Schader-Stiftung
Goethestraße 2, 64285 Darmstadt(164 m über NN)
The Schader Foundation is a non-profit foundation under civil law based in Darmstadt, which was established in 1988. The purpose of the foundation is to promote the social sciences through communication and cooperation between the social sciences and practice. In dialog formats such as workshops, panel discussions, conferences and networking meetings, ideas are discussed, results are evaluated and implementation processes are promoted.
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Karlstr.64, 64285 Darmstadt
Since 2008, the owner-operated Heiping coffee roastery has been supplying Darmstadt and the surrounding region with freshly roasted coffees from around the world. At the roastery, the beans are gently roasted in a drum roaster—with artisanal skill and a great deal of passion that you can taste in every cup.
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Herrmannstraße 47, 64285 Darmstadt
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Heidelberger Str.56, 64285 Darmstadt
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Wilhelm-Glässing-Str.26, 64283 Darmstadt
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Goethestraße 50, 64285 Darmstadt
The DLR_School_Lab TU Darmstadt invites pupils on a fascinating "journey into the future". Experiments in zero gravity, a virtual spacewalk and earth observation by satellite - this and much more awaits the pupils, who slip into the role of young scientists and get to know current DLR and university projects.
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Bessunger Str.44, 64285 Darmstadt
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Darmstadt Carree- Basement/Untergeschoss, 64283 Darmstadt
Kranichsteiner Str.261, 64289 Darmstadt
The Kranichstein Hunting Lodge Museum tells the story of Darmstadt’s long tradition of hunting. Built as a royal estate in the 16th century, the lodge became the hunting residence of the Landgraves of Darmstadt in the 18th century.
Friedensplatz 1, 64283 Darmstadt
The Hessian State Museum in Darmstadt is one of Germany’s major museums and brings together numerous diverse collections spanning the fields of art, culture, and natural history. Such a wide range of exhibition areas gives the HLMD a unique character among Europe’s leading museums.
Roßdörfer Straße 108, 64409 Messel
The Messel Pit fossil deposit has been Germany‘s first UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. It provides a unique insight into the early evolution of mammals and documents the history of the earth‘s development 48 million years ago, when explosive changes characterised the animal and plant world following the extinction of the dinosaurs.
Schlossgartenstr.10, 64289 Darmstadt
Olbrichweg, 64287 Darmstadt
Olbrichweg 13a, 64287 Darmstadt
As the central structure of the 1901 exhibition, Joseph Maria Olbrich designed the artists’ colony’s studio house at the highest point of the complex. The facade features a broad, well-proportioned building with clean lines and a richly ornamented, monumental portal. The Artists’ Colony Museum in the Ernst Ludwig House documents the history of the Darmstadt Artists’ Colony (1899–1914) on the Mathildenhöhe in Darmstadt, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2021.
Ernst-Ludwig-Platz, 64283 Darmstadt
The White Tower is one of the last remaining parts of the old city fortifications that protected Darmstadt starting in 1330. For more than three centuries, it served as a defensive tower with a hipped roof and battlements. The lower section, with its 1.75-meter-thick walls, housed a dungeon measuring a total of four square meters.
Im Carree, 64283 Darmstadt
Georg-Büchner-Platz 1, 64283 Darmstadt
The Staatstheater Darmstadt offers a diverse program across various stages, spanning the genres of drama, concerts, ballet, dance theater, musicals, opera, and operetta. More than 500 dedicated staff members, both on and off stage, ensure a truly enjoyable theater experience.
Bessunger Str.44, 64285 Darmstadt
Pädagogstr., 64283 Darmstadt
The Pädagog is one of the most significant historic buildings in Darmstadt’s Old Town. The Renaissance building was constructed between 1627 and 1629 as the city’s first secondary school. Here, boys were primarily taught Latin and Greek and prepared for studies at the Hessian State University in Giessen.