Guide: Invisible Space

Yellow dots form a circular pattern around the text "Niewidzialna Przestrzeń" on a dark wall.

Invisible Space is a unique experience situated near Opole’s main railway station, where you can discover how visually impaired people experience the world and navigate everyday life. The experience includes various simulators, as well as objects and devices that visitors can touch and use. The main attraction, however, is a walk in complete darkness, where you encounter different objects to touch, grab and possibly use while trying to find your way around. The idea is to enhance your other senses and discover how you can navigate your surroundings without relying on sight.

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Author: Benjamin Golletz

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