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Glossary 5
In Your Pocket begrüßt in seiner Reihe der Stadtführer auch diese The basics
schöne Stadt. History 6
Cities and mines
Die In Your Pocket City Guides verstehen sich als kostenlose Stadt- © Dortmund-Agentur Cornelia Suhan
führer.Unsere Zielgruppe ist klar! Unsere Leser besuchen die Stadt Events 8
und wissen weder was die Butter in Hamburg kostet, noch warum Music, concerts and industry
die Münchner blasse Wurst essen und wo diese wirklich schmeckt. World Cup Fan Fest 10
Have a ball
Unsere Leser sind Touristen und Geschäftsreisende: sie möchten
sich die Stadt ansehen, Vorführungen genießen, Essen & Trinken, Industrial tourism 11
Postkarten schreiben, oder in ihrer freien Zeit Ausstellungen be- Clamber over smelters, dive into gastanks
suchen und ein typisches Souvenir kaufen. Dortmund 14
Main city of the Ruhrgebiet
Aber unsere Leser sprechen kein Wort Deutsch!
Gelsenkirchen 16
Wir geben den internationalen Reisenden ausführliche Informa- Transformed mining town
tionen über Ihr Unternehmen und präsentieren Ihre Leistungen in
englischer Sprache. Essen 24
Cultural Capital of the region... and Europe
Bochum 26
Mining, nature and nightlife
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World Cup football matches. combinations of letters and can (and often are) replaced by ss,
thought of the place, and this guide, at ruhrgebiet@ ue, oe and ae respectively – which explains why the website
Here, you’ll see that we’re
inyourpocket.com. very close to football - it’s only of Cologne (Köln) is spellt www.koeln.de. PIYP s.r.o., V Jámě 1, 110 00, Praha 1
3km from the main station to tel. (+420) 224 947 601, prague@inyourpocket.com
the stadium, and just 500m Money
Cover story to the Fanfest venue on Frie-
densplatz. The best way to get cash in Germany is to use an ATM
Essen’s glorious Unesco-
Enjoy many exciting games in
Dortmund, a vital city; a city that’s dressed up from head
machine, of which there are plenty all over the country.
German banks do not charge for using foreign cards in Safety
listed Zeche Zollverein their machines, so check with your own bank if you’ll pay Germany is a very safe country to travel in, and other than
mine basks in evening to toe, ready for football. Celebrate in a worldy way with
light. The mine was close the inhabitants of Dortmund. any commission. Even if you do have to pay a euro or two the usual precautions against pickpocketing, there are no
decades ago, but now is Of course our city has more to offer than football - first to use an ATM, it’ll be better value and easier than going to special preparations you should make. Although Germany
renovated and houses class hotels and restaurants, sport, entertainment, and a one of the banks or train station exchange offices (like the has been in the news recently for racist attacks, these
a fascinating museum diverse cultural offer. Welcome, and enjoy our city. Reisebank chain) as they have worse exchange rates and incidents are quite rare and are by no means a purely German
complex. Dr. Gerhard Langemeyer will charge a commission. phenomenon. Germans are aware that their country is more
Mayor of Dortmund Germany ditched the Deutsche mark in 2002, adopting the closely scrutinised than others when it comes to this, and
euro, pronounced locally as oi-ro. Germany’s economy is racism and violence is not tolerated, witness the impressive
the largest in Europe, and therefore the majority of coins level of security around synagogues and Jewish institutions:
in circulation now are German ones; you’ll see Berlin’s sturdy barriers and round-the-clock armed guards.
Brandenburg Gate on the €0.10, €0.20 and €0.50 coins,
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and the German eagle flapping around on the €1 and €2. the
banknotes, if you’re wondering, are the same for the whole of Time
Editor-in-Chief Jeroen van Marle Text and photos copyright In Your euroland, and are adorned with generic European bridges. Germany uses the 24-hour clock system, known as military
Editorial Contributors Pocket GmbH 2006. Maps copyright time in some places, but as simply as ‘the time’ here. By
E S S E N T I A L C I TY G U I D E S Sco, Ali Lemer cartographer. All rights reserved. No part
The area between the Lippe, Ruhr and Rhine rivers in 1931 — The workers and industry management go head
northwestern Germany was recognized for its strategic Europe In Your Pocket to head in a bitter lockout and strike movement. The
location as far back as Roman times. Like much of the government, stepping in to end the crisis, forces the workers
continent, for most of the Middle Ages it was primarily back into the factories at reduced wages and rights.
a rural area - but its true destiny would be fulfilled in the 1932 — Essen’s Bauhaus-designed Zeche Zollverein XII
19th century as it became the country’s premier industrial colliery is opened.
region, primarily through coal mining, steel and iron pro- 1933-1945 — Wealthy Ruhr industrialists give financial
duction. The industrial crises of the mid-twentieth century, support to Hitler’s seizure of power. Hitler responds by giving
however, would see “the Coal Pot” (Ruhrpott) struggle to the industries large national subsidies and contracts for
redefine itself and keep its economy strong through other public construction works and arms manufacture, making
labour-intensive areas such as manufacturing. In the past the Ruhrgebiet a booming mainstay of the German economy.
few decades, it has bounced back by concentrating on the Steel production rises around 400% during this time.
service and technology sectors and actively promoting Unemployment disappears almost overnight, destroying the
innovative and vibrant tourist and cultural centres - many workers’ resistance movements.
of them built into the defunct factories that once made 1938 — The nationwide “Kristallnacht” pogrom in November
Ruhrgebiet the powerhouse of Europe. causes the destruction of synagogues across the Ruhrgebiet,
including in Essen, Gelsenkirchen, and Duisburg.
58 C.E. — The Rhine river becomes the northeastern border 1941-45 — Cities in the Ruhrgebiet are heavily bombed
of the Roman Empire. by Allied forces to cripple the Nazi war machine. The bombs
5th century — Duisburg, one of Europe’s largest inland destroy huge parts of civilian areas (especially in Essen,
ports, is a major stop on the Hellweg, an important medieval Dortmund and Gelsenkirchen) in addition to some industrial
trade route. targets, although in the end production is not that badly
700 — The area around Gelsenkirchen is settled by affected.
Saxons. 1946 — The Morgenthau Plan for the Allied occupation of
800 — Charlemagne sets up a royal court near the trade post-war Germany calls for all industry in the Ruhrgebiet to
route, at the site of the present-day centre of Bochum. be shut down and the area controlled by international forces,
852 — Essen is founded as a monastery for women of in order to turn Germany into a “primarily agricultural and
noble blood. Future abbesses would include Mathilde, pastoral” country; the plan is eventually shelved
a granddaughter o f Emperor Otto I; Theopanhu, a Sco 1953 — Hassel Kokerei, the first new coking plant since
granddaughter of Otto II; and Sophia, a sister of Otto III. the war, opens in Gelsenkirchen.
880 — The first mention of Dortmund (as “Throtmanni”) 1847 — Alfred Krupp makes his first cannon from cast steel, mid-1950s — The demand for coal begins to diminish as the
appears in official documents. launching the Krupp company’s long and successful career world starts to turn to crude oil, and the Ruhrgebiet’s factories
883 — The Normans conquer and occupy Duisburg. In Your Pocket continues to expand, launching no less as Germany’s #1 arms manufacturer, and earning him the start to feel the pinch. Within a little more than a decade,
1120 —Duisberg builds its first city wall (better late than than eight new city guides in Germany, in time for the soccer nickname, “The Cannon King”. almost 80 mines and factories in the area will be closed
never). World Cup. All World Cup host cities now have their own In 1848 — Industrial workers join in nationwide revolts in down, representing over 50% of the production capacity.
1150 — The first church in Gelsenkirchen is built. Your Pocket, in print and available locally at hotels, and also March, demanding shorter hours and better living conditions; 1961 — Adam Opel car manufacturing company opens a
online as both browseable text and a free downloadable the revolution will eventually fail. plant in Bochum.
