AllerWeltHaus Hagen, Cultural center in Dr. Ferdinand David Park, Hagen, Germany.
AllerWeltHaus is a cultural center housed in a building with curved forms and horizontal lines located near Potthofstraße. Inside, there is a café, fair trade shop, library, and spaces for exhibitions and events.
The center originated from a Third World Shop initiative in 1976 focused on global trade justice. It was formally established in its current form in 1988 and has served as a venue for intercultural dialogue and learning since then.
The center hosts exhibitions and events that explore global themes and fair trade practices through its spaces. Visitors experience how local engagement connects with international perspectives here.
The center is reachable on foot in about 12 minutes from Hagen Hauptbahnhof station. Access to the café, shop, and exhibition spaces is straightforward, and it is worth spending several hours for a visit.
The house sits directly on the Volme, a small river whose level rose by more than four metres during the 2021 flood, submerging the basement and ground floor. The water reached the rooms that now hold the shop and event spaces.
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