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3. Nuremberg Mobility Night
23.06.2026
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16:00
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22:00
h
Künstlerhaus im Kunstkulturquartier
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Königstraße
93,
90402
Nürnberg
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German
3rd Nuremberg Mobility Night
No ready-made answers. But better questions.
An evening for people who no longer see mobility as just a transportation issue, but as a question of quality of life, urban experience, social inclusion, technology, and human connection.
The Nuremberg Mobility Night brings together people who shape mobility from business, government, academia, culture, start-ups, civil society, and urban development.
At the heart of the event is one simple question: How do we want to live in our cities in the future?
Using Nuremberg as a starting point, we will explore mobility, public space, technology, urban life, and quality of life. What has changed over the past decades? Where are we today? And where do we want to go next?
Following two successful editions, the Mobility Night is moving to the historic ballroom of the Künstlerhaus in Nuremberg’s KunstKulturQuartier.
What makes the evening special is the diversity of perspectives. People from urban planning, mobility, technology, business, politics, and society come together not to present finished solutions, but to exchange ideas, challenge assumptions, and create new connections.
Program
Arrival & Networking
Doors open at 4:00 PM. Guests arrive, meet old and new faces, and enjoy food, drinks, and informal conversations throughout the venue.
Doors open at 4:00 PM. Guests arrive, meet old and new faces, and enjoy food, drinks, and informal conversations throughout the venue.
Keynote: How Do We Want to Live in Our Cities?
Stefan Carsten | Mobility Futurist
Stefan Carsten | Mobility Futurist
Stefan Carsten opens the evening with an inspiring perspective on the future of cities.
His starting point is a simple question:
His starting point is a simple question:
Can a four-year-old child walk alone to get an ice cream?
From there, he explores public space, mobility, quality of life, and the choices we must make together to shape the cities of tomorrow.
Future Journey: The 15-Minute City
Katrin Elsner & Morgenreiter Collective
Katrin Elsner & Morgenreiter Collective
Combining elements of future storytelling and improvisational theatre, participants will experience a possible future version of urban life. An interactive format designed to inspire, engage, and spark imagination.
Interactive Sessions
Participants will then split into one of four parallel sessions:
Business Models for the Future of Mobility
Andreas Fehr | Deutsche Bahn
What investment and business models are needed to build a connected and sustainable mobility ecosystem?
Andreas Fehr | Deutsche Bahn
What investment and business models are needed to build a connected and sustainable mobility ecosystem?
Shaping Neighbourhoods Together
Sandra Engelhardt | Urban Lab
How can citizens, public institutions, and businesses collaborate to create more liveable urban districts?
Sandra Engelhardt | Urban Lab
How can citizens, public institutions, and businesses collaborate to create more liveable urban districts?
Beyond Autonomy
Jennifer Reinz-Zettler & Mara Cole | Bayern Innovativ & Women in Mobility
Autonomous mobility requires more than technology. How can trust, user experience, and acceptance be designed into future mobility systems?
Jennifer Reinz-Zettler & Mara Cole | Bayern Innovativ & Women in Mobility
Autonomous mobility requires more than technology. How can trust, user experience, and acceptance be designed into future mobility systems?
Mobility for Everyone?
Amelie Suttner | Velo Foundation
An interactive session exploring gender-sensitive mobility planning and diversity in transportation systems.
Amelie Suttner | Velo Foundation
An interactive session exploring gender-sensitive mobility planning and diversity in transportation systems.
Fishbowl Discussion: The City We Want
Moderated by Annette von Rolbeck
Moderated by Annette von Rolbeck
To conclude the evening, all participants come together again for an open fishbowl discussion.
Together we will explore the question:
What does a desirable future city look like and what role does mobility play in it?
Participants include:
- Stefan Carsten (Mobility Futurist)
- Alex Kahl (Civil Engineer, Transport Planner and Local Politician)
- Jürgen Hildebrandt (ADAC Northern Bavaria)
- Johannes Andree (Founder of the corporate mobility platform uRyde)
- Amelie Suttner (Velo Foundation)
- Georg Kern (PB Consult)
One seat will always remain open for the audience. Anyone can join the discussion and contribute their perspective.
What Else Is Happening?
The Mobility Night is about much more than what happens on stage.
Look forward to live graphic recording by Marie Gutmann, the legendary uRyde group bicycle outside the venue, an interactive commuter map by uRyde, insights into the Urban Transformation Playbook by Urban Lab, exhibition stands by PB Consult, Elmografico, ADAC Nordbayern and other partners, as well as countless spontaneous conversations and unexpected encounters.
Food, Drinks & Closing
Throughout the evening, the team from Regenzeit, one of Nuremberg’s most beloved Thai street food restaurants, will provide freshly prepared food and refreshments.
After the official program, the evening continues with music, conversations, new connections, fresh ideas, and potential future collaborations.
The Mobility Night is a joint initiative by PB Consult, Elmografico, and superlite.space / Benno Bartels.
Special thanks to our main partners ADAC Nordbayern, Nuremberg Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK Nürnberg für Mittelfranken) and Künstlerhaus Nürnberg, whose support makes this event possible.
Recommended for: Mobility enthusiasts from Nuremberg – including start-ups, urban planners, transport companies, service providers, marketers, creatives, and researchers who want to help shape sustainable mobility. They are looking for inspiration, exchange, and connections to move ideas forward and explore new paths together. The 3rd Nürnberg Mobility Night is made possible by the support of ADAC Nordbayern e.V., IHK Nürnberg für Mittelfranken, and Künstlerhaus Nürnberg.
Also suitable for:
Teenagers
Students
Speakers
Hosted by
Elmografico, PB Consult, superlite.space
Three partners, one mission: Elmografico (creative agency), PB Consult (mobility planning) & superlite.bike/Benno Bartels (consulting & innovation)
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3. Nuremberg Mobility Night
23.06.2026
|
16:00
-
22:00
h
Künstlerhaus im Kunstkulturquartier
|
Königstraße
93,
90402
Nürnberg
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