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Museums, Culture & History
ZKM | Center for Art and Media
Guided tour of Karlsruhe Zoological City Garden
Baden State Theatre Karlsruhe
Genesis by Markus Lüpertz
City Tours for Groups
Culinary Delights & Moments of Indulgence
EXO Restaurant in Karlsruhe Zoological City Garden
Badisch Brauhaus – All about cuisine, beer and whisky
Culinary Tour through Karlsruhe
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Restaurant Tips for Groups
Events 2026
Exciting Excursions
City Map of Karlsruhe
ZKM | Center for Art and Media including the Hallenbau cultural quarter
In the heart of Karlsruhe stands the Hallenbau, a former munitions factory built in 1915. One hundred years later, this listed industrial monument has become one of Germany’s most fascinating venues for art, education, and artistic research. Ten distinctive light-filled courtyards stretch across 300 meters, bringing together four major institutions under one roof: Karlsruhe Art Museum –a showcase for the art of the 20th and 21st centuries and the city’s current art scene, ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, internationally renowned for its focus on electronic and time-based art and artistic research, State Art Gallery Karlsruhe, home to an important collection of medieval and French art, and HfG | Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design, an international center for learning and experimentation in art, theory, and design.
Within the extraordinary atmosphere of this industrial monument, the Hallenbau offers diverse perspectives on art and artistic creation through exhibitions, events, debates, co-working spaces, a media library, museum shops, and a café. With around 280,000 visitors per year, the Hallenbau serves as a vibrant meeting place for people of all generations and nationalities.
As a unique ensemble within Karlsruhe’s museum landscape, the Hallenbau unites research, teaching, and more than 600 years of art history under one roof — from Old Masters through Modernism and the postwar period to contemporary art, sculpture, and postmodern media installations.
The
ZKM Karlsruhe and Hallenbau
ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe
Karlsruhe Art Museum
State Art Gallery Karlsruhe HfG | Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design
Address Lorenzstraße 19, 76135 Karlsruhe
Opening hours
Wed – Fri: 10:00 – 18:00
Sat – Sun: 11:00 – 18:00
Closed on Monday and Tuesday
Guided tours per group: from € 95 plus admission fee per participant
By appointment
Duration: 1 hour
Meeting point: ZKM Foyer
Languages: German and English (other languages on request)
Participants: max. 20 people per group
Booking and Contact
KTG Karlsruhe Tourismus GmbH
Kaiserstraße 72 – 74 | 76133 Karlsruhe T +49 721 602997-580 busgruppe@karlsruhe-tourismus.de
Guided tour of Karlsruhe Zoological City Garden
A family-friendly green oasis in the heart of the city
Stadtgarten area (City Garden area)
The “Stadtgarten” is home to around 800 impressive trees from many countries, 15,000 roses of 130 varieties, numerous tulips and summer flowers, perennials and climbing plants. The Japanese garden is also famous, a miniature landscape with a Shinto shrine, stone lions and a pagoda. The City Garden is home to over 4,000 animals of 250 species – from elephants to small meerkats.
Zoological area
The animal world is presented in themed areas. In the “Water Habitat”, redesigned in 2009, sea lions, seals and penguins live in natural coastal landscapes with underwater viewing windows. In addition, the polar bear enclosure with its tundra-like appearance also offers fascinating underwater views. In the “African Savannah”, numerous African animal species can be seen in three large enclosures. On the eastern slope of the Lauterberg lies the “Himalayan Mountain World” with rare snow leopards. Since 2015, the Exotic House with around 2,000 animals – including birds, bats, white-faced sakis and two-toed sloths – has complemented the offering.
Themed tours in the zoo and in the “Stadtgarten” available for booking.
Dates on request
Entrances north: Am Festplatz 9, 76137 Karlsruhe south: beim Bahnhofplatz 4, 76137 Karlsruhe (gegenüber. Hauptbahnhof)
Dates on request
Duration 60 or 90 minutes per group from €95 plus
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Baden State Theatre Karlsruhe
The Baden State Theatre is located in the heart of Karlsruhe and is one of the largest multi-genre theatres in Germany. Its opera, concert, ballet, drama, youth theatre and newly founded digital theatre departments create a varied and diverse cultural offering for the region: artistic experiences that come alive in the hearts and minds of the audience, resonating, touching and moving them.
