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25 million visits, of which 70% from overseas

The German Pavilion
Restaurant
World expos give visitors the chance to travel the globe in one day – trying out the food as they go. Many pavilions have their own restaurant and CAMPUS GERMANY will be no exception, with…
The German Pavilion
Activities for children
World expos are meant for everyone to enjoy and we’re well aware that a lot of our visitors will be children. We’ve developed some very special exhibits for them, with the support of Armin Maiwald,…
The German Pavilion
Exhibition
With so many people eager to visit the expo, queues are an inevitable part of the experience. The German Pavilion will sweeten the wait with interesting insights into Germany’s federal structure and its 16 federal…
The German Pavilion
Architecture
The architecture designed by LAVA (Laboratory for Visionary Architecture) for the German Pavilion also reflects the underlying CAMPUS idea. Rather than being a building in the traditional sense, it is a vertical ensemble of building…

More than 200 participants, including 190 countries

The German Pavilion
Highlights
The German Pavilion will be edutainment-based; a surprising, haptic, digital showcase of German innovations and solutions in the field of sustainability. The first highlight after visitors have “enrolled” will be a huge ball pit in…
German pavilions over the years
Germany has been a regular participant in world exhibitions over the years; firstly as Prussia, then as the German Empire and later as the Federal Republic of Germany. It was also one of the 33…

Site measuring 4.38 km², including the CAMPUS GERMANY plot of 4,600 m²

CAMPUS GERMANY – the German Pavilion at the Expo 2020 Dubai