Creative activities in Germany

Immerse yourself in the world of universal genius: As a research team, you set out to decipher the life and legacy of Leonardo da Vinci.

Discover hidden talents and strengthen team spirit in a unique way! Are you looking for an original idea for your next company event, business aperitif, company anniversary, or milestone birthday? How about a creative adventure that not only excites your guests but also leaves them with something lasting? What is Raku Firing? Raku is a traditional Japanese ceramic technique known for its unpredictable, fascinating results. The bowls and objects…

We weld your team together. Extraordinary experiences create bonds. In Solothurn / Zuchwil, you and your team create your own metal objects - including a marble run to take home. No prior knowledge required. Safely guided, for over 25 years.

Become 'insect hoteliers' and promote environmental conservation and the preservation of biodiversity. Our moderator team will guide you from the building plan to the finished insect hotel.

No embarrassing exercises, no theatre; instead, an impact that lasts. With a maximum of 3 matches, everyone ignites their own fire. In a small group of up to 9 people, personally guided. Cooked together, eaten together and experienced genuine teamwork.

The Nosyphos ball game boosts creativity, promotes teamwork and is great fun. It is ideal for corporate events, team events and workshops with 10 to 150 people. Let the balls roll with us!

Make Digitalisierung tangible The team event Chain Reaction is a registered trademark of BITOU. Whether coordinating, tinkering, trying out, time flies guaranteed. Elements like 3D printers or industrial robotic arms are also integrated, which is the special feature of version 4.0. How humans and machines merge into a unit in the era of the Internet of Things will be immediately observable for everyone. Work 4.0 - The Team Impulse Digitalization…

I guide your team through a creative artistic process in which we together create and design an image, and then transfer it to a wall or another surface.