Over 900 events per year take place in the theatres, at guest performances or in special locations around the city. The Baden State Theatre is a crowd puller in the city for the city. It shines beyond Karlsruhe as a beacon: regionally, nationally and internationally.
A special highlight is the International Händel Festival, which always takes place in Karlsruhe from the end of February to the beginning of March and attracts both national and international audiences. The festival programme brings together the stars of tomorrow with the big names of the baroque scene. For two weeks, they open up a world full of baroque magic and make Karlsruhe a meeting place for the international music scene.
Badisches Statstheater Karlsruhe
Address Herrmann-Levi-Platz 1, 76137 Karlsruhe
Dates on request
Group rates
Genesis by Markus Lüpertz
It is Germany’s largest contiguous ceramic artwork, and even the creation of the GENESIS cycle by the renowned artist Markus Lüpertz in Karlsruhe’s city railway tunnel was spectacular. The underground “365 Days Gallery” in Karlsruhe is unique for several reasons: this flagship project was realized entirely without public funding, thanks to generous donations and sponsorships. The financing was made possible through the enthusiasm of companies and private patrons, driven by the project’s initiator, Anton Goll, who conceived the idea and supervised the unique art project over seven years until its opening. Thus, the artwork was literally “put on track” – the Karlsruhe subway as a carrier of a high-caliber Gesamtkunstwerk (total work of art). A creative journey from DARKNESS to LIGHT.
Discover our cultural mile with 14 individual highlights at seven stations. Learn fascinating details about the masterful achievements of everyone involved in the creation and installation of Germany’s largest ceramic artwork, and explore the creative vision behind Lüpertz’s GENESIS cycle.
Our guided tour offers an insight into Markus Lüpertz’s artistic interpretation, yet it still leaves the viewer with plenty of room for their own exciting interpretations.
Important Information
To participate in the city tour, please purchase the necessary public transport tickets (zone 100; e.g., a 1-day ticket depending on the number of persons or single tickets). Please note that separate tickets are required for both the outbound and return journeys, as they are not included in the tour price. Due to maintenance and service work in the subway, short-term closures may occur, which could necessitate rescheduling or cancellation of the tour.
Notes
GENESIS by Markus Lüpertz Underground
Dates on request
Duration 1.5 – 2 hours
Language German and English (other languages on request)
Meeting point
Large brown cube “Durlacher Tor” Stop: Durlacher Tor station
Participants max. 20 persons
City Tours for Groups
Our Highlights
KarlsTour
Despite being just 300 years old, Karlsruhe looks back on an eventful past. Accompanied by our tour guides, you’ll learn all about the city’s founding and its development into an important center of culture and innovation.
Stroll and Marvel
Designed especially for our senior participants, this informative city tour proceeds at a relaxed, comfortable pace with regular breaks tailored to the group’s needs.
Durlach – From Residence to District Durlach is considered the “mother” of Karlsruhe and boasts a centuries-old history. Stroll through the narrow alleys of the medieval old town and discover, among other sights, the picturesque market square, the castle square, and the city wall.
Architecture and Urban Planning
The so-called “dream city” of Margrave Karl Wilhelm, centered around the palace, is one of the last major cities planned on the drawing board. Embark on an urban-planning journey from the city’s founding in 1715 up to the present day.
Your Personal Bus Escort
Whether for just a few hours or your entire stay, we tailor our service entirely to your individual needs. In Karlsruhe itself or throughout the surrounding region, we organize a personal bus escort precisely suited to your requirements. Flexible schedules, special requests, or customized routes – we’ll take care of everything to ensure you feel perfectly looked after.
