Ravensburger

Togetherness and personal development, this orientation existed from the very beginning when Otto Maier founded the company in 1883 as "Otto Maier Verlag". He was inspired by the educational reforms of his time, by the credo: "learning by doing" and the unity of "head, heart and hand". The founder brought products onto the market that were intended to combine entertainment and education "in the most excellent way". This combination of quality entertainment that is fun and educational content that benefits children in life is still typical of Ravensburger to this day and is appreciated by consumers for precisely this reason.

Ravensburger's first board game, "A Trip Around the World" from 1884, was not only fun for children and parents. They also discovered details about distant countries while playing. And today our children's non-fiction book series "Why? How come? What for?" is not only interesting and informative. It also encourages play while it is equipped with little doors, sliders and pop-ups. Also "Learning by doing" continues to apply. So building our new ball track system "Gravitrax" not only makes for good fun, but also promotes creative thinking and makes the laws of gravity visible.