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The mine lies south of the town and was once part of the regional mining industry. Ore was extracted there for decades, significantly contributing to the economic development of the surrounding area. Operation and structure: Typical features included conveyor systems, tunnels, and shafts, relics of which can still be seen today, such as rusted equipment, signs, and remains of chutes.

The LWL Museum near Obersteinbeck is a cultural institution showcasing regional history, art, and natural history exhibits. The exhibitions offer insights into everyday life in the region, historical developments, and important local figures. Visitors will often find well-curated collections, interactive stations, and temporary exhibitions that appeal to both families and individual visitors. The museum's architecture generally blends harmoniously into its surroundings and offers both indoor and outdoor spaces for strolling and informal exploration. In addition to the exhibitions, there are frequent events such as guided tours, lectures, children's activities, and workshops that deepen the understanding of regional culture.

The Alte Ruthemühle is a gem in Steinbeck.

Nice hut to rest.

In the local history and basket museum "Alte Ruthemühle" with cafe, characteristic themes of the region are vividly presented.

Idyllic place - usually in absolute peace

Next to the sinkhole lake, outside the actual nature reserve, a long hiking trail leads from the lake to the canal.

To the east of the Great Holy Sea is the Small Holy Sea, which is privately owned but also protected. To the southwest are the sinkhole lake and the Heideweiher pond. The sinkhole lake was formed on April 14, 1913, during the last major sinkhole in the protected area.