Notes
Availability must be checked, so we kindly ask that you submit your request approximately 3 – 4 weeks, and at the latest 7 days, before your planned event. You can find more bookable city tours for groups at www.karlsruhe-erleben.de/stadtfuehrung
City Tours for Groups
Duration 2 hours
Language German and English (other languages on request)
Participants up to 25 people per group
EXO Restaurant in Karlsruhe Zoological City Garden
The EXO Restaurant is located in the heart of the Zoological City Garden, where you can enjoy fresh market cuisine and live cooking with a panoramic view directly into the Exotenhaus. With seasonal and regional delicacies, the kitchen team leaves nothing to be desired. A special highlight is the spacious terrace for summer parties. At EXO, enjoyment, nature and experience combine to create an unforgettable setting for your event.
Included services
› Meals
› Drinks
› Group prices
› First-class service
› Booking and payment processing via KTG Karlsruhe Tourismus GmbH
Culinary delights with an exotic flair
Address Etlinger Straße 4c, 76137 Karlsruhe
Dates on request Breakfast (per person) from € 16.70
menu (per person) from € 23.40
and cake (per person) from € 10.20 In winter
market at the Waffelgarten (per person) from € 22.80
Badisch Brauhaus
All about cuisine, beer and whisky
The Badisch Brauhaus in the heart of Karlsruhe is a real all-rounder and an ideal destination for groups who appreciate good food, conviviality and a special atmosphere. With its own brewery, where traditional brewing meets taste, it offers freshly tapped beer straight from the brewing kettle. With space for up to 1,000 guests on four levels, it is perfect for groups of all sizes, from cosy lunches to large celebrations. The home-style cuisine impresses with regional specialities, and for lovers of fine spirits, the brewery offers an impressive selection of whiskies from all over the world – ideal for day trips or stopovers.
Group offers at the Badisch Brauhaus
Address: Stephanienstraße 38-40, 76133 Karlsruhe
Baden Beer Culture Certificate
Our master brewer Peter Kopf will take you on a journey into the world of beer brewing – including tasting, hearty finger food, tap training on the beer barrel and the coveted Badisch Brauhaus beer diploma in an original glass.
Dates Duration on request approx. 3 hours
Participants min. 10 people (maximum 30 people –second group possible)
Brewery tour
Whisky tasting
You can choose between the small whiskey tasting with 3 different drams and snacks or the large tasting with 7 different drams and a 3-course menu.
Dates Duration on request small: approx. 1 hour large: approx. 3 hours
Participants min. 6 people (maximum 30 people –second group possible)
Follow step by step how a variety of beers are created from just four ingredients. From boiling at 100°C in the brewing kettle to fermentation in the fermentation cellar and three to four weeks of storage in the storage cellar, you will discover all stages of the production process and follow the journey of the beer from the ingredients to the glass. You will of course be able to taste the beer during the subsequent question and answer session.
Dates Duration Participants on request 30–45 min. 10 people (maximum 30 people –minutes second group possible)
Bus group buffet
per person
You can choose between two delicious buffet options at an unbeatable price starting at Booking on request
Culinary Tour through Karlsruhe
Discover Karlsruhe in a delicious way – either in the vibrant city center or in the charming district of Durlach. Both culinary tours treat you to delightful dishes in selected restaurants, combined with fascinating insights into history and culture.
In the city center, you’ll experience the “fan-shaped city” and discover highlights such as the Federal Constitutional Court, the Federal Court of Justice, and many more. Between courses at three different Karlsruhe restaurants, you’ll enjoy entertaining and informative stories about the city and its unique character.
In Durlach, your route leads through winding alleys and past historical landmarks such as the Karlsburg Castle, the old city wall, and the origins of the volunteer fire brigade. An aperitif, starter, main course, and espresso –each with a suitable drink pairing – round off this special experience.
Included Services
› Guided city tour in two parts (approx. 45 minutes each) led by a certified guide
› Tour available in Karlsruhe City Center or Durlach
› Fixed 3-course menu selected by the chef, served in three chosen restaurants (depending on availability)
› Beverage package per person:
Starter: one aperitif and water
Main course: one glass of house wine, beer, or non-alcoholic beverage (per the chef’s offer), and water
Dessert: one espresso or digestif (per the chef’s offer), and water
Notes
The tour takes place in all weather conditions. Walking distance: approx. 2 × 45 minutes on foot. The tour is less suitable for children. Menu changes are only possible for vegetarians upon prior request.
