헤르텐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

I can only recommend the dumps, and you should also explore the mine site.

A combination of industrial area, industrial culture and the dark side of globalization. Truckers, mainly from Eastern Europe, have been standing on the site for years, camping in their trucks and waiting for the next load, which can sometimes be seriously delayed...

The horizon observatory was set up on the northern summit plateau in 2008. The modern building consists of a circular, flat area with a diameter of 88 m, a forum lowered by 1.50 m with a diameter of 35 m in the middle and two arches with a radius of approx. 45 m, which are like the great circles meridian and celestial equator stretch across the square.

The Hoheward Landscape Park, formerly known as the Emscherbruch Landscape Park, is located in the northern Ruhr area. It covers an area of around 220 hectares between the Emscher River and the A2 motorway in Herten and Recklinghausen.

The Recklinghausen artist Herman Prigann incorporated the former heap of rubble into an art concept: in the years that followed, a kind of adventure landscape for the triad of people, nature and technology emerged from the industrial wasteland, on which forest and vegetation have been able to spread since the colliery was closed. Paths arranged in a spiral lead up to the roughly ten meter high "Stairway to Heaven"; In the "Sculpture Forest" there are remains of demolished industrial plants, which only on closer inspection reveal themselves as works of art made of concrete, steel and natural materials.

An experience to stand there on New Year's Eve👍 or at sunrise or sunset

Halde Hohewart is always worthwhile, especially when the weather is nice, then you have a view over the entire beautiful Ruhrpott ☀️👍⚒

The Hoheward heap is the largest heap in Europe and offers beautiful views of the entire Ruhr area at 151 meters above sea level. Together with the nearby Hoppenbruch spoil tip, it forms the impressive Hoheward landscape park.