square of Fundamental
Rights.
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Karlsruhe
Welcome to Karlsruhe!
In the last few years, Karlsruhe, one of the youngest cities in
Germany, has developed into a vibrant and dynamic large city in
which savoir vivre is paramount. Owing to its location in the Upper
Rhine region, Karlsruhe is regarded as one of the sunniest cities in
the country, nestled in a scenic rural landscape. Karlsruhe really
is a city of green, with more than 800 ha of public parks extending
an open invitation to use leisure time actively. Karlsruhe’s unique-
ly radial layout was the brainchild of its founding father, Margrave
Karl Wilhelm, who had his palace built as the centre of the city in
1715, forming the point from which the roads radiate outwards.
Culture is a key issue in Karlsruhe, which has a multitude of thea-
tres, museums, and galleries to offer. When it comes to going out,
you’re really spoilt for choice: from clubs to bars and cinemas,
the city provides everything night owls could wish for. Traditional
microbreweries are famous for their Baden specialities, whilst
the trendy cafés exude big-city flair. There’s a wide range of shop-
ping opportunities, in ETTLINGER TOR, for example, southern
Germany’s biggest indoor shopping centre, or on Baden’s longest
shopping avenue, the “Kaiserstraße”.
www.karlsruhe-tourismus.de for the latest information
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Rheinstetten
Young, modern, and offering quality of life
Rheinstetten is a young and modern town. Arising from the muni-
cipalities of Forchheim, Mörsch, and Neuburgweier, it has become
a large district town with 21,000 residents. Rheinstetten lies in
the Karlsruhe “Technologieregion”, directly on the Rhine and right
next-door to Karlsruhe as an important regional centre in the
heart of Europe.
Two thirds of the district are natural areas, whereby a valuable
landscape has evolved, a special feature of which are the Rhine
wetlands. The town is surrounded by meadows, fields, and
orchards, all of which are a favourite destination for cyclists,
joggers, and ramblers. Rheinstetten’s most popular places for
an outing, however, are the two bathing lakes: as a leisure and
recreation area, the Epplesee is appreciated even by water sports
enthusiasts from outside the region whereas the Fermasee, being
part of a nature reserve and a protected landscape, offers more
peaceful environment.
In Rheinstetten, citizen involvement and celebrating together go
hand in hand, which can be experienced at a multitude of festi-
vals and events all year round. With 130 clubs and associations,
numerous cultural and social institutions as well as dynamic
church communities, Rheinstetten offers attractive leisure and
sports facilities and a stimulating community life. Besides other
facilities such as the lovingly designed museum for settlement
history in the PAMINA region, the town also offers a municipal
library and an indoor swimming pool.
See www.rheinstetten.de for the latest information
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Ettlingen
Away from the big city – historical and bustling
Ettlingen’s historical Old Town with its mediaeval, winding alley-
ways and buzzing pedestrian precinct invites you to stroll, explo-
re and shop. Away from the big city, a wide diversity of shops
offers a special shopping experience. The Old Town‘s multifa-
ceted offerings are rounded off by numerous restaurants, pubs,
bars, beer gardens and cafés, providing a great selection of fare
to pamper your palate. A gourmet restaurant, hearty cuisine,
a snack in the microbrewery, or just coffee and cake... there‘s
something to suit every taste.
After a strenuous day at the trade fair, simply wind down and
relax - which makes the Albgaubad, with its spacious sauna
landscape and magnificent sauna garden, the right place to
head for. The Ettlingen Legends are another highlight, which the
cursed master baker tells at night on his ramble through the Old
Town with burning torches - spooky, witty, beautiful, and giving
listeners the creeps. Of course, you can explore the Old Town on
an evening tour with the night watchman, too. Besides a varied
cultural programme, the Palace Festival (Schlossfestspiele)
offers musicals and theatre of the finest quality from June to
August. Ettlingen, don‘t miss it.
See www.tourismus-ettlingen.de for the latest information
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Travelling to Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre
Messeallee 1, 76287 Rheinstetten, Tel.: 0721 3720 5000
Arriving from the A 5/A 8 motorways
From the A 8 from Stuttgart, take the A 5 to “Basel”, take exit 48
“Karlsruhe-Süd” and then follow the signs to the Trade Fair
Centre (“Messe”).
