Time for light movement and good conversations

This is how Pathways works

1. Arrive & Start

You meet at the agreed starting point – a small hiking route, a quiet path, or a large park.

Short greeting, no grand opening, no 'program'.

You start off together – relaxed, unexcited, at the group's own pace.

2. The shared path

Pathways thrives on what happens along the way:

Conversations arise on their own, because no one is sitting directly opposite.

The gaze can wander, steps find their rhythm, and one speaks as it comes – lightly, casually, without expectations.

There are no maps, no tasks, no structure.

Only people who walk a piece together and notice:

In movement, it is often easier to open up – not deeply, not heavily, but naturally.

3. A short stop

Depending on the route, you will end up at a small café, a hut, or a quiet spot.

Here you can let the walk wind down, have a drink, or sit for a moment - completely without any requirements, according to the mood of the group.

4. If you want to give your number to someone

At the end, you can - if you wish - exchange numbers.

There is no box and no napkins here, like in the Two formats.

If someone finds another person likable, they simply take the step directly - or wait until you see each other again at the next appointment.

Completely natural. Without staging.

What makes Pathways special

Pathways is calm, easy, and free of any expectations.

A format for singles who prefer to have conversations while walking rather than at a table.

Nothing artificial. No pressure.

Just a common path and the opportunity to meet people in a completely natural way.

Details

Duration: 1–2 hours

Credits: 1

You will receive:

• Organization & process
  
• A planned route
  
• The day before, all information including meeting point via email (within 30 minutes of the main station)

Less noise. More depth.

A morning for relaxed getting to know each other

Here's how brunch works

1. Arrival & Greeting

You meet in a cozy breakfast café and take a seat at your reserved table.

After a short, relaxed greeting, everyone puts their smartphone on silent in the small box on the table - as a sign to set aside the digital world for a moment and fully arrive in the here and now.

After that, you order your drinks and breakfast - without hurry.

2. The Brunch Cards

As soon as your order is placed, the Brunch Cards come into play.

Here's how it goes:

• A volunteer draws the first card and reads the question aloud.
  
• Answers are given in a clockwise direction - only if you want.
  
• The person next to you then draws the next card.
  
• It continues until each person has drawn a card at least once.
  
  

The questions are easy, natural, and ideal for a morning, e.g.:

• What makes a perfect start to your day?
• "What is a small, strange habit of yours?"
• "What little thing makes you laugh almost every time?"
  

3. Free conversations

When the round is over, the morning continues to develop on its own:

You can respond to answers, digress, laugh, discover commonalities – all without any guidelines.

4. And if you want to give your number to someone

On the table, napkins and pens are ready — a subtle nod to a time before smartphones.

If you want to give someone your number, you just write it down.

Anyone who receives or gives a phone number this way has a story that is not easily forgotten.

What makes brunch special

Nothing about this format is loud, artificial, or over-staged.

It's simply a good morning with good conversations – just how real getting to know someone should feel:

calm, slow, natural.

Details

Duration: 2–3 hours

Credits: 2

You will receive:

• Organization & process
  
• A table reserved for you in a cozy venue
  
• Our Brunch Cards on the table
  
• Napkins & pens for exchanging numbers
  
• The day before, all information including meeting point via email (within 30 minutes of the main station)
  

Less noise. More depth.

An afternoon full of real stories

This is how Stories go

1. Arrival & Greeting

You meet in a quiet lounge or café and take your seats at your reserved table.

After a short, relaxed greeting, everyone puts their smartphone on silent in the small box on the table - as a sign to set aside the digital world for a moment and fully arrive in the here and now.

Afterwards, you can order your drinks or small snacks.

2. Your stories

A volunteer starts the round:

She shows her brought photo or memento, places it visibly on the table – and tells the story behind it (about 2–5 minutes).

Afterwards, questions may be asked – but are not required.

Then it continues clockwise.

Each story gets its own space — without interruption, without pressure.

There is no 'right' or 'wrong' - no matter which story you choose. It should just give a small glimpse behind the scenes: Who you are. What has shaped you. Which memories are important to you.

Everyone listens. No one is interrupted.

Each story gets its own quiet moment.

3. Free conversations

When everyone has shown their item, the afternoon continues quite naturally:

You connect, ask questions, discover parallels – or just let the conversation flow.

4. And if you want to give your number to someone

On the table, napkins and pens are ready — a subtle nod to a time before smartphones.

If you want to give someone your number, you just write it down.

