Dachshund Dachshund in Warsaw 2026: Children discover Poland in Dachau
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With Dachshund Dachshund on an adventure trip to Warsaw
On Sunday, October 18, 2026, the event Dachshund Dachshund in Warsaw as part of the German-Polish Culture Days invites to an imaginative reading followed by a creative workshop in Dachau. Children from the age of five will explore the Polish capital together with the author Matthias Kneip and experience German-Polish friendship from the perspective of a curious little dachshund.
A literary journey for young explorers
The story begins on a train: The little dachshund misses the right station and suddenly finds himself at Warsaw Central Station. In the foreign city, he learns to bark in Polish, meets the cat Malina, and sets off with her on a search for her missing sister. Thus, a lively narrative about curiosity, courage, friendship, and getting to know another culture is created.
German-Polish Culture Days with an experiential character
The reading combines literature, language encounters, and festival atmosphere. Instead of a pure reading session, families can expect an interactive multi-day experience within the German-Polish Culture Days in the Dachau district. The event series brings together art, theater, music, literature, culinary delights, and cabaret, showcasing the long-standing partnership between the Dachau district and the Polish district of Oświęcim.
From listening to your own train wobbly dachshund
After the reading, the program switches from head cinema to practical creative phase. In the workshop, the children will craft their own train wobbly dachshund and take home a personal memory of the literary journey. The blend of story, Polish language moments, and joint creation creates an approachable community feeling for children, parents, and all those who want to discover German-Polish culture playfully.
Matthias Kneip and the world between Germany and Poland
Author Matthias Kneip works at the German-Polish Institute and has been conveying Polish culture for many years through books, readings, and educational formats. With Dachshund Dachshund in Warsaw, he is specifically addressing the younger generation for the first time. The bilingual children's book idea opens an age-appropriate access to Poland, its capital, its traditions, and its language.
Conclusion: A small story with a great bridge-building effect
Dachshund Dachshund in Warsaw promises a heartwarming reading with imaginative images, interactive moments, and a creative conclusion. Families will experience how literature overcomes language barriers and turns a travel story into a shared cultural experience. Those who want to discover the German-Polish Culture Days in Dachau with children will find a particularly loving introduction to the festival culture of the neighboring country.
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