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Entdeckerpass 2020 ENTDECKERPASS DISCOVERY PASS 2020 Grußwort 2020 Das Jahr 2020 ist ein besonderes Jahr für den Regionalver- ENTDECKERPASS band Ruhr: Seit 100 Jahren kümmert sich der Verband um die regionale Entwicklung der Metropole Ruhr und fungiert DISCOVERY PASS dabei als Koordinator, Impulsgeber, Bewahrer und als Weg- bereiter bedeutender Infrastrukturprojekte wie der Route der Industriekultur. Mit unserem Entdeckerpass zur Route wollen wir Ihnen Lust machen auf eine ungewöhnliche Reise, die gleichermaßen INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE TRAIL INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE durch die Vergangenheit wie in die Zukunft des Ruhrgebiets führt. Mit ihren insgesamt 55 Ankerpunkten, Panoramen und Siedlungen ist die Route ein einmaliges Beispiel für den Struk- turwandel und für das, was die Menschen in der Metropole Ruhr leisten können und wollen. Seit 100 Jahren – und länger schon. Ich wünsche Ihnen viel Spaß bei Ihren Entdeckertouren! Greetings The year 2020 is a special year for the Regionalverband Ruhr: for the last 100 years, the association has been responsible for regional planning in the Metropole Ruhr, acting as coordinator, initiator, preserver and pioneer of important infrastructure projects like the Industrial Heritage Trail. DEN JETZT APP DOWNLOA With our Discoverer Pass to the Route, we want to whet your appetite for an unusual journey that will take you through both the past and the future of the Ruhr region. Boasting a grand total of 55 anchor points, panoramas and settlements, the route is a unique illustration of structural change and of what people in the Metropole Ruhr can and want to achieve. Over 100 years – and longer. 1.000 ERLEBNISSE, May I wish you lots of enjoyment on your discovery tours! 1.000 ENTDECKUNGEN, 1.000 GRÜNDE ZUM VERLIEBEN. LOSBegleiten GEHT’S! Sie Werksbahner, Industrielle, Bergmänner sowie deren Familien in ihrem Alltag. Drei Erlebnisräume warten darauf, entdeckt zu werden. Alle Informationen MITMACHEN unter www.industriekultur.guide Karola Geiß-Netthöfel UND GESCHENK BEKOMMEN! Regionalverband Ruhr/ Gefördert von: TAKE PART AND GET A GIFT! EUROPÄISCHE UNION Ruhr Regional Association (RVR) EUROPÄISCInveHEstition UN IinO unsereN Zukunft Investition inEu unsropäischerere Zukun Fofndt s für regionale Entwicklung Europäischer Fonds für regionale Entwicklung 56300900_RTG_AZ_Metropole_Ruhr_DINlang_hoch_LT01.indd 1 31.08.18 11:54 CHECKPOINTS STEMPELPUNKTE 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 8. 7. 1. AND GET A GIFT! AND GET STAMPED BOOKLET YOUR GET BEKOMMEN! UND GESCHENK LASSEN ABSTEMPELN Ewald Colliery, RVR Hoheward Visitor Centre Visitor Hoheward RVR Colliery, Ewald Hoheward / RVR-Besucherzentrum Ewald, Zeche reception Recklinghausen, Substation Empfangstheke / Recklinghausen, Umspannwerk office box museum Bochum, Museum Mining German Museumskasse / Bochum, Bergbau-Museum Deutsches centre visitor Century, the of Hall Bochum Besucherzentrum Bochum, Jahrhunderthalle LWL Industrial Museum – Zollern Colliery, museum box office box museum Colliery, Zollern – Museum Industrial LWL Museumskasse / Zollern, Zeche LWL-Industriemuseum office box museum Lift, Museumskasse Henrichenburg, Schiffshebewerk LWL-Industriemuseum (IC) Centre Information Marl, Estate Industry Chemical / (IC) Informations-Centrum Marl, Chemiepark RUHR. the in office box , Site Heritage World UNESCO Zollverein RUHR.VISITORCENTER im Kasse Zollverein, UNESCO-Welterbe VISITORCENTER VISITORCENTER k Stand: 11|2019 Stand: Dortmund Essen / LWL Industrial Museum – Henrichenburg Ship Henrichenburg – Museum Industrial / LWL Maximilianpark Maximilian Par y 6 20 Oberhausen Gasometer Oberhausen Lindenbrauerei Linden Brewer Waltrop 21 / ERIH ANCHOR POINTS POINTS ANCHOR / ERIH LWL Industrial Museum – Museum Industrial LWL 19 5 22 5 g 7 8 18 4 Hohenhof Gasometer Oberhausen / Oberhausen Gasometer Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord / Duisburg-Nord Landschaftspark Park Landscape Duisburg North LWL-Industriemuseum Henrichshütte Hattingen / Hattingen Henrichshütte LWL-Industriemuseum Hattingen Henrichshütte – Museum Industrial LWL Steelworks LWL-Industriemuseum Schiffshebewerk Schiffshebewerk LWL-Industriemuseum / Henrichenburg Lift, Ship Henrichenburg LWL-Industriemuseum Zeche Zollern / Zollern Zeche LWL-Industriemuseum Colliery, Zollern – Museum Industrial LWL / Zollverein UNESCO-Welterbe Site, Heritage World UNESCO Zollverein 6 23 ERIH-ANKERPUNKTE TRAIL) HERITAGE INDUSTRIAL (EUROPEAN § § § § § § y Kokerei Hansa Hansa Coking Plant m 9 m Schishebewerk Henrichenbur Henrichenburg Ship Lift Freilichtmuseum Hagen 4 Open-Air Museum Hagen Working World Exhibition 17. 16. 15. 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 9. DASA Arbeitswelt Ausstellung DASA Railway Museum Bochum, museum box office box museum Bochum, Museum Railway Museumskasse / Bochum, Eisenbahnmuseum area entrance Steelworks, Hattingen Henrichshütte – Museum Industrial bereich / LWL Eingangs- Hattingen, Henrichshütte LWL-Industriemuseum House Prayer Miners’ Valley, Mutten and Colliery Nightingale Museum Industrial LWL Bergleute / der Bethaus Muttental, und Nachtigall Zeche LWL-Industriemuseum office box Hagen, museum Museum Open-Air LWL / Museumskasse Hagen, LWL-Freilichtmuseum office box Museumskasse / museum Hohenhof, area entrance centre visitor Brewery, Linden Besucherzentrum Lindenbrauerei, office box main Park, Maximilian Hauptkasse / Maximilianpark, point information or “Markenkontrolle” Plant Coking Hansa / Infopunkt bzw. Markenkontrolle Hansa, Kokerei desk information Exhibition, World Working DASA Infotheke / Ausstellung, DASA Arbeitswelt 24 3 Zeche Nachtigall/Muttental 1 Nightingale Colliery/Mutten Valle Dortmund Dt. Bergbau Museum Bochu Zeche Zollern German Mining Museum Bochu Zollern Colliery 2 y R u h r d 6 2 5 r Moers Substation Recklinghausen Umspannwerk Recklinghausen Zeche Ewal Ewald Collier 3 1 Essen / Gelsenkirchen 17 Henrichshütte Hattingen Witten Bergkamen 1 13 Gelsenkirchen Henrichshütte Hattingen Steelworks sE m c h e Duisburg 16 7 Eisenbahnmuseum Jahrhunderthalle Bochum , 2 / Castrop-Rauxel Bochum Hall of the Century Moers Dortmund Chemiepark Marl Railway Museum Bochum 16 Herten/Recklinghausen Chemical Industry Estate Duisburg 4 Bottrop/Oberhausen 17 Eingangsbereich / Eingangsbereich “Florian” Television Tower, Tower, Television “Florian” 12 Villa Hügel Nordsternpark Nordstern Park Rheinpreußen Tip, Tip, Rheinpreußen 3 Schurenbach Tip, Tip, Schurenbach Rungenberg Tip, Tip, Rungenberg Großes Holz Tip, Tip, Holz