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History and joie de vivre
Time travel into history: government bunker from the Cold War
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Handover of office
Handover of office: a new start characterised by friendship
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Minigolf Joint Social ...
Minigolf with friends is tremendous fun! - Our traditional join social event returned
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Rotary Action Day - Clean ...
Bonn International participates in D1810 Rotary Action Day, May 10th 2025
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Zeit für Kinder
Charity-Event für Camp mit Pianisten und Rotary-Auftritten im Woelf Haus Bonn.
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The Post Tower Visit
Visiting the skyline landmark of Bonn: The Post Tower
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KidsCamp 2024
KidsCamp 2024 - Rückblick
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RCBI supports Malawi ...
RCBI continues its support to orphans and vulnerable children in Malawi

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RCBI's Bars to Books ...
To meet the educational needs of the prison school, Jayne championed RCBI to support the Inmates.
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Was ist Rotary
Rotary vereint Persönlichkeiten aus allen Kontinenten, um Dienst an der Gemeinschaft zu leisten.
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Über Uns

Welcome to the Rotary Club of Bonn International – where the world comes together in the heart of Bonn!

We are the only Rotary Club in the city dedicated to the international community, offering a welcoming home for globally minded individuals and expatriates. If you’re a foreign Rotarian visiting Bonn, our doors are open to you! With a vibrant mix of diverse experiences and cultures, we bring people together in a spirit of camaraderie and shared purpose, connecting you locally while opening doors to the prestigious global Rotarian network.

 

Our club is a thriving community of 48 members, including business leaders, entrepreneurs, educators, climate leaders, artists, musicians, doctors, lawyers, policy makers, researchers, journalists and more. We proudly represent 16 different nationalities, from Germany, Kenya, India, and Barbados to Egypt, Uganda, Iraq, and beyond. This rich cultural diversity is at the heart of who we are, making our club an exciting and dynamic place to belong.

 

With an average age of 52, we’re one of the younger, more energetic Rotary Clubs in District 1810. But what truly sets us apart is our passion for making a difference. Whether it’s fighting climate change, working towards a polio-free world, or promoting peace, our members are committed to tackling the most pressing challenges of today—both locally and globally.

 

As an open, non-political, and non-sectarian organization, we welcome all people with international experience, no matter their race, religion, gender, or political views. Our meetings, held in English, are inclusive, engaging, and packed with opportunities to learn, grow, and connect with like-minded individuals.

 

Join us every Monday at 7:00 PM at the Gustav-Stresemann-Institut in Bonn for a 7:30 PM start. Rotarians from near and far, along with guests recommended by Rotarians, are warmly invited to attend. And it doesn’t stop there! We also host frequent social events and outings, taking full advantage of all that Bonn and the surrounding areas have to offer.

 

The Rotary Club of Bonn International is a place where exciting ideas meet meaningful action. Our meeting topics span health, youth exchange, environmental initiatives, conflict resolution, culture, and much more—always with a global perspective.

 

We can’t wait to welcome you and share in the energy and enthusiasm that defines our club! Together, we’re making a lasting impact on communities around the world.

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An unforgettable day of culture and community

History and joie de vivre

The excursion began with a visit to the former government bunker, a fascinating testimony to Germany's post-war history.
The excursion began with a visit to the former government bunker, a fascinating testimony to Germany's post-war history.
Built at the beginning of the Cold War, this underground facility was designed as a shelter for important members of the government, the Federal President, the Constitutional Court and more than 2,000 employees. Fortunately, this facility never had to serve its intended purpose.   During our tour, it became clear just how limited the facilities were at the time: With supplies for just 30 days, the anxious question of what a return to a potentially nuclear-contaminated Germany would have meant would have arisen once they had been used up. A thought-provoking realization that brought home to us the drama of that time.   After ...

A new start characterised by friendship

Handover of office

The Handover recap by Monika Hörig

Mingolf with friends is tremendous fun!

Minigolf Joint Social Event

Minigolf with friends is tremendous fun! - Our traditional join social event returned

District 1810 Rotary Action Day

Rotary Action Day - Clean Up

Bonn International participates in D1810 Rotary Action Day, May 10th 2025

KidsCamp 2025

Zeit für Kinder

Kindern, die nicht immer auf der Sonnenseite des Lebens stehen, eine unvergessliche Zeit zu schenken, das ist das Ziel der KidsCamps - von Eva Renfordt.