PDF guide. Apart from that, there’s the free Football In Your 1854 — The Ruhrgebiet’s first blast furnace is built at the 1963 — The first major east-west highway of the area, the
Pocket insert guide which can be found in all In Your Pocket Henrichschütte Iron and Steel works in Hattingen. Ruhr-Schnellweg, is opened; it follows the path of the Hellweg,
guides in Germany - the booklet has information on teams
1860 — The first coal mine in Herne opens. a major trading route since the Middle Ages.
and stadiums and has a nifty fixtures table. Elsewhere,
new guides will hit the streets of Kosovo, Macedonia and 1860-1890 — Hundreds of thousands of immigrants from 1965 — Ruhr University, the first modern university in the
Montenegro this summer. If you would like to be a part of Germand and Poland stream into the Ruhrgebiet for factory Ruhrgebiet, is opened in Bochum.
the Pocket group, publishing your own guide, contact us at jobs, increasing the population twentyfold in just 30 years. 1973 — The last of the 17 collieries still operating in Bochum
publisher@inyourpocket.com for more details. You can also 1892 — The first theatre is built in the Ruhrgebiet. after WWII closes down.
keep up to date with the latest developments by logging on 1898 — Dortmund’s Art Nouveau-inspired colliery Zeche 1974 — Westfalenstadion, now Signal Iduna Park, the
to www.inyourpocket.com/press. Zollern II/IV is opened. largest football stadium in Germany (with a seating capacity
1902 — A federal delegation investigating the Ruhrgebiet’s of 82,932), is opened in Dortmund.
massive industrial pollution describes the water of the Ruhr 1987 — The Henrichschütte blast furnace is closed down
1152 — The Emperor Barbarossa rebuilds Dortmund as containing excessive amounts of “ammonia, chlorine, despite bitter protests from workers.
(which was previously destroyed in a fire) and resides there saltpeter and nitric acid”. 1987 — Pope John Paul II is made an honorary member
for two years. 1902 — The first art museum is built in the Ruhrgebiet. of the FC Schalke 04 football club after he hosts a mass in
1226 — The town of Hamm is founded by Count Adolf I. 1904 — The football club FC Schalke 04 is founded (originally its home stadium.
13th c. — Dortmund joins the Hanseatic League, a major as Westfalia Schalke) by a group of high school students 1988 — The musical Starlight Express opens in a specially
European trading alliance. from Gelsenkirchen. built theatre in Bochum that cost over €12 million and seats
1321 — The city of Bochum is founded. 1906 — The city of Bochum has an annual coal output of 1,750, and is still running today.
1469 — Hamm joins the Hanseatic League, which will soon 5 million tons. 1999 — The Hassel Kokerei closes down, marking the end
make it one of the most powerful towns in the Ruhr area. 1917-18 — The Krupp factory makes seven “Paris Guns” of 117-year-old history of coking in Gelsenkirchen.
1655 — A medieval university is founded in Duisburg; it will - the largest guns used in World War I - to be used against 2000 — The last colliery in Gelsenkirchen closes down.
be dissolved in 1818. France. 2002 — Sri Kamadchi, the largest Hindu temple in Europe,
1811 — Friedrich Krupp opens a small foundry in Essen, 1923 -24 — French and Belgium troops occupy the is built in Hamm.
the beginnings of what his son Alfred will eventually turn into Ruhrgebiet in retaliation for Weimar Germany’s failure to 2003 — The Ruhrgebiet has a population of roughly 5.3
one of the largest corporations in the world. make war reparation payments incurred during World War million people, making it the 4th largest conurbation in
1824 — The industrial age begins in Duisburg with the I; the citizens of the Ruhr area meet the occupiers with an Europe.
construction of its sulfuric acid factory. organized program of passive resistance. In the face of 2004 — Duisburg is damaged by a freak tornado on 19
1828 — A dockyard for steamships is built in Duisburg to economic collapse, the new coalition government eventually July
accommodate the burgeoning inland shipping trade. calls for an end to the strikes a few months later. 2006 — “Essen for the Ruhrgebiet” is declared the European
1839 — The first German steam locomotive is manufactured, 1929 — The US stock market crashes, causing American Capital of Culture for 2010
and construction begins on a regional railroad system. investment in the Ruhr industries to disappear. Within the 2006 — Germany hosts World Cup football championships;
1840 — Major seams of hard coal are discovered in the area, next four years, more than half of the Ruhrgebiet’s mining German football mainstays Dortmund and Gelsenkirchen are
Sco soon to launch the Ruhrgebiet as an industrial powerhouse. and iron production will shut down. among the host cities.
DORTMUND
Classical music
7 June, 20:00
6th International Dortmund Bach-Symposium
Friedrich-Henkel-Weg 1-25, tel: 90 71 24 79
18 June, 11:00
Frühjahrskonzert
Berufsförderungswerk Dortmund, Hacheneyer Str. 180,
tel: 502 32 50
19 June, 20:00
10th Philharmonic Concert: “Musical paintings”
Gunther Schuller, Johannes Brahms, Paul Hindemith © Agentur Lutz Kampert
Konzerthaus Dortmund, Brückstr. 21, tel: 502 72 22
Exhibitions 28 June, 20:00
23 June, 19:30-23:00 Other events Until 20 August Status Quo
Choir night, UNICEF charity 11 June, 13:00 Caspar David Friedrich. The invention of the romantic Glückaufkampfbahn
St. Reinoldi-Kirche, Ostenhellweg 2-4 Musik im Park – Music in the park Museum Folkwang, Goethestraße 41, tel. 0201 88 45 301
1200 amateur and professional musicians play in the 29 June, 20:00
8 July, 20:00 open air. Until 5 July Gipsy Kings
World of Gospel Westfalenpark, An der Buschmühle 3, tel: 502 32 50 Art from the 20th century: pictures, objects, sculptures Glückaufkampfbahn
Westfalenhallen, Rheinlanddamm 200, tel: 947 19 40 Galerie Neher GmbH & Co. KG, Kaninenberghöhe 8, tel.
0201 26 69 90 02 July, 20:00
Concerts ESSEN 11 June - 9 July
Bob Dylan
Amphitheater Gelsenkirchen
4 June, 15:00 - 17:00 Deutscher Fußball in aller Welt – German football
Peter Weisheit Band Classical music around the world 3 July, 20:00
Fredenbaumpark, Lindenhorster Str. 6 2 June – 24 September Zeche Zollverein, Schacht XII, Halle 5, Gelsenkirchener Straße Die Fantastischen Vier
European Classical Music Festival Ruhr 181, tel. 0201 83 03 636 Glückaufkampfbahn
06 June, 19:30 Various locations, tel. 0201 813 50
John Watts 27 June - 23 July 7 July, 20:00
Subrosa, Gneisenaustr. 56 10 July - 18 August The Red Dot award: product design Bryan Adams
Piano-Festival Ruhr (in Essen) Red Dot Design Museum, Gelsenkirchener Straße 181, tel. Glückaufkampfbahn
11 and 12 June, 20:00 Various locations, tel. 0201 896 68 42 0201 30 10 40
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Exhibitions
Westfalenhallenm, Rheinlanddamm 200, tel: 120 46 66
Concerts Other events Until 08 July, daily 08:00-18:00
4 June, 20:30 23-25 June Brasil in Gelsenkirchen, Paintings
Jeff Cascaro - Soul of a Singer Tour” Ruhr in Flammen (The Ruhr in flames) Wissenschaftspark
RWE Pavillon, Philharmonie Essen, Huyssenallee 53, tel. Essen-Steele, tel. 0201 24 88 800
0180 59 59 598 18 June - 20 August, Tue-Sun 11:00-18:00
14-16 July Ballkünstler:Künstlerball
Korn Wine festival in Essen-Borbeck Städtisches Museum Gelsenkirchen
7 June, 20:00 Essen-Borbeck, tel. 0201 68 10 24
Grugahalle Essen, Norbertstraße, tel. 0201 72 44 290
Other events
07 June, 20:3 GELSENKIRCHEN 15 July, 21:00
Kevin Forbes & Friends, Jazz, pop and soul Sensation White
Landhaus am Staadt, Ruhrtalstraße 111, tel. 0201 490 Classical music Veltins-Arena
24 24 7 June, 19:30
“Der Messias”
15 July Kammerchor Stuttgart, Matthäuskirche Buer-Middelich Bud or Bit
Peter Maffay
Grugapark Essen, Norbertstraße 2, tel. 0201 88 83 104 12-13 June, 20:00 So you came to Germany to taste the famous local brews?
