Area-tip: Sectie-C
It's a short trip from downtown, but Sectie-C is worth every detour. At this creative breeding ground, you will look inside the studios of more than 100 creatives. So hop on one of the Design Rides and take a look!
Where?
Need a ticket?
Yes, get yours here.
How to get there?
With an ov-bike (fifteen minutes from the station), one of the DDW Design Rides, or bus 5 to 't Hofke.
Why do you want to go there?
You have to put in a little effort to get there, but Sectie-C is worth it, we promise. Here, you'll find more than 100 designers opening up their studios, ateliers, and workshops to the general public for DDW. Moreover, it's a great excuse to take one of the DDW Design Rides. Something you don't want to miss out on!
Before we forget: Sectie-C is known for its cozy atmosphere.
Sectie-C © Max Kneefel
Our recommendations:
- All of Us Are Alice: Play with wonder machines and discover your fascination.
- SMÅLAND: Unleash your inner child, because this version of SMÅLAND has no age limit. Discover how color, material, and form play with design.
- Hungry? Visit the edible exhibition ENSEMBLE. Five designers take you into the world of food design with five short films and a five-course menu.
More DDW nearby
Sectie-C is in the middle of nowhere, but you will likely pass by the station on your way back (or vice versa). Don't forget to make a stop at Fuutlaan. You can check out the Swedish School of Textiles graduation exhibition, featuring all kinds of woven, knitted, and printed works. Or join the Mat Party: a social design game that explores togetherness in public spaces.
Other fun things to do in the area
This year, The Social Hub hosts three installations about play and empathy. It promises a platform for equality, happiness, and inclusion. Think of a multidisciplinary short film, a charm bracelet that shares stories of women from refugee centers, and a cookie jar full of 'multicultural cookies' to stimulate exchange and openness between cultures.