Visiting the skyline landmark of Bonn

The Post Tower Visit

Visiting the skyline landmark of Bonn: The Post Tower

Termine

Datum / Uhrzeit
Club / Ort
Thema / Beschreibung
14.10.2025
19:30 - 21:00
Bonn International
House of History of the Federal Republic of Germany (Haus der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland), Willy-Brandt-Allee 14,
Presentation of the book about Rotary during National Socialism.
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Last call. Please register as soon as possible with the House of History of the Federal Republic of Germany (Haus der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland), Willy-Brandt-Allee 14,  if you would like to attend the presentation of the book about Rotary during National Socialism on 14 October at 7:30 p.m.

Registration link: https://www.hdg.de/haus-der-geschichte/veranstaltungen.

 

20.10.2025
19:30 - 20:30
Bonn International
Woelflhaus
New Shoes for the Prince: Grave Goods, Human and Life after Death – a Journey
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New Shoes for the Prince: Grave goods, human faith and life after death - a journey.

 

Speaker: Dr Diana Modarassi-Tehrani

 

Based on the burial goods and practices of one early celtic princely grave, the presentation invites the audience to take a journey through the ages, from the stone age up to our multimedia focused times, discovering differences as well as similarities in forms of belief and superstition in connection with death and burials.

 

Dr Diana Modarressi-Tehrani heads the Science Management department at the German Mining Museum Bochum, Leibniz Research Museum for Georesources. 
In her first career as a prehistoric archaeologist, she specialised in her research on the metal economy in the pre-Roman Iron Age.

 


Hybrid
Guests are welcome

10.11.2025
19:30 - 20:30
Bonn International
Gustav-Stresemann-Institut

Join us for our monthly Chat Meeting for an informal, cosy evening at „BaRoon“, Wilhelm-Levison-Straße 22, Bonn

Projekte des Clubs
I gave the opening speech at the opening ceremony
Model UN Conference
I gave the opening speech at the opening ceremony
Model UN Conference
Rotary Scholar Joana McCloy

Rotary Scholar Joana McCloy
UN Day 21st October 2023

UN Day 21st October 2023
RCBI supports Malawi project

RCBI supports Malawi project
Homework Assistance Support

Homework Assistance Support
GlobalGrant launched(Ethiopia)

GlobalGrant launched(Ethiopia)
EcoVillage Project

EcoVillage Project
Orphan Care Center in Malawi

Orphan Care Center in Malawi
Orphan care center in Malawi

Orphan care center in Malawi
Cleaning Rhine River boardwalk

Cleaning Rhine River boardwalk
Global-Grant

Global-Grant
Mehr Projekte
Mehr Projekte

Neues aus dem Distrikt

Geschenktipp: Guter Zweck, toller Geschmack

Rotary-Champagner kann jetzt auch sortenrein und zu einem Vorzugspreis bis Ende Dezember bestellt werden.

Geschenktipp: Guter Zweck, toller Geschmack

Rotary-Champagner kann jetzt auch sortenrein und zu einem Vorzugspreis bis Ende Dezember bestellt werden.

Brühl: Gegen Spielsucht, für mehr Medienkompetenz

Mit der "Gaming-Messe" endete ein Ferienprojekt in Brühl: 40 Kinder und Jugendliche präsentierten selbstgebaute Computerspiele.

Brühl: Gegen Spielsucht, für mehr Medienkompetenz

Mit der "Gaming-Messe" endete ein Ferienprojekt in Brühl: 40 Kinder und Jugendliche präsentierten selbstgebaute Computerspiele.

Ästetik der Heilung

Neues aus dem Distrikt: Ästhetik der Heilung

Ästetik der Heilung

Neues aus dem Distrikt: Ästhetik der Heilung

Monheim: Ein Rad im Maisfeld

Wer traut sich das Labyrinth des rotarischen Rades? Landwirt Robert Bossmann lädt in sein Maisfeld ein

Leverkusen: Die Mutreiferei: Ein Kindermuseum für morgen

Die Leverkusener Clubs ermöglichen einen Lernort für Natur- und Klimaschutz.

D1810: In Kürze

Neues aus dem Distrikt: Lesung in Bonn am 14. Oktober