Sibelius: Sinfonie Nr. 2 D-Dur op 42. Ravel: La Valse You’re in for a bit of a surprise if you’re planning to order
28-20 July Musiktheater im Revier, Großes Haus beer in any of the stadiums or public viewing areas, as one
© Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord Grugaparkfest, Grugapark of the main sponsors of the World Cup is Anheuser-Busch,
23 June, 19:30 the US brewery responsible for Budweiser and whose
Extraschicht Il trovatore interpretation of what beer should taste like differs a bit
Dramma von Giuseppe Verdi from the European viewpoint. As exclusive beer sponsor
Extraschicht is the Ruhrgebiet’s night of industrial culture; Musiktheater im Revier they have the sole right to promote their beer in and around
one €10 ticket is valid for many cultural performances the official venues. Thankfully, after years of legal battle,
in various industrial locations. A complimentary shuttle www.inyourpocket.com Concerts Bitburger, Germany’s second-largest brewer, is allowed to
bus service links them. sell their brew here as well, though not advertise it. Outside
17 June, 18:00-02:00, www.extraschicht.de, 8 June, 20:00 of the official venues, local bars are allowed to sell whatever
tel. 0201 17 670. Simple Minds beer they like.
Glückaufkampfbahn
In the Ruhrgebiet’s two World Cup host cities, Dortmund The area between the Ruhr, Lippe and Rhine rivers consisted
It’s Brazil’s Cup to Lose and Gelsenkirchen, you can expect myriad events during the mainly of rural villages until the 19th century, when the Ruhrgebiet Tourism Centre
tournament. Fans without tickets are still welcome to travel to Industrial Revolution turned it into one of Europe’s largest
The idea that this could be the match cities, as there are plenty of viewing possibilities centres for coal mining and steel production (which soon Gutenberg Str. 47, Essen, tel. 0201/176 70, info@
one of the most open and and other activities. earned it the nickname Ruhrpott, or Coal Pot). Hundreds of ruhrgebiettouristik.de, www.ruhrgebiettouristik.
fiercely contested World In both city centres, many pubs and restaurants will be thousands migrated from all over Germany, Poland and other de.
Cup tournaments in history
has been doing the rounds
screening the matches in televisions and screens, while countries to work in the Ruhrgebiet’s collieries, coking plants,
in the press – especially large public viewing screens are set up in parks and city and foundries. Today, its population of over 5 million (who
the UK press – ever since
England beat Argentina in a
centres.
In Dortmund, fans can find both cheap accommodation
live in cities like Dortmund, Duisburg, Essen and Bochum)
makes it one of the largest conurbations in Europe. Today’s The Industrial Heritage Trail
rather meaningless friendly and party atmosphere at the huge Fan Camp (www. workforce is concentrated more in manufacturing and Zeche Zollverein XII Colliery & Red Dot Design Museum
match, held in Switzerland fancampdortmund.de) in the Westfalenhallen complex technology, but the former industrial sites have since been Gelsenkirchener Str. 181, Essen, tel. 830 36 36, www.
at the end of last year. (The opposite the stadium – here you can find 4000 beds and renovated and reborn as vibrant tourist attractions and stiftung-zollverein.de. Open 10:00–19:00. Admission
match was also memorable quality food and sanitary facilities. Pay €35 per night for a cultural centres on a route called the Industrial Heritage €6/3.
for England captain David bed, a public transport ticket for the region, and admission Trail. In recognition of this, Essen and the Ruhrgebiet were Formerly the largest coal mine in Europe, this beautiful
B e c k h a m’s p r e - g a m e to the Fan Hall party zone, right next door. The Fan Hall itself recently named the “European Capital of Culture” for the piece of industrial Bauhaus design — now a lively arts and
comment that ‘it is a neutral has live transmissions of all matches, concerts, cinema, year 2010. cultural centre — made it onto the UNESCO World Heritage
venue for both teams.’) comedy and more. Admission is free; for more information list in 2001. The jewel of the Ruhrgebiet Industrial Heritage
Since then the idea that Fresh from Champions see www.worldcup2006.dortmund.de. Trail, this complex features the Zollverein Museum (guided
the tournament is ‘open’, League success with
in fact code for ‘England Barcelona, Ronaldinho
Ticketless fans in Gelsenkirchen can join a smaller but no RuhrTOPCard tours only), the famous Red Dot Design Museum, an art
have a chance’, has been
less grand Fan Fest party while still experiencing a stadium gallery and ice-skating rink in the former coking plant, and a
Get free and discounted admissions to almost 120 at-
increasingly winning friends will be looking for another atmosphere at the Glückauf-Kampfbahn grounds, the fine-dining restaurant. Take tram N°107 from Essen to the
World Cup triumph with football pitch used for training Schalke reserves. You can tractions across the Ruhrgebiet with the RuhrTOPCard, Zollverein stop.
and influencing people.
To p u t a n y E n g l a n d Brazil.” © Mediafax Foto watch every game live on a large videowall, and in between including museums, cinemas, theatres, music festivals,
supporters reading this matches and on non-match days there’s an entertainment amusement parks, hotels, tours and transport. Valid until The Gasometer / Centro
out of their self-induced hubris: England have absolutely programme. The grounds fit 22.000 people – mind that the 31 December 2006, the card costs €33 (€23 for children) Am Grafenbusch 90, Oberhausen, tel. 0208 850 37
no chance whatsoever of winning the World Cup; with or car park does not fit as many cars, so take tram N°302 from and has two levels of service. First, choose any three 30, www.gasometer.de. Open 10:00–18:00, closed Mon.
without Wayne Rooney. Indeed, the now legendary Rooney the main station or the well-signposted Park & Ride car parks individual days throughout the year to get free admission Admission €6/4.
metatarsal injury has given the English press a ready excuse to get there. For more information visit www.fifawm2006. to any attraction displaying the green “Eintritt Frei” (Free This “industrial cathedral” began life as a blast-furnace
when England do indeed crash out of the tournament. It gelsenkirchen.de. Entrance) sign. Furthermore, a blue “Extra Frei” (Extra gas tank in 1929, but has been turned into a 117-metre-
should not, however, hide the enormous failings that England Free) sign means free entrance any day of the year when high exhibition hall and art gallery. Besides the annual art
currently suffer from. They still lack a proper goalkeeper, they you show your card, while a red “Ermäßigung” (Reduced) exhibition (past artists include Christo and Jeanne-Claude,
have little depth up front, no genuine left-sided wide man, and
in Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and David Beckham too World Cup Language Guide sign means you’ll pay discounted rates - and neither of
these will use up any of your three selected days. Buy
although they didn’t wrap it in fabric), there’s also a glass
elevator that will take you to the roof for a panoramic view
many square pegs in round holes. England lack balance. the RuhrTOPCard from any area tourist centre, or from
Tourist industry workers in Germany generally speak of the Ruhr valley and next-door Centro, the largest shopping
Other nations in this tournament do not, and Brazil is one the website. Both of these also have more information
English well, but thanks to the annoying habit of dubbing mall in Europe. Accesible by bus or tram from Oberhausen
of them. Though the wealth of talent they have does – as it
everything foreign on television and in cinemas into on participating attractions and cities. to the Neue Mitte stop, plus a short walk.
has to – mask their own failings, there is no question of their
German, the average local is not exposed to English very Info Hotline: 0 18 05 - 18 16 180 (€0.12/min),
coach Carlos Alberto Parreira using all six of his best attacking
much. That’s why we’ve composed a little list of terms www.ruhrtopcard-2006.de.
players at the same time. Indeed. His decision to name his
that may be of use during your trip.
first XI as long ago as April was classic one-upmanship: the
rest of the pack now knows exactly what it has to beat.