Culinary Tour through Karlsruhe City or Karlsruhe-Durlach
Dates on request
Duration 4 hours, starting between 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. (or by arrangement)
Language German and English
Meeting point (for the aperitif) announced shortly before the event
Participants minimum 6, maximum 25 persons
Useful Informationen
Free Bus Parking
› ZKM (Lorenzstraße)
› Willy-Brandt-Allee (on the side lane)
› Verlängerte Waldhornstraße by the Palace
› Kriegsstraße near the Baden State Theater
› Bus parking lot Kriegsstraße (near the Theatre)
Bus Fuel Stations
Avia Tankstelle
Wilhelm-Hausenstein-Allee 16 76187 Karlsruhe
Heinz GmbH
Fettweisstraße 8 76189 Karlsruhe
Shell
Neureuter Straße 14
76185 Karlsruhe
Bus Boarding and Drop-off Points
State Art Gallery (Staatliche Kunsthalle)
Hans-Thoma-Straße 2 (max. 15 minutes)
Garage
Omnibusbetrieb Kasper
Am Hambiegel
76706 Dettenheim
T +49 7247 3755
Rental Bicycles
KVV Nextbike is the public bike rental system in Karlsruhe.More information: www.kvv-nextbike.de
Nette Toiletten (Nice toilets)
There are a total of 14 ‘nice toilets’ that you can use in Karlsruhe without having to buy or consume anything. The symbol on the entrance door indicates which restaurants and retailers have ‘Nette Toiletten’.
Taxi
Taxi-Funk-Zentrale
T +49 721944-144
www.taxi-zentrale-karlsruhe.de
TAXI-RUF Karlsruhe
T +49 721160-200
www.taxi-ruf-karlsruhe.de
Restaurant Tips for Groups
Nowhere in the country can you dine as wonderfully as in Baden – and Karlsruhe is no exception! Discover the city’s culinary highlights at www.karlsruhe-erleben.de/essen-trinken. We are happy to help you choose the perfect restaurant for your group.
Restaurant Kesselhaus Karlsruhe
Located on a factory site dating back to 1899, this heritage-protected boiler house from 1910 has been lovingly and tastefully restored. A mix of authentic industrial architecture and modern interior design creates a truly unique atmosphere. The cuisine blends classic and avant-garde styles, taking guests on a culinary journey around the world. Approx. 130 seats
Akropolis Ziegler
This family-run restaurant, ideal for large groups, offers a welcoming atmosphere. The menu features a wide range of authentic Greek dishes prepared with fresh ingredients and traditional methods. Approx. 200 seats
Carls Wirtshaus
Craft beer and genuine culinary craftsmanship in Karlsruhe’s Kreativpark. This modern, owner-operated tavern combines cozy wooden and glass elements for a relaxed feel. Enjoy hearty Wirtshaus-style dishes or unwind in the beer garden with a wide selection of draft and craft beers.
Approx. 130 seats
Hoepfner Burghof
Located in the historic building of the private Hoepfner Brewery, this rustic venue offers traditional Baden cuisine and freshly brewed beers. Guests can enjoy their meal or a refreshing Hoepfner beer in the charming castle garden beneath old chestnut trees. Approx. 200 seats
Kühler Krug
The Kühler Krug brewpub lies in the beautiful “GüntherKlotz-Anlage” park. It offers a cozy, rustic atmosphere — perfect for individuals and groups alike. In addition to tasty regional dishes, guests can enjoy freshly brewed beers such as Kühler Krug Helles, Wheat Beer, Dark Beer, and various seasonal specialties. Approx. 1,100 seats
Alte Bank Karlsruhe
From homemade Bircher muesli and fine cakes to quiche Lorraine, (vegetarian) Maultaschen, tarte flambée, and seasonal delights — the menu is fresh and varied. After dinner or a visit to the nearby Kammertheater, the bar invites guests to relax with a cool long drink or cocktail.
