Environmental Arena Switzerland

We visited Umwelt Arena in the frame of a Train the trainers for solar technologies organized by OST in Rapperswil for the project SophiA. Participants from two continents enjoyed the guided tour from Umwelt Arena about renewable energy and have visited the ice storage exhibition made by SPF Institute for Solar Technology. The tour included very informative materials and products showing how biogas is produced, how does kitchen waste become electricity and fuel, conversion of solar energy into heat and electricity and many more. The tour was in German with some English parts. We would like to thank our guide, she did a great job! Also, planning the event and communication with Umwelt Arena was very good!

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I recently visited Umweltarena Spreitenbach, and I must say I was quite disappointed with my experience. While the staff was friendly and welcoming, there were several issues that left me with a less than favorable impression of this venue. First and foremost, it felt like the entire exhibition was heavily influenced by energy providers, giving it a somewhat biased perspective on renewable energy. I was hoping for a more balanced and educational experience, but instead, it felt like a sponsored exhibition with a singular agenda. A more impartial presentation of renewable energy would have been appreciated. Additionally, the condition of the exhibition booths was subpar. Many of them appeared outdated and dusty, clearly lacking in proper maintenance. It was disheartening to see that numerous booths were not functioning, with out-of-order stickers placed on some of them. This greatly diminished the overall experience and left me feeling like I didn't get the full value for my visit. Another major concern I had was the lack of accessibility for disabled individuals. The presence of multiple stairs leading from the parking area is not accommodating for people with mobility challenges. This oversight is disappointing and should be addressed to ensure that the Umweltarena is truly inclusive for all visitors. In conclusion, while the staff's friendliness was a positive aspect of my visit, the issues I encountered regarding biased content, the poor condition of the exhibition booths, and the lack of accessibility left me with a less than satisfactory impression of Umweltarena Spreitenbach. I hope that these concerns can be addressed to improve the overall visitor experience in the future.

Good concept, yet many of the interactive activities were not working. On Sunday rainy day in November it was not too many people, which made it easy to walk around and enjoy. The Klima Restaurant was incredibly slow. Seemed well staffed but clearly inefficient set up. A buffet would make much more sense, instead of seated service. With two small kids waiting 25min for the waiter to come and take the order is not a good experience. In fact we left after 25min and 3 reminders, so it may have taken even longer.

It has a lot of super interesting information to the ones are interested in sustainability topics. You can try the bikes and cars and it is super cool. Info only available in German, consider this before your visit.