겔젠키르헨‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

짧은 산책과 긴 산책 모두에 아름다운 기회입니다. 사계절 내내 이곳을 산책하는 것은 즐거움입니다. 특히 초여름에는 거위와 오리의 새끼들을 관찰하는 것이 특히 아름답습니다.

One glance at the lake is enough for us to want to immerse ourselves in this deep silence. In a figurative sense, of course. So, get off, sit down, and simply let your senses wander. Wheel of Fortune Exercise: Mindful Inside and Out Mindfulness has enjoyed a truly successful career in recent years. And that's a good thing! This is certainly helped by the fact that it can be practiced easily and almost anywhere. A brief moment of peace is enough, and we can focus our attention on our perceptions. At the same time, it's not about constantly "immersing" ourselves in the here and now. You read that right: As with any good and effective training, mindfulness also benefits us most with the right dose – time and intensity. And we can also train it specifically. Try it: Choose specific perceptions from the list below and then focus your attention on them. You'll notice that the boundary between outside and inside is fluid. Tip: If you close your eyes, it will usually be easier. PERCEPTIONS Light Colors Heat and cold Tingling Sounds Tension Calm Joy Excitement Proximity to other people Feelings on the skin Feeling in the arms, hands, legs, feet Contact with the ground Heaviness Emptiness Worry Calmness Lightness

The singing rock, which you have to knock on to hear its music. The wonderful view is not to be missed.

The extensive Schloss Berge park includes both formal and natural areas.

A relatively new park on the site of the former Hasse coking plant. Lots of greenery, few trees, but still worth a visit...

This entrance is on Cranger Street, opposite the street "Zum Hauptfriedhof". I like the topiary hornbeams.

Also called the Scholver Feld slag heap. The path from the southern tip near the main road leads steadily uphill to the summit on the old access road. Initially there is a short stretch of asphalt, followed by a gravel track that is easy to ride (with a gravel bike, MTB or similar). On the berms, the intermediate levels on the slope of the slag heap, paths run around the mountain. The summit plateau is kept clear and you can ride across a grassy meadow and enjoy the beautiful view.

In the 1950s, a central coking plant was built here on land that had previously been used for agriculture. It replaced the old coking plant that stood on the neighboring mine site in Westerholt. It was shut down in September 1999, and the power plant was shut down a few years later. The coking plant and power plant were demolished. While a new residential area was soon built on the power plant site, the area on the other side of the railway lines remained unused for a few years. Then, from 2016, the wasteland was turned into a green area, which was completed in 2020 with just a few missing additions. As a "park of change", under the working title "Hassel district park" or, most beautifully, under the new name "Glückaufpark Hassel" (various spellings, including "Glückauf-Park" or "Glückauf Park"), visitors today can expect a hilly landscape criss-crossed by paved paths that can be used by cyclists and walkers. There is a small lake in the middle. Benches near the shore allow you to take a short break with a view of the water. This is partly collected by rainwater from the site and, as a retention basin, makes a small contribution to flood protection in the city. In the western part, a high hill invites you to climb up the zigzag paths and look at the park from above. The large Oberscholven slag heap with its two wind turbines, the highest slag heap in the Ruhr area, can be seen not only from there. When looking west, it stands out from many locations in the park behind the houses of Hassel. https://www.ruhrgebiet-industriekultur.de/glueckaufpark-hassel/