England as we have discussed, are not qualified to do so. One/two/three/four/five Ein/zwei/drei/vier/fünf Bier,
With their original tactic of ‘keep it tight at the back and hope beer, please. bitte.
Wayne knocks one in from 30 yards’ now out of the window. No thanks, I’ll have a Bit Nein Danke, ich hätte lieber
They have woken up to discover there is no plan B. Expect beer instead. ein Bit.
then, a variation on plan A: ‘keep it tight at the back and hope So, who do you think will Was glaubst du, wer
Frankie/Stevie/Becks knocks one in from 30 yards.’ Hardly win? gewinnen wird?
the stuff of legend. Where is the toilet? Wo ist die Toilette?
Is any other nation prepared to meet Brazil’s challenge? Of Where is the stadium? Wo ist das Stadion?
the traditional ‘big guns’ Argentina looks frail and lacking in Where is the train Wo ist der Bahnhof?
cohesion, Italy – amid scandal at home – look less capable station?
even than England of putting together a decent run in the That was offside. Das war Abseits.
tournament, the host nation Germany currently possesses The referee is biased. Der Schiedsrichter ist
the worst team in their memory, Spain – crippled by the bizarre parteiisch.
selection policy of its coach – will underachieve once more, He should have scored Das Tor hätte er schiessen
and France are an ageing, wilting team hardly set for one last there. müssen.
glorious hurrah. Only Holland, conspicuously absent from all He’s hit the post/ Er hat den Pfosten / die
talk of potential winners, look capable of mounting a decent crossbar! Latte getroffen
challenge to Brazil. And even that will depend on their mood. Take off (player name)! (player name) abziehen!
Indeed, the In Your Pocket prediction is that Brazil’s likeliest Bring on (player name) (player name) einwechseln!
challengers will be an outsider. We – for no reason more Penalty! Elfmeter!
scientific than a hunch – think the Ukraine will do well. We also Goal! Toooooooooooooor!
like the look of the United States, and if they can find the net
often enough Portugal will do well. Yet none of these three
will beat an on-form Brazil. And Brazil are the best team in
Germany. Not since Italy surprised even themselves to take
the trophy in 1982 has the best team in the World Cup gone
home empty handed.
The cup then is Brazil’s to lose. We doubt very much that they www.inyourpocket.com
will do so. But as we said four years ago (while we were heavily
tipping France) in a cup competition, anything can happen…
© RVR
Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord
Emscherstr. 71, Duisburg, tel 0203 429 19 30, www. www.inyourpocket.com
landschaftspark.de. Open 24hrs, admission free.
A former industrial wasteland has been turned into one of
the most popular destinations in the Ruhrgebiet. Besides power homes, farms, factories and transportation. Your
acres of beautiful greenery and wildflowers, old factory eyes will light up at these exhibits detailing the history of
buildings house musical performances and art exhibits, electricity and how it changed the world. Housed in an old
former ore silos have rock walls and a “climbing garden”, a transformer plant built back in 1928, the museum features
massive gas tank is the largest artificial scuba-diving centre hands-on demonstrations and electric-era artifacts to
in Europe, and an old blast furnace has been turned into an explore. Take bus N°205 from Herne or Recklinghausen to
observation deck. Accessible by tram from Duisburg to the Hochlarmarkstraße.
Landschaftspark Nord stop, plus a short walk.
Zeche Zollern II/IV Colliery
German Mining Industry Museum Grubenweg 5, Dortmund, 0231 696 11 11, www.zeche-
Am Bergbaumuseum 28, Bochum, tel. 0180 587 72 34, zollern.de. Open 10:00–18:00, closed Mon. Admission
www.bergbaumuseum.de. Open 08:30–17:00, Sat, Sun Stiftung Industriedenkmalpflege Manfred Vollmer €3.50/2.
10:00–17:00, closed Mon. Admission €6.50/3. Opened in 1898 as the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks’ model
Go from the abyss to the heavens on a tour of the largest colliery, this mine features beautiful Art Nouveau-designed
coal-mining museum in the world. Comprehensive exhibits Altes Schiffshebewerk Henrichenburg (Henrichenburg marble panels and doorways. It’s currently the headquarters
and collections of artifacts teach you the history and science Ship-Lift) of the Westphalian Industrial Museum, and the restored
of coal and iron ore mining and let you understand the life Am Hebewerk 2, Waltrop, tel. 02363 970 70, www. buildings feature temporary and permanent exhibits on 19th-
of the brave miners who put their lives on the line every day. schiffshebewerk-henrichenburg.de. Open 10:00–18:00, century coal mining. A housing settlement on site shows the
The galleries take you 20 metres underground, and then the closed Mon. Admissions €3.50/2. living conditions of workers and their families. Accessible
trip up the 68-metre gear tower offers a spectacular view. Kaiser Wilhelm II inaugurated this ship elevator lock in 1899, by train N°43 (Emschertalbahn) from Dortmund or Herne to
It’s located in central Bochum. and for over half a century it was used to lift barges of up Bövinghausen stop, plus a short walk.
to 600 tons – until replaced by a larger, faster one still in
Hansa Coking Plant use today. Learn more about lock and ship lift technology Henrichshütte Iron and Steel Works
Emscherallee 11, Dortmund, tel. 0231 931 12 20, and the crucial role inland shipping played in the growth Werksstrasse 25, Hattingen, tel. 02324 924 70, www.
www.industriedenkmal-stiftung.de. Open 10:00–18:00, of the Ruhrgebiet, and see historic steamships and work henrichshuette-hattingen.de. Open 10:00–18:00, Fri
closed Mon. Admission €5, under 12’s free. boats on display. Take bus N°231 from Recklinghausen to 10:00–21.30, closed Mon. Admission €2.40/1.50.
Once the largest coking plant in Europe, the Hansa plant Kanalstraße. Built in 1854, this giant plant employed more than 10,000
(which included a coalmine and iron and steel works) workers, who mined ore and coal and produced iron, coke
is now the headquarters for the Ruhrgebiet’s industrial Umspannwerk (Electricity Museum) and steel, all under one roof. The blast furnace – the oldest
preservation foundation — an “accessible megasculpture” Uferstraße 2-4, Recklinghausen, tel. 02361 38 22 in the Ruhrgebiet – was shut down in 1987 despite angry
with an “adventure trail” which you can take to discover © RVR - Swakowski 16, www.umspannwerk-recklinghausen.de. Open protests, and now features exhibits for adults and children
the evolving flora and fauna that have since taken over the 10:00–17:00, closed Mon. Admission €2/1. on the history and science of iron- and steel-working in
defunct factories. The coal tower gives a fantastic view of Thyssen, founder of the company that would eventually Besides coal mining and steel production, one of the major the Ruhrgebiet. Accessible by bus from Hattingen Mitte or
Dortmund. Accessible by tram N°47 to Pasevalstraße stop, become ThyssenKrupp AG, one of the largest steel inventions of the industrial revolution was electricity to Bochum to Henrichschütte or Industriemuseum.
plus a short walk. producers in the world. Now it’s an award-winning museum
featuring 14 levels of interactive, multimedia exhibits on
Schwebebahn (Suspended Monorail) water, its place in the environment, and the importance of
Oberbarmen–Vohwinkel stations, Wuppertal, www. protecting it (plus a fantastic view from the top). Accessible
schwebebahn.de. Open 05.20–23.22, check website for by S-Bahn S1 or S3 to Mülheim Styrum.
timetables. Tickets €1.80/1.15.
