Hiking exhibition of the Bundestag: Gardelegen experiences democracy up close!

Hiking exhibition of the Bundestag: Gardelegen experiences democracy up close!

Gardelegen, Deutschland - In Gardelegen, the hiking exhibition of the German Bundestag has opened its doors. This exciting exhibition takes place in the Marienkirche and enables visitors to learn more about the functioning and members of the Bundestag. The opening was an important event that Dr. Marcus Faber and Dr. Herbert Wollmann and Gardelegens Mayor Mandy Schumacher was accompanied. Faber emphasized that the time was ideal because the Bundestag election will take place in 75 days, and he hopes for a lot of interest to the public. The presence of school classes and members of the children's and youth advisory board, which underlines the relevance of political education, gave particular pleasure, according to Wollmann.

interactive information and multimedia offers

The hiking exhibition, which consists of 16 display boards and digital content, offers an interactive perspective on the German Bundestag. Interested parties have the opportunity to virtually immerse themselves in the plenary hall of the Reichstag building through a newly developed augmented reality application. If you have always dreamed of a visit to the Bundestag, you can now get to know the well-known buildings with the help of a 360-degree tour without having to travel to Berlin, as reported on bundesag.de

The hiking exhibition in the Marienkirche can only be seen until Friday, December 13th. The opening times are Tuesday to Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. School classes and other groups can take part in tours and discussion rounds after registering for prior notification. Such initiatives are part of a larger project that wants to bring the information about the Bundestag into different regions in order to strengthen political awareness among the population. Analog and digital formats play a central role, as has already been shown in other cities, including in Magdeburg and Eschweiler.