Approx. 170 seats
Badisch Brauhaus
Whether you’re enjoying a rustic medieval feast in the vaulted cellar, hearty local cuisine in the Boulevard restaurant, or cocktails in the ALLVITALIS bar — the Badisch Brauhaus offers culinary diversity across four levels.
Approx. 800 seats
Eat & Greet
Whether for company events, club excursions, or private gatherings with friends — at Eat & Greet Karlsruhe, groups enjoy culinary variety in a relaxed setting. Dine together at large tables, explore regional and international dishes, and let the evening fade out in great company. On request, we can create custom menus and provide the perfect ambiance to make your group event truly unforgettable.
Approx. 90 seats
Events 2026
INIT Indoor Meeting Karlsruhe
6 February 2026, Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre
One of the top six indoor athletics meetings worldwide. Visitors can look forward not only to record-breaking performances by international track and field stars but also to a vibrant show and entertainment programme.
art karlsruhe
5 – 8 February 2026, Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre
Discover the characteristic broad spectrum of artistic perspectives and exciting contrasts in the four halls of art karlsruhe. From high-calibre classical modernism to concrete art and pop art to contemporary art.
International Handel Festival
20 February – 8 March 2026, Baden State Theatre Karlsruhe
If you want Handel, you have to come to Karlsruhe!
Each February, the International Handel Festival presents exclusive productions and world-class artists. Alongside stunning opera performances, audiences can enjoy unforgettable concerts by leading Baroque specialists from around the world.
Festival of the Senses
25 – 26 April 2026, city centre
At the beginning of the colourful season, the Festival of the Senses invites visitors on a colourful journey through the region’s world of flavours and colours, when Karlsruhe city centre is transformed into a spring-like landscape of experiences. In the city centre squares, a range of markets, a children’s and family programme, and musical and artistic walk acts invite visitors to enjoy, feast and shop.
NADELWELT Karlsruhe
15 – 17 May 2026, Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre
An international event for patchwork and needlecraft enthusiasts, combining a well-balanced mix of trade fair, art exhibition, and an extensive workshop programme.
DAS FEST Karlsruhe
23 – 26 July 2026, Günther-Klotz-Parc
With around 255,000 visitors, DAS FEST is one of Germany’s largest open-air festivals. Famous artists perform on the main stage at Mount Klotz, while the large free admission area offers three additional stages, a sports arena, and plenty of family-friendly entertainment.
SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE KARLSRUHE
13 August – 13 September 2026, Schlossplatz Karlsruhe
Every summer, the Karlsruhe Palace becomes the heart of the city’s cultural life during the SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE. The baroque façade transforms into Germany’s largest and most beautiful open-air screen — a 3,000 m² canvas for breathtaking projection mappings created by leading international video artists. Admission free!
Karlsruhe City Festival (Stadtfest Karlsruhe)
10 – 11 October 2026, City Centre
Held every October, the Karlsruhe City Festival has long been one of the city’s most popular events. For two days, the entire city centre comes alive with street performers, walking acts, live music, and a festive shopping atmosphere. A highlight for shopping lovers: on Sunday, shops across Karlsruhe open their doors for a special shopping day.
Christmas City Karlsruhe
23 November – 23 December 2026, Karlsruhe City Centre
Every year, Karlsruhe transforms into a magical Christmas City. The Christkindlesmarkt enchants visitors with its flying Santa, the cozy Forest Christmas Market, the dazzling Light Christmas Market, and the fairytale-like Children’s Land. The Stadtwerke WINTERZEIT offers a sparkling winter sports experience in front of the Palace — a true highlight for the festive season.
Exciting Excursions
Karlsruhe is not only surrounded by beautiful forests, picturesque Rhine meadows, and sun-drenched plains — the nearby Alsace region, the Palatinate Forest, and the Black Forest invite you to enjoy a variety of unforgettable excursions. The perfect complement to the city’s urban experience!
Black Forest
Full-Day Excursion
Germany’s highest low mountain range invites visitors to discover nature, relaxation, and culinary pleasures. The forested side valleys of the Albtal and Murgtal are ideal for cycling and hiking. Experience the wild beauty of nature in the Black Forest National Park.
