Step into the world of non-visual perception at Dialog im Dunkeln, a profound experience in Vienna. Visually impaired guides adeptly lead visitors through various daily scenarios, including navigating streets or visiting a cafe, entirely in the dark. This interactive cultural encounter encourages a deeper appreciation for sensory exploration beyond sight.
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Dialog im Dunkeln offers visitors an immersive experience where they can explore the world from the perspective of blind individuals. Guided by visually impaired staff, participants navigate everyday situations in complete darkness, heightening their other senses.
Dialog im Dunkeln provides a unique opportunity to understand how blind people perceive the world by stepping into their shoes for an hour. Visually impaired guides lead visitors through common scenarios, such as crossing streets, shopping, or visiting a café, all in total darkness. This sensory journey is enriched by sounds, wind, and different floor textures, allowing for a deeper appreciation of non-visual perception. Beyond regular tours, the experience also offers special 'Dinner im Dunkeln' and 'Frühstücksführungen' for a more comprehensive engagement.
Ticket reservation is required via telephone or email. Standard price is €21.00, with a reduced price of €15.00. Special 'Dinner im Dunkeln' costs €89 per person, and 'Frühstücksführung' is €39 per person. Advance booking is essential as spontaneous participation cannot be guaranteed.
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