Crime Scene: Paderborn, 2025
The city of Paderborn, Germany, invites you to embark on an artistic adventure with the "Tatort Paderborn 2025" bike tour. This event, running from August 9th to September 8th, 2025, is part of a larger exhibition showcasing a variety of art installations along the Pader River, the shortest river in Germany.
The guided bike tour, which takes place at the Paderborn City Museum, offers a unique opportunity to explore the city's artistic landscape and the river's biological richness. Led by experienced art mediators, the tour is designed to highlight the artistic dialogue between the river and a series of site-specific public art installations created by local and international artists.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own bikes for the tour, but a limited number of bikes can be rented at the city museum. The bike rental service, provided by the Paderborn City Museum, may have specific terms and conditions. It's not specified whether reservations are required for bike rentals.
The bike tour follows the Pader River, taking participants along its banks to experience the diverse artworks and the river's natural beauty in the cityscape. The event includes a total of 10 bike tours, scheduled for August 9th, 11th, 16th, 18th, 23rd, 25th, 30th, September 1st, 6th, and 8th, 2025.
The cost of participation is 8 € for regular attendees and 7 € for reduced-price attendees, payable at the museum cash desk. Please note that the bike rental service is not included in the participation fee.
This event is more than just a bike tour; it's an immersive experience that combines artistic reflection with public engagement in urban ecology and culture. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to discover the creative partnership between art and nature in Paderborn!
[1] Event details:
The event, combining artistic reflection with urban ecology and culture, invites visitors to experience outdoor-living and home-and-garden aesthetics along the Pader River, as part of the guided bike tour at the Paderborn City Museum. Following the diverse artworks and natural beauty in the cityscape, participants can immerse themselves in a lifestyle that harmonizes with the artistic landscape and the river's biological richness.
