Bayer Switzerland
Life Sciences
A Journey from Grain to Body
From tomatoes to taboos: expect surprising insights into nutrition, health, and the human body – interactive, accessible, and engaging for curious minds of all ages.
Programme
All Things Tomato
Discover why plants must adapt to survive – and how this relates to tomatoes, rice, and bananas.
17:00 – 00:00
All Things Health
How healthy is Switzerland? Figures, trends, and eye-opening facts about well-being, mental health, and medicine – surprising and comprehensible.
17:00 – 00:00
All Things Taboo
Menopause, men’s health, and understanding the body. This exhibition shatters taboos, dispels myths, and demonstrates why openness is important.
17:00 – 00:00
Fizzes and Bangs
At WOW! LAB, lab assistants carry out spectacular experiments to show just how fascinating science can be – excitement guaranteed.
18:00, 19:30, 21:00, 22:30
Pure Myth? Pure Fact!
Is that really true? Test your knowledge at each station, collect stamps in your explorer’s passport, and earn yourself a little surprise at the end.
17:00 – 00:00
Food and Drink
Water, tea, coffee, and tomato soup
Sanitary facilities
Toilets available and wheelchair accessible
Accessibility
wheelchair accessible
Separate access via the bicycle cellar
General Information
Rest area with seating available
About Bayer Switzerland
Health for all, hunger for none – that’s what Bayer stands for. As one of the leading life science companies in the fields of health and nutrition, Bayer is committed to tackling the pressing issues of our time, which include a growing and aging population and the strain on our planet’s ecosystems.
In its three divisions, Pharmaceuticals, Crop Science, and Consumer Health, Bayer develops solutions for health and nutrition at every stage of the life cycle: from innovative therapies in areas such as women’s health, cardiology, and oncology, to sustainable agricultural innovations for food security and resource conservation, to products that empower people worldwide to take more responsibility for their own health. Bayer has been established in Switzerland for over 70 years and employs around 1,400 people from more than 60 countries.