Guided tour "Grow in the garden"

Name: Visita guiada "Cultivémonos en el jardín"
Start: 2024-06-02T11:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-06-02T12:30:00+02:00
Location: Jardin des énergies au Musée Electropolis

The guided tour addresses the different botanical species present in the Energy Garden and their functions in local biodiversity. It also allows visitors to identify…

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The guided tour addresses the different botanical species present in the Energy Garden and their functions in local biodiversity. It also allows visitors to be able to identify wildlife species that they would discover.
During this journey, they are also made aware of natural and sustainable energy solutions.
At 11am. Duration: 1h30.
From 12 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 treasure hunt.
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».