The lights of the NürnbergBad will go out on October 17th before it shines in new splendor in 2024.
But not without a worthy farewell!
The essentials in brief.
Nuremberg - it was hardly used for 30 years;
On Sunday (October 17th) the lights will go out for the time being, before the NürnbergBad in Rothenburger Straße 10 will shine in new splendor in 2024.
"The Volksbad will light up again this week with a light show on four evenings," says Mayor Christian Vogel happily.
Because from Thursday (October 14th) to Sunday (October 17th), between 7pm and 10pm, the Volksbad is illuminated with bright colors - after that the renovation begins.
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In addition to the small light show, relaxed music will be played and cold drinks will be sold.
This is reported by the city of Nuremberg * in a press release.
"Just come in front of the Volksbad, be amazed and recharge your batteries", advises Mayor Christian Vogel.
Interested parties will also have the opportunity to walk through the basement of the bathroom on Saturday (October 16) and Sunday (October 17) from 12 noon to 5 pm and get hold of souvenirs such as coat hooks or keys.
The proceeds from the “See you soon Volksbad days” go to a social cause for swimming and learning to swim.
Those wishing to participate must show a 3G proof and wear a mask *.
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Nuremberg: The name "Panta Rhei" stands for constant movement
“The installation is called 'Panta Rhei', which means everything is in the making, everything flows and is in constant motion - just like the history of the Volksbad.
This river will be seen abstractly on the facade.
If you want, you can even swim a bit in it.
Because the special thing about the projection is the immersive interaction.
In a marked area, visitors can use gestures to influence the visualization on the building, ”explains Daniel Brede from Formidablé Events.
“A big thank you goes to the transport association for the greater Nuremberg area, VGN, whose offices allow us to illuminate the Volksbad.”
* Merkur.de / bayern is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