It’s not just a Shelbyville idea – the monorail is alive and well Museum der Deutschen Binnenschifffahrt (Inland
in Wuppertal, a city just south of the Ruhrgebiet. Opened in Waterways Museum)
1901, the Schwebebahn travels suspended from a track Apostelstraße 84, Duisburg, tel. 0203 80 88 90, www.
twelve metres above Wuppertal and its river, taking about binnenschifffahrtsmuseum.de. Open 10:00–17:00,
35 minutes to complete its twenty-station trip. The system closed Mon. Admission €3/2 (ships €21.50).
has been completely renovated and modernised, and carries Duisburg is the largest inland port in Europe, and this
almost 23 million passengers every year. Less than two museum, housed in the old city baths, exhibits the history of
euros will let you take this moving observation deck along inland shipping from its beginnings through to modern times.
the entire line. The real showstopper is a 1913 freight yacht under full sail.
Two antique ships are moored nearby and can be toured
Aquarius Wassermuseum (Water Museum) during the summer months. Accessible by bus or tram from
Burgstraße 70, Mülheim an der Ruhr, 0208 443 33 90, Duisburg or Oberhausen.
www.aquarius-wassermuseum.de. Open 10:00–18:00,
closed Mon. Admission €3/2. Westfälisches Freilichtmuseum (Westphalian Open-
This beautiful old water tower was built in 1892 by August Air Museum)
Mäckingerbach, Hagen, tel. 02331 780 70, www.
freilichtmuseum-hagen.de. Open April–Oct, 09:00–18:00,
closed Mon. Admission €5/2.
To understand life in the Ruhrgebiet before coal and steel
changed everything, visit this recreation of an 18th-century
village in the Mäckinger Valley, near Hagen. Trained artisans
will teach you about almost 60 old trades such as forging,
brewing, baking, and printing, and you can watch nails, rope,
honey, bread, paper and more made right before your eyes.
There are free workshops on weekends. Take bus N°512
© Dortmund-Agentur - Jürgen Wassmuth from Hagen to Freilichtmuseum. © RVR
Cookbook Museum C-4, An der Buschmühle 1, lighting, terrifying carpets and rooms that time forgot. The
tel. 502 57 41. Just when you thought they’d run out
of ideas for museums along comes one dedicated to
Where to stay renovated and comfort rooms offer the best choice here,
thoughtfully renovated and with balconies overlooking the
the long and fascinating histor y of the cookbook. With
examples of early 17th-centur y cookbooks and a small Over €200 city. Just a bit out of the centre in a small park, this one wins
hands down for style and that something just a little bit dif-
exhibition of reconstructed kitchens through the ages Schloss Berge Adenauerallee 103, tel. 177 40, fax ferent. Q (70 singles N90 - 113, 146 doubles N115 - 158).
this place is really only for people with a serious inter- 177 42 99, info@schloss-berge.de, www.schloss- ACDGHKLPU
est in the subject or those caught in the wrong par t berge.de. Originally part of the town of Buer before it was
of the park when it’s raining. Q Open 10:00 - 17:00.
Closed Mon.
incorporated into the municipality of Gelsenkirchen, and now
neither here nor Buer, this luxurious hotel in an old stately €75-150
house in the middle of the City Park has rooms that are Ambient Zum Schwan D-2, Urbanusstr. 40, tel. 31
Museum am Ostwall B-1, Ostwall 7, tel. 502 32 bright and modern, with a distinctly designer feel to them, 83 30, fax 318 33 10, info@schwanhotel.de, www.
47, www.museumamostwall.dortmund.de. Exhibiting big white baths and wireless internet. On a direct bus route schwanhotel.de. Just west of the centre of Buer in a quiet
a vast pile of potato chips and several small shopping to both parts of the city, it’s a little out of the way but has by leafy neighbourhood, this small hotel features individual, spa-
trolleys full of eg gs recently, this museum and gallery far the best setting of all the hotels available. Q11 rooms cious rooms created by a local designer. Lots of wood and
showcases the best in contempompar y ar t. As well (singles N95 - 110, doubles N125 - 160, 2 triples N165 - 180). splashes of modern art help set it apart from the herd. Some
as shor t-term shows there’s also a small permanent AGHKLW of the rooms come with large flat screen televisions, and some
display upstairs featuring the work of people with real even have fireplaces. There’s the German rarity that’s a cable
DSL connection in the restaurant too. Q (6 singles N50 - 71,
talent as well as having something to say, including Max
Beckman’s thought-provoking image of a B52 dropping €150-200 8 doubles N70 - 99, 1 suite N90 - 109). AGKLW
lollipops. Q Open 10:00 - 17:00, Thu 10:00 - 20:00, Sat Courtyard Marriot Parkallee 3, tel. 86 00, fax 86 01
12:00 - 17:00. Closed Mon. 11. Not that long open, tucked away in a secluded park, and Hotel am Stern F-3, Bismarckstr. 70, tel. 81 26 03, fax
offering all of the trimmings you’d expect from a member of the 84 82 2, hotelamsternge@aol.com. A good looking pension
Resistance & Persecution Museum B-1, Steinstr. Marriot group. The rooms are large, modern and bright, com- undergoing massive renovations at the time of writing. The
50, tel. 502 50 02. Built in 1928 as both a police station ing with expensive minibars, ergonomic furniture and those finished rooms looked good, with peach walls, pine furniture,
and jail, this building, which now houses one the city’s best fabulous little extras such as voicemail for those who can’t cable television and shower cubicles in the actual rooms
museums, was under the Nazis one of the most notorious drag themselves out of the huge baths. The best hotel in the themselves. In a quiet neighbourhood, the door is often locked
places of torture in the Third Reich. Now all five floors have city as far as luxury goes, with prices to match. Q198 rooms and the proprieter elsewwhere. Ring the doorbell hard, and
been transformed into an exhibition using the original cells (singles N89 - 140, doubles N89 - 153). AGHLTW of you don’t have any luck nip into the Celebration bar next
and charting the history of the little known about opposition door, order a drink and ask them nicely to call somebody to
to Hitler’s cronies from 1933 to 1945. At times gruesome, if Maritim D-4, Am Stadtgarten 1, tel. 17 60, fax 176 20 come and let you in. Q18 rooms (singles N30 - 45, doubles
you visit one museum whilst you’re in town make sure it’s this Sco 91, info.sge@maritimde, www.maritim.de. If you ever N50 - 80, triples N78 - 85). A
one. Please switch your mobiles off before entering. QOpen
10:00 - 17:00. Closed Mon. Parks & Gardens wondered just exactly where the Soviets ever got all those
crazy ideas for their hotel designs this behemoth might
Westfalen Park An der Buschmühle 3. Just to the south- well have been the original inspiration. About as quirky as www.inyourpocket.com
east of the city centre a couple of stops on the U-bahn is the it gets, the Maritim is positively brimming with weird glass
wonderful Westfalen Park. Covering 70 hectares the park is
the home of the German Rose Society as well as hosting the
212m Florian Radio & Television Tower, the quirky Cookbook InterCityHotel
Museum, a cable car and an outdoor theatre. A superb place
to relax and take in a bit of culture at the same time. With 135 sound-proofed
rooms, the InterCityHo-
Zoo Mergelteichstr. 80, tel. 502 85 81, zoo.dortmund. tel Gelsenkirchen of-
de. A self-proclaimed contemporary Noah’s Ark, Dortmund fers comfortable accommodation right in the heart of
Zoo houses some 2,500 beasts of all shape and sizes from Gelsenkirchen.
every corner of the globe. Like all German zoos they thankfully
have enough money and brains to make life for the inmates Rooms are equipped with shower, toilet, hairdryer, mini-
as bearable as possible, and may even do some good by way bar, cable and pay TV, ISDN telephone, fax and internet
of the educational and conservation projects they run. To find connections, and wi-fi. Guests can make use of the hotel
out more have a look at the nifty webcams on the German restaurant, bar, terrace, underground parking and the
language section of their website. four conference rooms. We’re pleased to welcome you
to Gelsenkirchen.
