JETZT GEHT'S RUND – Kreisläufe statt Abfälle

At one station you put everyday products on a mock supermarket checkout, the DisScounter. Scan them and the till shows two costs: the price, and the environmental cost of a product made to be thrown away.

The Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt built this touring show, partly from recycled and recyclable materials, and it first ran in Osnabrück. It moves from why buying and binning drains resources, to designing things for a loop, to who has to act. You design a sneaker on screen that fits into a loop, try different ways of sorting waste and argue at a rotating table printed with questions. A section called Visit to the Future introduces five people and companies already working this way.

It is pitched at families and school classes rather than specialists. An AI audio guide answers questions in eight languages, English included. Under-18s get into the museum free and the desk takes cash only. On 30 October a Repair Café runs in the museum from 14:00 to 18:00.