Sensory visit of the Energy Garden

Name: Sensory visit of the Energy Garden
Start: 2024-06-01T11:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-06-01T12:30:00+02:00
Location: Jardin des énergies au Musée Electropolis

Visitors roam the Energy Garden with a mediator in search of a plant whose stems can be used to produce electricity: the miscanthus giganteus. Before you get there…

Saturday 1 June, 11:00Passed

Conditions

Preferential rate of 5 €/person. Reservation required via the online ticket office.

Registration

©Musée Electropolis

Visitors roam the Energy Garden with a mediator in search of a plant whose stems can be used to produce electricity: the miscanthus giganteus. Before arriving, a course based on the awakening of their 5 senses invites them to discover nature as a whole.
At 11am. Duration: 1h30.
From 4 years old, an accompanying adult is mandatory.
Practical informationIn case of rain or heat wave, thank you to provide a suitable outfit.
You also have access to the entire museum, before or after the guided tour.
Picnic tables are available in the garden for a meal from the bag.

About the location

Jardin des énergies au Musée Electropolis

55 rue du Pâturage 68200 Mulhouse

Haut-Rhin
Grand Est

Energy garden
In a course of 12,000 m², let yourself be surprised by the magic of digital, the gigantism of machines and the smart-city. Discover the different production methods and new uses of electricity.
A walk in a natural landscaped area Come stroll and relax during the summer in a route redesigned and embellished with vegetation respectful of the local diversity.
An innovative interactive game for 8-12 year olds Participate as a family in the game «Le réveil des machines endormies». Thanks to a connected bracelet and play stations, children will be able to revive in augmented reality «sleeping» machines to control energy, while respecting the planet.
A unique collection of machines from the industrial heritage Fifteen machines, including a gigantic rotor, illustrate the diversity and richness of the industrial heritage of electricity. Be surprised by their history and how they work. To discover: an original work by Alsatian artist Tomi Ungerer «The wheel of energy».