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brewer as well as office space for other companies. The
Richard Rogers design also plans to turn the space inside
the famous tower on which the U is located into a combined
arts centre and restaurant as part of a larger plan to attract
more visitors and investment to the city.
Italian
La Piazza E-4, Von-der-Reckestr. 14, tel. 120 56 56. Fun
bright colours, classic lighting and a large menu of antipasti,
pasta, fish and pizza in one of the city’s better Italian restaurants.
There’s a good wine menu too, with bottles of very respectable
reds setting you back somewhere in the region of €15. Unfortu-
nately the coffee isn’t as good as it could be, but this is something
the Germans are still working on. Recommended all the same.
Sco Q Open 12:00 - 14:00, 17:30 - 23:30. A
Fußball-WM 2006
Oisin Kelly Gallery E-1, Brinkgartenstr. 25, tel. 318
77 32, www.oisinkellygallery.de. Mention this place to
a local and watch their eyes light up. Pop in yourself and
your heart drops. In an attempt to take the Irish pub theme
to giddy new heights they’ve added rubbish to the menu
Mozart, Jazz und Beckenbauer:
such as Donegal Salad (as if Donegal was a major olive-
growing region). The piped music was obviously bought at
a petrol station too, and do we really want to know about
their Guinness Hygiene Award? Shouldn’t looking after your Vier Wochen spielen die besten der Welt
beer be something a bar does without even thinking about
it? QOpen 19:00 - 01:00, Fri, Sat 19:00 - 03:00.
in den WM-Stadien Deutschlands und
in der der Philharmonie Essen. Gönnen
Sights Sie sich eine Spielpause in einem der
Museums besten Konzertsäle Europas!
City Museum E-2, Horsterstr. 5-7, tel. 169 43 61. Not
really a city museum at all, this bright modern space is primarily
an art gallery. During the World Cup expect to find a baffling ex-
Sco
hibition of footballs and other spherical object, organised by the Sa 10. Juni 2006 | 18:00 Uhr So 18. Juni 2006 | 18:00 Uhr
Kronski E-2, Springemarkt 2, tel. 702 25 35, www.kronski. former Schalke player and artist Yves Eigenrauch. Aimed among In Residence Christian Tetzlaff Bach: Brandenburgische Konzerte
de. Long and thing and tucked away inside the indoor market, Kro- other things at encouraging fair trade, the balls will eventually be „Mozart zum 250.“ Kölner Kammerorchester
nski starts at one end as a gourmet restaurant and slowly works auctioned and the proceeds donated to an education, art and Christian Tetzlaff, Violine & Helmut Müller-Brühl, Dirigent
its way to the other via a cocktail bar and café until it reaches a sport charity in South Africa, the host nation of the next World Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Di 20. Juni 2006 | 20:00 Uhr
dance floor. On the way meet the cream of Gelsenkirchen’s A-list Cup in 2010. QOpen 11:00 - 18:00. Closed Mon.
busily chatting away and pretending they’re in Hamburg. Several Bremen Sommerkonzert – Essener Jugend-
evenings a week see the place turned into a venue for such ex- Shalke Museum Arenaring. Inside the extraordinary Mozart, Webern Symphonie-Orchester
otic events and karaoke, house DJ nights and cabaret. QOpen VELTINS-Arena, a small museum dedicated to Gelsenkirchen’s Mi 14. Juni 2006 | 17:00 Uhr Wolfgang Erpenbeck, Musikal. Leitung
09:00 - 01:00, Fri, Sat 09:00 - 04:00, Sun 10:00 - 01:00. pride and joy. Tracing the history of the club from its origins to the
present day, you’ll be a bit lost if you can’t read German. Serious
Mozart – Folkwang Musikschule Lanner, Lutoslawski, Thärichen,
La Vida F-4, Weberstr. 64, tel. 389 67 72. To get a real connoisseurs should call in advance and book an English-speak- Orchester der Folkwang Musikschule, Mozart
taste of life as it’s lived from day to day in Gelsenkirchen no ing guided tour of the museum and the arena itself. QOpen Christian de Witt, Musikal. Leitung, Fr 23. Juni 2006 | 20:00 Uhr
visit to the town is complete without a trip to a typical small 10:00 - 19:00, Sat, Sun 10:00 - 17:00. Closed Mon. Gesangssolisten der Folkwang Hoch- „Mozart zum 250.“ Mozart Loops II:
bar. This one is like plenty of others, complete with a few schule Essen und der Robert „Kleine Nachtmusik – vom
nooks and crannies for serious drinking, a huge Shalke flag on
the wall and a sprinkling of middle-aged men propping up the Parks & Gardens Schumann Hochschule, Düsseldorf Leben der Nacht – night songs“
bar. Note the joyful opening hours. If only all countries were Schloss Berge Adenauerallee 103, tel. 177 40, Do 15. Juni 2006 | 20:00 Uhr Matthias Klink, Tenor
as civilised as this one. QOpen 16:00 - 06:00. www.schloss-berge.de. Set in a lovely 73-hectare park „Zauber der Musik“ Wolfgang Muthspiel, Jazz-Gitarre
with a large lake Schloss Berge was first mentioned in Von der Operette bis zum Musical Münchener Kammerorchester
Two Faces E-1, Hochstr. 60, tel. 386 24 43. African 1264 although the rather austere-looking building that Gesangsolisten, Michael Quast, Christian Muthspiel, Dirigent
masks on the wall, potted palms, ceiling fans, scatter cush- now stands on the original site dates from the period
ions and coconuts lend a tropical air to one of Gelsenkirchen’s between 1700 and 1788. With a fancy restaurant and a Moderation, SWR Rundfunkorchester Do 29. Juni 2006 | 20:00 Uhr
more sophisticated set-ups. There’s African music too, and of classy hotel the Berge is not actually that interesting, but Kaiserslautern, Peter Falk, Dirigent In Residence Carla Bley
course the obligatory cast of a thousand cocktails to make the does offer a refreshing alternative from the grey industrial Offenbach, Millöcker, Lehár, Dostal, Carla Bley &
place swing. QOpen 16:00 - 01:00, Fri, Sat 16:00 - 03:00, city it finds itself in. The park is a popular place in the Raymond, J. Strauss u.a. The New Carla Bley Bigband
Sun 16:00 - 24:00. summer, and holds concerts as well as a summer festival
in July. There’s also a small sculpture park across the road Fr 16. Juni 2006 | 20:00 Uhr Carla Bley, Klavier, Arrangements &
Zutz E-2, Rottmannsiepe 1, tel. 37 63 80. Hands down directly northwest of the building. To get there take N?302 In Residence Petersen Quartett internationale Jazzsolisten
the best bar in town for atmosphere and smart people, every bus from the Hauptbahnhof or the main stop in Buer and Petersen Quartett Mo 3. Juli 2006 | 20:00 Uhr
night sees the place heaving with a happy-go-lucky crowd of get off at the Berger See stop. „Mozart,Beethoven,Schostakowitsch“ Mahler-Zyklus der Bochumer
Germans and Turks. There’s quality food, colourful cocktails
and a smashing terrace overlooking the small park too. Get Symphoniker IV
here early if you want a seat. QOpen 09:00 - 01:00, Fri, Sat Tourist information Sa 17. Juni 2006 | 20:00 Uhr Steven Sloane, Dirigent
09:00 - 03:00, Sun 10:00 - 01:00. Großes Orgelkonzert – Ives, Mahler
Tourist Information Centre E-3, Ebertstr. 20, tel. Roland Maria Stangier, Orgel Fr 7. Juli 2006 | 20:00 Uhr
Beer halls 999 47 47, info@verkehrsverein-gelsenkirchen.de,
www.verkehrsverein-gelsenkirchen.de. Not surpris-
Gürzenich Kammerorchester „Schumann zum 150. Todestag“
Brauhaus Hibernia F-4, Bahnhofsvorplatz 2, tel. 20 85 Celso Antunes, Dirigent ChorWerk Ruhr – Robert Schumann
ingly for a town as small as Gelsenkirchen that has
31, www.brauhaus-hibernia.de. A roomy wooden beer hall nothing but a world famous soccer team at its disposal Händel, Haydn, Britten, Hoyer, Poulenc „Romanzen und Balladen“
full of tress in the centre of the city, popular with the over 40s to promote, tourist information in English is hard to come So 18. Juni 2006 | 11:00 Uhr Michael Faust, Flöte, Frank Lloyd, Horn,
for the food as well as the beer. The Grubergold beer sold Robin Gritton, Dirigent
here is the main reason for visiting, being somewhat different
by. The main tourist information centre in Gelsenkirchen Klassik im Pavillon
is an extension of the Shalke 04 supporters shop, and
from many beers in the region. A light and cloudy beast with was at the time of visiting hardly worth the bother. When
Signum Quartett Schumann mit Zwischenspielen von
a taste somewhere between a traditional lager and a weiss we asked them for information we were advised to use Wolf, Widmann, Beethoven Pousseur, Varèse, Messiaen, Scelsi
beer, it’s clean and cold and can be drunk in reassuringly large Google. Q Open 09:00 - 18:00, Sat 09:30 - 13:00.
