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A small sporting diversion on the sidelines of a tour

The Abtsküche Museum is a typical local history museum with a schoolroom, old pub interiors, a barber shop from the 1950s and 1960s, a kitchen, and toys. Admission is free. It is usually open Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 2:00 p.m. The website is well-maintained.

A great route up to Velbert

Between Heiligenhaus and Essen you can enjoy great views of the countryside!

Germany's first wagon bridge designed by developer Ulrich Diehl, which was installed as a pedestrian and bicycle bridge as a reconditioned bogie flat car type Rgs-w 672 from Deutsche Bahn. A special feature is that the entire wagon with all attachments was mounted on the supports.

The museum is in the local history museum category. There is a kitchen, a school room, a dining room, a work room. Everything with lots of exhibits. Entry is free, but only on weekends. A detour to the end of the hike is worth it.

The museum is located in an old former country school from 1908. The listed building, which is located in a monument and local recreation area, was converted and expanded in 2002 as part of EUROGA 2002plus. When the museum was founded (1980), the focus of the collection was on rural living and working environments. Since the mid-1980s, efforts have increasingly focused on expanding a collection of everyday history from the 20th century. Objects from work and everyday life are collected as evidence of the culture of the early industrial age. Accordingly, today the focus of the exhibition collection, which is exhibited on an area of 330 square meters, is no longer based only on the area of pre-industrial crafts and home economics, but also includes the industrial upheaval phase after the First World War in Heiligenhaus. Source: https://www.geschichtsverein- Heiligenhaus.de/das-museum/

The school is one of the historic buildings of the abbot's kitchen and it was also used as a Catholic church.