Attractions in Arnsberg District

The railway line built at the beginning of the 20th century connected the Rhine-Herne Canal with the blast furnaces of the Bochum association and served to supply iron ore. Today, …read more

It's just a snack bar. Nevertheless, she is well on the way to becoming a cult, without any fancy. That's how it works in the pot.

Okay, this place here …read more

A spectacular entry into the Erzbahntrasse. Architecturally interesting, but above all beautiful to look at and quite practical for cyclists and pedestrians. Actually, the route could also be called the …read more

If you drive along the river, a ferry is a great way to take a break! There are not many of them at the Ruhr, this one is a highlight. …read more

In good weather, you have in particular from the branch tower a fabulous panoramic view, in bad weather you do not see the hand in front of his eyes, because …read more

The Ruhr reservoir lies between Bochum and Witten, so to speak, at the foot of the Ruhruni Bochum. It is a popular destination for the residents of Bochum and the …read more

The nature reserve Ruhraue Hattingen Winz is a nature reserve on the Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, covering about 119 hectares, ie just under 1.2 km². It is located entirely …read more

This railway line is really idyllic. The cycle path connects the Wuppertaler Nordbahntrasse and Hattingen, where you can reach the RuhrtalRadweg very quickly.

The route runs through the middle of …read more

The Schee tunnel heralds the eastern end of the northern railway line. During the winter, it is closed at night to protect the bats. In the summer it is a …read more

The school mountain tunnel is a 195 m long former railway tunnel in Hattingen in North Rhine-Westphalia. It was built in 1883 and in 1884 the railway line through it, …read more

A classic among the bike lanes.

Hengsteysee - Hengsteysee bridge with a view

On the Hengsteysee bridge, the Hengsteystraße (serpentines) located in the Dortmund city area changes its name from the Hagen town area to Dortmunder …read more

The Springorum cycle path runs over parts of a former mining railway line that ran from Essen to Bochum-Langendreer. On about ten kilometers you cycle here on the tracks of …read more

The official name "Spingorum-Radweg" refers today to both the older part from Dahlhausen to Weitmar (water-bound ceiling) and the newer paved northern part to Altenbochum. Low-incline connection from the Ruhr …read more

Here it is worth to get off the bike and listen to the sound of the Ruhr for a while. Two small but wide steps ensure that the water of …read more

As early as 1929, for reasons of water management, it was planned to stow the Ruhr between Haus Herbede and Haus Kemnade. First, the later lakeside were created by piling …read more

At the castle ruins you can make beautiful pictures especially in the autumn and in the snow in winter! In addition, the castle ruins Hardenstein is always worth a visit. …read more

The Seepark is located on the site of the Landesgartenschau Lünen ("LaGaLü"), which took place here in 1996. It is about 60 hectares in size and covers partly mining areas …read more

The ruins Hohensyburg is definitely worth a visit. As a hiker I enjoyed the view over Hagen and the Hengsteysee. As a contrast, the casino is not far away. I've already found my luck while enjoying the great view.

A small climb leads to the top. Surefootedness and a little head for heights does not hurt in any case. The view from the top is breathtaking!