quantities. Live music some nights. QOpen 09:00 - 24:00, Closed Sun. Karten an allen bekannten Ticket Online-Verkaufsstellen
Fri, Sat 09:00 - 01:00. Philharmonie-Hotline: 0180/59 59 59 8 (0,12 € /Min.)
www.ruhr-ticket.de · www.ticketonline.com www.philharmonie-essen.de
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food, veal, lamb, beef, a large variety of pastas and pizzas, and
Where to stay of course grappas and other Italian wines. An Italian crooner Tourist information
offers live piano music on Sunday nights. Reservations recom-
mended. Q Open 12.00–15.00, 17.30–24.00. E Touristikzentrale Essen (Tourist office) Am
Upmarket Hauptbahnhof 2, tel. 194 33, touristikzentrale@
Arosa Rüttenscheider Str. 149, tel. 72 260, fax 722 61 Chilli House Rüttenscheider Str. 49, tel. 87 91 98 89. essen.de, www.essen.de. Conveniently located next
00, arosa-hotel@t-online.de. This luxury hotel south of the A modern mélange of Chinese, Japanese and Thai cuisine to the main train station, in the heart of the downtown
city centre features stylish, modern at quite reasonable prices, presented in a minimalist décor of stylish black tables and shopping district, the tourist information centre offers the
but the real draw is the comprehensive list of services offered lacquered parquet flooring. No sushi, but specialities include lowdown on the city’s tourist sights, cultural events, res-
by its beauty and wellness spa. Take a “Cleopatra” bath in fish, duck, a variety of udon noodle soups and imaginatively taurants, bars and accommodation – plus maps, trans-
donkey’s milk and essential oils (alone or with a friend), or make named meat courses (Lost Pig, anyone?) As the name implies, portation timetables and taxi and car hire information.
like a sundae and get a hot-chocolate massage. Q (55 singles if you can’t stand spicy food, Chilli House isn’t for you. Q Open QOpen 09:00 - 17:30, Sat 10:00 - 13:00. Closed Sun.
N66 - 83, 35 doubles N76 - 135, 1 suite N189 - 490). 12:00–15:00, 17:30–23:30, Sub 12:00–23:30.
Essener Hof Am Handelshof, tel. 242 50, fax 242 57 Fährhaus Rote Mühle (Red Mill Ferry House) Rote Menehune Wehmenkamp 3, tel. 959 93 93. Escape to the
51, hotel@essener-hof.com, www.essener-hof.com. This Mühle 1, tel. 46 76 13, www.faehrhaus-rote-muehle.de. tropics for a night in this warm, funky Cuban/Hawaiian-themed
central hotel was built in 1887, but the individually-furnished This 18th-century mill house on the banks of the Ruhr used to bar. Conveniently located in the heart of the Rüttenscheid, it’s well
rooms have all the mod cons, like internet access and private serve as a waystation for busy ferrymen, but now you can spend known for its attractive waitresses and super-sized fruity tropical
bathrooms. If you’re in a nostalgic mood, try the Midnight a lazy summer afternoon on the terrace watching life float idly by cocktails. Groove to Soul, 70s, Latin and lounge music while you
Express cocktail lounge, which recreates an Art Deco railway a perfect place to rest after a stroll or bike ride along the river. snack on tapas. QOpen 19:00 - 03:00, Fri, Sat 19:00 - 04:00.
carriage from the train station across the street. For extra The restaurant inside serves standard German fare. QOpen
peace, ask for a room facing the courtyard. 11:00 - 23:00. Open summer only, closed during bad weather.
Schloss Hugenpoet August-Thyssen-Str. 51, tel. 120 Stop-Club vis à vis Schmiede Str. 5, tel. 23 54 53,
Essentials
40, fax 12 04 50, reservierung@hugenpoet.de, www. www.restaurant-stop-club.de. Popular year-round for its Alte Synagoge (Old Synagogue) Steeler Str. 29, tel. 884
hugenpoet.de. Indulge your inner nobleman with a stay at beer garden and large fireplace, the Stop-Club has a range 52 18, www.alte-synagoge.essen.de. Completed in 1913,
this lavish 17th-century castle, located a short drive out of of options to suit most palates with a rotating menu of inter- this was the largest synagogue in Northern Europe and home
town. Stroll around the castle grounds before dining on haute national cuisine, from a variety of tapas to a seasonal menu to a vibrant Jewish community – until it was attacked during the
French cuisine and your choice of 300 regional and imported of fresh asparagus dishes to a massive raw seafood platter. infamous Kristallnacht pogrom in November, 1938. Since restored
wines. History buffs will appreciate the black marble staircase Vegetarian options are available; reservations recommended. and preserved, it now serves as a cultural centre and houses
and late-Renaissance sandstone fireplaces, while more QOpen 17:00 - 23:30. B permanent exhibits on Jewish life in Essen before and during the
modern folk will be glad for the rooms’ newly renovated baths war. QOpen 10:00 - 18:00. Closed Mon. Admission free.
and wireless internet. Q (6 singles N195 - 210, 25 doubles Tablo Huyssenallee 5, tel. 811 95 85, www.tablo-essen.
