Am Wasserturm 1
16247, Joachimsthal
033361 64931 / 0179 9249535
info(at)biorama-projekt.org
BIORAMA-Projekt
A Private Initiative
Fully Accessible
Eco-Experience Location
Viewing Platform
Weisse Villa / Eco-Culture
Café Quadrat
15.April - 31.October 2023
Thursdays to Sundays & National Holidays :
11.00 to 18.00 (31st Oct. until 16.30)
Entrance: 'BIORAMA-Ticket'
(Includes: Site access/Viewing platform/Weisse Villa)
Adults: 4.00€ Children: 1.00€ Family ticket: 9.00€
(Cash only - no cards)
Location rental (Villa/Platform): Price on application
VIEWING PLATFORM
Placed dramatically on the roof of a disused water tower is a fully accessible viewing platform which allows visitors to appreciate the topology and beauty of the UNESCO Biosphere.
Design: Frank Meilchen (Berlin)
50km - 360°
WEISSE VILLA
The Villa houses seasonally changing exhibitions which connect high quality creative work (installations, events etc.) with the subjects of nature and sustainability.
'Animamina' Hannes Seebacher - from 'A Sea of Change'
Café Quadrat offers a range of hot and cold drinks as well as light snacks, cakes and pastries. We cook principally with regional or bio-based ingredients.
Open air seating is provided on the adjacent terrace.
Special Events: Catering for groups and special events is also offered. External specialist catering can also be ordered for open-air or Villa based events.
DIRECTIONS
ABOUT BIORAMA-Projekt
Open to the public since 2006, the BIORAMA-Projekt is a private initiative from Sarah Phillips and Richard Hurding.
It is conceived as a GATEWAY to the UNESCO Biosphere Schorfheide-Chorin, Brandenburg, North Germany.
Our wider aim is to provide a UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY where visitors can experience eco-tourism and cultural offers which are focused on demonstrating the importance of the natural environment in general and of the Biosphere in particular.
We welcome individuals and groups of visitors and by special arrangement our site is offered for private visits/events outside of our opening hours for groups of 10 people or more.
The running costs of the BIORAMA-Projekt are entirely funded by sales of entrance tickets and merchandise.