Palatinate
Full-Day Excursion
What would the Southern Palatinate be without its wine? It shapes the landscape and plays a major role in the region’s cultural and economic diversity. Nowhere else will you find such a variety of cozy wine taverns, medieval castles, fortresses, churches, and local festivals in such a small area. The Palatinate Forest and the German Wine Route are perfect for extended hikes and day trips — a true delight for both active travelers and connoisseurs.
Note You can find more excursion destinations at www.karlsruhe-erleben.de/gruppenangebote
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Strasbourg
Full-Day Excursion
The landmark of Strasbourg is its cathedral, completed in 1439, towering over the entire city. The historic old town, Grande Île, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988 and invites you to linger among charming shops, traditional bistros, and cozy cafés. Discover hidden alleyways on a guided city tour or enjoy a relaxing boat trip through the famous water district La Petite France.
Maulbronn Monastery
Half-Day Excursion
The southern Kraichgau region is an ancient cultural landscape — often referred to as the “Baden Tuscany” thanks to its gentle rolling hills between the Rhine and the Neckar. This excursion takes you to Maulbronn Monastery, the best-preserved medieval monastic complex north of the Alps. Recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 1993, Maulbronn showcases all architectural styles and developments from Romanesque to late Gothic.
› We would be happy to create a customised half- or full-day programme for you based on your desired destinations in the region. Please note: If you are interested, we will gladly check availability with the various service providers and prepare a detailed offer for you.
› Upon request, we are also happy to organise bus accompaniment for trips into the region.
Booking and Contact
KTG Karlsruhe Tourismus GmbH Kaiserstraße 72 – 74 | 76133 Karlsruhe T +49 0721 602997-580 touristinfo@karlsruhe-tourismus.de
Karlsruhe
1 Tourist-Information
2 Central Station
Sights
3 Schloss Karlsruhe
4 Rathaus mit Pyramide
5 Stadtkirche
6 Botanischer Garten / Orangerie
7 Zoologischer Stadtgarten
8 Erinnerungsstätte „Ständehaus“
9 Prinz-Max-Palais
10 Pfarrkirche St. Stephan Museums / Exhibitions
11 Badisches Landesmuseum
12 ZKM, Zentrum für Kunst und Medien
13 Kunstmusuem Karlsruhe
14 Staatliche Kunsthalle
15 Hochschule für Gestaltung
16 Junge Kunsthalle/Orangerie
17 Stadtmuseum (Prinz-Max-Palais)
18 Museum für Literatur am Oberrhein
19 Badischer Kunstverein
20 Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde
21 Museum beim Markt
Shopping centers
22 Ettlinger Tor
23 Post Galerie
Theaters
24 Badisches Staatstheater
25 „Das Sandkorn“ Theater & Mehr
26 Kammertheater
27 Kammertheater „K2“
Event venues
28 Kongresszentrum (Stadthalle, Schwarzwaldhalle, Gartenhalle, Konzerthaus)
29 Europahalle
30 Messe Karlsruhe (außerhalb der Karte)
31 KIT Campus-Nord (außerhalb der Karte)
32 KIT Campus-Süd
33 Kino „Schauburg“
34 Kino „Filmpalast am ZKM“
35 Schloss Gottesaue
36 Kulturzentrum „Tollhaus“
37 Substage
38 BBBank Wildpark
Marktplatz mit Pyramide
Platz der Grundrechte
Ludwigsplatz
Friedrichsplatz
Messplatz
Karlsruhe Durlach
Vierordtbad
48 Bahnhof Durlach 49 Marktplatz 50 Karlsburg 51 Pfinzgaumuseum
52 Kulturzentrum Orgelfabrik
53 Basler Tor
54 Festhalle
55 Turmberg
56 Waldseilpark
57 Max-Reger-Institut
58 Turmbergbad
59 Campingplatz
Imprint
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Kaiserstaße 72 – 74 (at the Market Square) 76133 Karlsruhe T +49 721 602997-580 info@karlsruhe-tourismus.de www.visitkarlsruhe.com
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Status: December 2025
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