Sunday 17th November 2024 around 19.00h CET
We will book tables for around 8 people across Berlin and will assign randomly composed groups. There will be a Table Captain, who is familiar with DENOG.
If you have registered you will get an email around two days before the event with the name and location of the restaurant, time (around 7 p.m.), name and affiliation of the other members of your group and the contact details of the Table Captain.
Please make sure to be on time and let us know in advance if you can not join. We made sure to break up usual groups to give you the opportunity to meet new faces.
Please be advised that the blind peering social is self-paid, so please bring your wallet to pay for your dinner. We reserve the right to charge you the restaurant’s cancellation fee if you do not cancel before Saturday or do not show up - but much worse would be very small groups at too large tables who were looking forward to seeing you!
For questions or changes you can contact us at event@denog.de.
Monday 18th November 2024 at 19.00h CET - 01.00h CET
We’re excited to welcome you at Deutsches Technik Museum.
Deutsches Technik Museum (German Museum of Technology) in Berlin-Kreuzberg is one of the world’s leading technology museums. It is located on the historic site of the Gleisdreieck transportation hub and the Anhalter freight station. The raisin bomber (the Douglas C47 “Skytrain”), which was hung on the facade of the new building at the topping-out ceremony in 1999, has become an internationally recognized landmark. Covering 28,500 square meters, it offers an exciting journey of discovery through the cultural history of technology. There are fascinating exhibitions on aviation, shipping, rail transport, the world of technical networking and sugar, automobility, film technology, computer history, chemistry and pharmacy and much more.
Since its opening, the museum has continuously expanded its collection and exhibition space. Many new buildings, areas and exhibitions have been opened over the decades. Most recently, in 2015, the permanent exhibition “The network. People, cables, data streams” was opened in 2015. With over 500 objects, it provides an insight into the world of technical networking.
With the Deutsches Technik Museum and the associated Science Center Spectrum, the Stiftung Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin operates an outstanding institution for the history of technology in the capital. Together, the museum and the Spectrum attract over 700,000 visitors a year. Under the motto “Simply for you”, the foundation conveys the history of technology and the joy of experimentation in a lively way.
Source: https://technikmuseum.berlin/ueber-uns/
A bus transfer will be arranged to and from the location, further details will be published soon. Participants with limited mobility are kindly asked to reach out to event@denog.de so we can make respective arrangements.
Meeting peers, friends and new community members is a key part of each DENOG event. Join us for an exciting site, food and drinks!
Remember to bring your badge!
If you have any dietary restrictions (beside vegetarian or vegan) or have mobility restrictions, please let us know at event@denog.de. We can provide wheelchair accessible transport for the social event, but we need to know in advance.