Arriving from the A 65 motorway
The A 65 merges into the B 10. Leave the B 10 at exit 8 and follow
the signs to the Trade Fair Centre (“Messe”).
Parking
A total of 7000 parking spaces in 3 car parks are available for
cars on the grounds of the Trade Fair Centre as well a VIP / press
car park.
Arriving by Train
Karlsruhe is a hub for ICE, InterCity, EuroCity and InterRegio
trains, and is located directly on the Hamburg-Frankfurt-Basel
intercity line. The east-west line Karlsruhe-Stuttgart-Munich
begins here too. And the high-speed TGV train takes you
from Paris to Karlsruhe in just three hours.
56Arriving by plane
Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre has excellent connections to at
least 4 airports: Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden (a drive of approx.
30 minutes) and other major international airports such as
Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Strasbourg (a 50–60 minute drive).
Arriving by public transport
Messe/Leichtsandstraße or Messe Nord tram stops
From the city centre: Line S2 (destination Rheinstetten).
From Karlsruhe central station: Line 3 (destination Heide) or Line
4 (destination Waldstadt) to Europaplatz; change to Line S2 (des-
tination Rheinstetten).
Line S41 (destination Freudenstadt central station) or Line S4
(destination Achern); change to the Regionalbus Line 106, (desti-
nation Neuburgweier Breslauer Str.)
From Durlacher Tor: Line S2 (destination Rheinstetten).
You can also take the Messe-Express service for certain events.
Important notice
Karlsruhe is in motion and is working on a forward-looking infra-
structural project. An urban-railway tunnel and a road tunnel are
being built beneath the city, scheduled for completion by 2021.
Part of the aim is to create a rail-free pedestrian zone to make
Karlsruhe’s city centre even more attractive in future. The work
can impede road traffic and local public transport at times. Please
familiarise yourself with possible diversions at an early stage.
Information is available at www.diekombiloesung.de
city map transport network map getting here 57getting here Travelling to Karlsruhe’s Convention Centre Festplatz 9, 76137 Karlsruhe, Tel.: +49 721 3720 2115 Arriving from the A 5/A 8 motorways On the A 8 from Stuttgart, take the A 5 towards “Frankfurt”, turn off the A 5 at exit 45 “Karlsruhe-Mitte” and take the B 10 follow- ing the signs to “Karlsruhe”. Turn off the B 10 at exit 2 towards “Stadtmitte/Zentrum” and follow the signs to “Kongresszentrum”. Arriving from the A 65 motorway The A 65 merges into the B 10. Turn off the B 10 at exit 2 towards “Kongresszentrum” and follow the signs to “Kongresszentrum”. Parking Parking spaces for 1000 cars are available in the underground carpark on “Festplatz”. Arriving by train Karlsruhe is a hub for ICE, InterCity, EuroCity and InterRegio trains, and is located directly on the Hamburg-Frankfurt-Basel intercity line. The east-west line Karlsruhe-Stuttgart-Munich begins here too. And the high-speed TGV train takes you from Paris to Karlsruhe in just three hours. Arriving by plane Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre has excellent connections to at least 4 airports: Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden (a drive of approx. 30 minutes) and other major international airports such as Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Strasbourg (a 50–60 minute drive). 58
Arriving by public transport
Tramstop Konzerthaus
From the main railway station: Stadtbus 10 (VBK) towards Ettlinger Tor
From the city centre: Line 5
Important notice
Karlsruhe is in motion and is working on a forward-looking infra-
structural project. An urban-railway tunnel and a road tunnel are
being built beneath the city, scheduled for completion by 2021.
Part of the aim is to create a rail-free pedestrian zone to make
Karlsruhe’s city centre even more attractive in future. The work
can impede road traffic and local public transport at times. Please
familiarise yourself with possible diversions at an early stage.
Information is available at www.diekombiloesung.de
59Stand: June 2019 | Subject to modifications; errors excepted.
Karlsruher Messe- und Kongress GmbH
Festplatz 9 | 76137 Karlsruhe | tel +49 721 3720-0
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