Großes 8 14 Rheinelbe Tip, Rheinelbe Lippe Schwerin Tip, Tip, Schwerin Pattberg Tip, Tip, Pattberg Alsum Hill, Alsum 15 Haniel Tip, Tip, Haniel / Hohensyburg, / Hohensyburg, UNESCO-Welterbe Zollverein PANORAMA POINTS PANORAMA / 8 15 11 Gasometer Oberhausen Oberhausen Gasometer Zollverein UNESCO World Heritage Site & Turtle – Magic Mountain Magic – & Turtle & Turtle – Magic Mountain Magic – & Turtle 7 Aquarius Water Museum Aquarius Wassermuseum Halde Schurenbach / Schurenbach Halde Halde Haniel / Haniel Halde Bottrop /Tetrahedron, Tetraeder / Rungenberg Halde Halde Rheinelbe / Rheinelbe Halde Bochum Tippelsberg, / Tippelsberg / Hoheward Landschaftspark Park, Landscape Hoheward / Holz Großes Halde Bergkamen Heights, Kissinger / Hamm Höhe, Kissinger / „Florian“ Fernsehturm Hohensyburg Tiger / Rheinpreußen Halde / Pattberg Halde / Berg Alsumer Halde Schwerin / Schwerin Halde Hohenstein dem auf Berger-Denkmal Hohenstein, the on Memorial Berger Tiger 9 Peter-Behrens-Bau Innenhafen Duisburg Inner Habour Duisburg Peter-Behrens-Building 13 17 14 15 16 PANORAMEN PANORAMEN 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 4 9 10 10 10 14 22. 21. 20. 19. 18. 24. 23. * 9 visitor visitor Park, Landscape Duisburg „Hauptschalthaus“/ North Besucherzentrum Duisburg-Nord, Landschaftspark office box museum Museum, Waterways Inland German / Museumskasse Binnenschifffahrt, Deutschen der Museum Museum City Duisburg the at office box Harbour, Inner Duisburg / Duisburg Museum Stadthistorischen und Kultur- im Kasse Duisburg, Innenhafen office box museum Museum, Water Aquarius Museumskasse / Wassermuseum, Aquarius Oberhausen Gasometer, box office box Gasometer, Oberhausen Kasse / Oberhausen, Gasometer office box museum Altenberg, Factory Zinc – Museum Industrial LVR Nordstern park, Nordstern tower Nordstern park, Nordstern Nordsternturm / Nordsternpark, Villa Hügel no checkpoint! no Hügel Villa Stempelort! / kein Hügel Villa 11 LVR-Industriemuseum Peter-Behrens-Bau, Museumskasse / Peter-Behrens-Bau, LVR-Industriemuseum 13 Landschaftspark Duisburg Nord North Duisburg Landscape Park 12 centre Inland Waterways Museum n Bottrop Museum d. dt. Binnenschifahrt 10 “Hauptschalthaus” Dortmund R h e i Essen Bochum Kamp-Lintfort and Portal of Industrial Heritage Industrial of Portal and Gelsenkirchen Duisburg / Lünen Hagen Herne 12 Garden Suburb Welheim, Welheim, Suburb Garden / Besucherzentrum Ruhr Ruhr Besucherzentrum / Margarethenhöhe, Margarethenhöhe, Old Housing Colony Eving, Eving, Colony Housing Old Dahlhauser Heath, Heath, Dahlhauser Flöz Dickebank, Dickebank, Flöz Rheinpreußen, Rheinpreußen, Ziethenstraße, Ziethenstraße, / ANCHOR POINTS / ANCHOR Lange Riege, Riege, Lange Teutoburgia, Teutoburgia, / HOUSING SETTLEMENTS / HOUSING 11 Flöz Dickebank / Dickebank Flöz / Heide Dahlhauser Teutoburgia / Teutoburgia Alte Kolonie Eving / Eving Kolonie Alte / Ziethenstraße / Riege Lange Essen II, Altenhof / II Altenhof / Margarethenhöhe / Rheinpreußen / Friedrich-Heinrich Alt-Siedlung Settlement, Friedrich-Heinrich Old Oberhausen Eisenheim, / Eisenheim / Welheim Gartenstadt Gelsenkirchen Schüngelberg, / Schüngelberg ANKERPUNKTE RUHR.VISITORCENTER Industriekultur der Portal und SIEDLUNGEN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
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