When does the event take place?

On Thursday, April 16, 2026, from 10:00 to 11:30 AM.

Where is the event location?

At the Volkshochschule Weiden-Neustadt in Luitpoldstraße 24 in 92637 Weiden in the Oberpfalz.

What is the event about?

The focus is on the BayernAtlas with maps, aerial images, and other geodata for Bavaria.

Is a ticket price known?

No ticket price has been mentioned in the available sources.

Will the event take place indoors?

Yes, the event will take place in an indoor space of the Volkshochschule.

Discovering the World of Bavarian Maps and Aerial Images with the BayernAtlas in Weiden

Name: BayernAtlas – All of Bavaria in Map and Aerial Image
Start: 2026-04-16T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-16T13:30:00+02:00
Location: Volkshochschule Weiden-Neustadt

BayernAtlas in Weiden: Discover maps, aerial images, and geodata at the VHS

On Thursday, April 16, 2026, the Volkshochschule Weiden-Neustadt brings the BayernAtlas to Luitpoldstraße. From 10:00 to 11:30 AM, visitors will experience how maps, aerial images, and geodata come together to provide a visual perspective on Bavaria.

A morning with practical benefits

The BayernAtlas opens up the world of Bavarian landscapes, cities, and cultures with just one click. This makes the event exciting for everyone who is engaged in orientation, planning, and regional knowledge in everyday life, in their profession, or in private projects. The event provides a compact, value-oriented experience with a clear focus on digital cartography.

Between aerial image and detail view

What is particularly appealing is the combination of visual precision and regional perspective. In the BayernAtlas, maps, aerial images, and other geodata can be combined, making locations and structures much more tangible. This creates a calm, focused event atmosphere that connects knowledge with modern technology.

A strong place for education and orientation

The Volkshochschule Weiden-Neustadt is firmly established as a place of education in the city and provides good conditions for lectures and seminars with its facilities. The setting is ideal for a format that brings together information, application, and overview. Visitors are offered an event experience that remains factual, current, and relevant to everyday life.

Conclusion

Anyone who wants to rediscover maps digitally and experience the BayernAtlas in an understandable way will find a compact event with a clear practical reference in Weiden. The date offers a good introduction to working with geodata and presents Bavaria from a new perspective. Mark your calendar and be there live.