Anyone who receives or gives a phone number this way has a story that is not easily forgotten.

What makes Stories special

Stories is calm, personal – but never too private.

It's not about big moments, but about the small memories that make us who we are.

A format that creates connection without forcing it.

Of course. Human. Quiet.

Details

Duration: 2–3 hours

Credits: 2

You will receive:

• Organization & process
  
• Table reserved for you in a cozy location
  
• Napkins & pens for exchanging numbers
  
• The day before, all information including meeting point via email (within 30 minutes of the main station)

Less noise. More depth.

An Evening for Profound Conversations

This is how DeepTalk works

1. Arrival & Welcome

You meet in a quiet area of a bar or lounge and take your seats at your reserved table.

After a short, relaxed welcome, everyone places their smartphone on silent in the small box on the table – as a sign to set aside the digital world for a moment and fully arrive in the here and now.

Then you order your drinks and small snacks.

2. The DeepTalk Round

On the table are our DeepTalk Cards — questions that go a little deeper without becoming too personal.

This is how it goes:

• A volunteer draws the first card and reads the question aloud.
  
• Everyone takes a moment.
  
• Then you answer the question in turn, clockwise — anyone who wants to.
  
• The next card is drawn by the person to the left, and so it continues.
  
• This continues until everyone has drawn a card at least once.
  
  

The round is calm, clear, and free of pressure:

No performance feeling. No "having to talk deeply".

Just honest, reflective conversations with questions like:

• "What inspires you?"
• "What is truly important to you in your life?"
• "What moments give you strength - and which take it away?"
• "What small everyday gestures mean surprisingly much to you?"
  

3. Free Conversations

After the round, the evening flows naturally:

You deepen thoughts, connect to answers, drift off, discover commonalities or contrasts — and often conversations that would never arise otherwise.

4. And if you want to give your number to someone

On the table are napkins and pens ready — a discreet nod to a time before smartphones.

If you want to give someone your number, you simply write it down.

Anyone who receives or gives a phone number this way has a story that is not easily forgotten.

What Makes DeepTalk Special

DeepTalk is calm, reflective – but never overwhelming.

It’s not about intimate openness, but about conversations that can regain meaning.

An evening where you realize how good it feels to listen – and to be heard.

Quiet, clear, close. Without pressure. Without staging.

Details

Duration: 2–3 hours

Credits: 2

You will receive:

• Organization & Process
  
• A reserved table for you in a cozy location
  
• Our DeepTalk Cards on the table
  
• Napkins & pens for exchanging numbers
  
• The day before, all information including meeting point via email (within 30 minutes of the main station)

Less noise. More depth.

An evening for wine, enjoyment, and good conversations

This is how WINE works

1. Arrival & Greeting

You meet in a selected wine bar or a small wine bistro – places that radiate calm and quality as soon as you enter.

You take your seats at your reserved table, greet each other relaxed, and order your first glass of water or something small to start.

No big intro, no pressure – just a natural start to a calm evening.

2. The Wine Tasting

A wine expert will guide you through several carefully selected wines.

No expert examination, no 'You have to taste this out'.

It's not about knowledge – but about experience.

You try together, share impressions, laugh about differences, sometimes find small commonalities.

Completely naturally, at the pace of the group.

In addition: a fine aperitif platter with cheese, ham, olives, and fresh bread.

3. Conversations that arise on their own

As the tasting continues, conversations arise almost automatically:

about taste, about impressions, about little anecdotes – and eventually about topics that go deeper.

None of this is staged.

The setting makes it easy: warm light, good wines, quiet voices in the background, no noise.

4. And if you want to give your number to someone

On the table, napkins and pens are ready — a subtle nod to a time before smartphones.

Anyone who receives or gives a phone number this way has a story that is not easily forgotten.

What makes WINE special

Wine is an evening for singles who appreciate the atmosphere:

calm, high-quality, without superficiality.

It's not an 'event', not a show – but a space where one can open up and conversations can naturally gain depth.

A format that shows: quality doesn't need volume.

Details

Duration: 2–3 hours

Credits: 3

You will receive:

• Organization & process
  
• A table reserved for you in a high-quality wine bar, a wine bistro, or a winery
  
• Guided tasting of several wines
  
• Fine aperitif platter
  
• Napkins & pens for exchanging numbers
  
• The day before, all information including meeting point via email (within 30 minutes of the main station)
  
  

Less noise. More depth.