N235 - 280, 5 suites N375 - 550). ADLW com. Just around the corner from the main train station, this Plakat Museum (Poster Museum) Rathenau Str. 2, tel.
slick café presents an inexpensive and modern twist on Turk- 884 51 08, www.museum-folkwang.de/wirdeu.htm. One of
Mid-range on weekends — handy if you’ve been up late making merry,
ish cuisine. It’s a good place to sit and chat with some friends
while unwinding over a gourmet coffee or a glass of Turkish
the world’s largest museums of classic and contemporary poster
art, this unique collection contains more than 340,000 pieces
Atelier Nieder Str. 13, tel. 83 21 90/832 19 66, info@ sloshing about in the special waterbed suite. Q (16 singles wine. A central open kitchen and light wood décor gives offers of commercial, cultural and political formats. Both German and
hotel-atelier.de, www.hotel-atelier.de. Thirty years old, N122, 12 doubles N152, 8 suites N171 - 184). AFW an airy atmosphere. QOpen 11:00 - 23:00. international artists are represented, including masters of the
this city centre hotel is easily found next to the university. form such as Toulouse Lautrec and Thorn-Prikker. Temporary
Twenty-five rooms feature comfortable, mid-range furnish-
ings, wireless internet connections, free coffee and tea, and Budget Bars & Clubs exhibits organized around special themes rotate on a regular
basis. QOpen 10:00 - 20:00. Closed Mon. Admission €2.50.
en suite WC and showers (some with a bath), and there’s a Goalfever Guesthouse Hessler Str. 37, tel. 34 72 Daktari Julius Str. 2, tel. 269 85 95. This small, stylish
business centre for doing some work. Q (16 singles N52 - 72, fax 33 21 64, info@goalfever.de, www.goalfever- cocktail bar in the southern quarter has a dark and cozy
60, 9 doubles N60 - 70). UW guesthouse.de. Features clean, basic rooms (2, 4 or 6 beds)
located a 10-minute S-Bahn ride from the centre. If you’re
atmosphere. Reasonable prices and a variety of large, tasty
cocktails – served with glow-in-the-dark (plastic) ice cubes
The Cannon Kings
Korn Hoffnung Str. 19, tel. 221414, fax 221400, info@ feeling the fever yourself, you can play indoor football/soccer, – make Daktari a popular spot with the locals, who claim it Essen’s industrial success couldn’t have happened with-
hotel-korn.de, http://www.hotel-korn.de. This family- badminton, squash or table tennis, or else just watch the pros serves the best Mojito in Essen. QOpen 19:00 - 04:00. out the Krupp family’s steel-making empire. Like many
owned hotel is located in a quiet part of the centre, and has on the sports bar’s big-screen TV. There’s also a restaurant other German companies, Krupp has a long history with
basic modern facilities. Rooms feature wireless internet, cable and car park on site. Bedlinen included. Q (singles N33 - 37, Lighthouse 21 Hilger Str. 21, tel. 0178 414 68 53, a few not-so-secret skeletons in its closet.
TV, and ensuite shower and WC; singles, doubles and king-size 4 doubles N23 - 27, 12 quads N16 - 22, 4 6 N13 - 19) Beds www.lighthouse21.de. A multi-roomed nightclub that fea- In 1826, Alfred Krupp inherited a five-man steel foundry;
beds available. There’s also a breakfast buffet and a Mediter- from €16.50 per person. Breakfast €3.75. KL tures a rotating list of international DJs spinning Electronica, when he died in 1887 it was among the largest com-
rean-themed bar and restaurant. Q (32 singles N67 - 95, 16 progressive House and minimal Techno. A large dance area panies in the world, revolutionising labour practices by
doubles N82 - 104, 1 apartment N108 - 490). Restaurants and smaller lounge space each have their own bar, and there’s
a large beer garden in summer. The neon-coloured lighting
offering sick pay, pensions, housing estates and free
medical care to its 20,000 workers. They initially built
Ruhr Krawehl Str. 42, tel. 77 80 53, fax 78 02 83, American Essen Steak & Fun Hessler Str. 23, tel. 289 scheme gives the white walls a cool, fluid atmosphere that can locomotives and other railway materials, but Krupp soon
info@ruhrhotel.de, www.ruhrhotel.de. A quiet hotel in the 50 90, www.american-essen.de. Playing on the fact that change with every beat. Q Open Sat 23:00-04:00. realized where the real money was weapons.
museum district with a stylish reception area and tastefully ‘essen’ also means food, the name says it all. This American- “The Cannon King” Krupp outfitted the 19th-century
decorated rooms that include en suite shower/WC, satellite style restaurant, in a restored industrial building (replete with German and Prussian armies, and his successors later
television and, for the beauty-conscious, a cosmetic mirror. über-hip exposed brick walls), features whopping steaks, BBQ Culture built the first German submarine and the largest guns
Continental-style breakfast buffet available. Located a few chicken wings, burgers and fries, and an All-You-Can-Eat Ribs of WWI. Hitler contracted them to manufacture tanks,
minutes away from highway connections and the main train Night on Thursdays. Veggie burgers and salads are available Philharmonie Essen Huyssenallee 53, tel. 812 22 artillery and munitions a disastrous move for Essen,
station. Q (18 singles N72 - 103, 11 doubles N87 - 144). for the carnivores’ grazing pals. Just down the street from the 00, www.philharmonie-essen.de. This spectacularly which became a prime Allied bombing target.
Goalfever Guesthouse. QOpen 12:00 - 01:00, Fri 12:00 - modern, multi-function music hall, opened in 2004, can In 1945, the ruined factory was confiscated and Alfred’s
Ypsilon Müller-Breslau-Str. 18-20, tel. 89 690, fax 896 91 03:00, Sat 15:00 - 03:00, Sun 10:00 - 01:00. hold an audience of 1,900. Its massive new Kuhn organ great-grandson convicted as a slave labourer. Years later
00, info@ypsilon.bestwestern.de, www.ypsilon-hotel.de. has over 4,500 pipes. Built on the site of the previous he was given back the firm and rebuilt Krupp as an industry
The central location, gymnasium, and in-room wi-fi should make Capobianco Rott Str. 7, tel. 22 66 03, www.ristorante- municipal auditoriums in the middle of the city park, it’s leader. A 1999 merge with their largest competitor created
up for the blandly decorated (but comfortable) rooms. Your capobianco.de. Upscale, well-regarded restaurant presenting where Esseners have gathered for cultural events since ThyssenKrupp AG, the fifth-largest corporation in Germany,
pets are welcome to join you (even cats) and there’s a public authentic Italian-Mediterranean fare in a pastel dining room 1864. Michael Kaufmann is the current music director. and one of the largest steel manufacturers in the world.
swimming pool across the street. Breakfast is served till 13:00 decorated with Renaissance murals. The menu features sea-
MangOlive Asia Brüderstr. 15, tel. 579 28 81, www.man- Matrix Bochum Hauptstr. 200, tel. 610 68 00, www.ma-
Mid-range golive.de. This popular, sophisticated restaurant and lounge puts trix-bochum.de. With four different areas spread out over several
trip back in time at the Farmhouse Museum next door; built around
1800, it recreates how European farmers lived and worked in
Achat Kohlleppelsweg 45, tel. 925 90/925 99 99, bo- a twist on buffet dining. Choose your meat, fish and vegetables and floors, this nightclub will appeal to any number of musical tastes at centuries past. QOpen 12:00 - 18:00. Closed Mon.
chum@achat-hotel.de, www.achat-hotel.de. A comfortable one of eight sauces (chili basil, Red Apple Curry, etc.); it’s sautéed once — Electronica, Trance, ‘80s New Wave, Indie Pop, Goth Rock,
hotel 10 km away from city centre, it’s just down the road from fresh and brought to your table with a side of rice. Try exotic meats Industrial, Hardcore Metal, Classic Rock and more. Live bands and MediTherme Kohlleppelsweg 45, tel. 51 65 70, www.
the MediTherme superspa. Rooms come in three price tiers: like kangaroo and rattlesnake, their a la carte menu or Sunday themed music nights are held every weekend, along with concerts meditherme-bochum.de. A massive health-and-beauty super-
economy has basic furniture and wireless internet, business and brunch. Q Open 11:00–17:00, 17.00–23:00. from international acts on various other nights. Q Open Fri, Sat spa featuring numerous pools, massages, beauty treatments
comfort offers more luxurious décor and room accessories. Q 22:00-04:00, from 17:00 on band nights. Admission from €5. and 13 different types of saunas. QOpen 11:00 - 23:00, Sun
(108 doubles N84 - 104) Weekends €51, breakfast €12. W Tapas Kortum Str. 3, tel. 96 43 64 00, www.tapas- 11:00 - 21:00. 3 hours €16.50, day ticket €18.50.
bochum.de. Spain’s signature dish has made its way to the Sausalitos Kortum Str. 13, tel. 239 94 30, www.sausali-
Acora Nordring 44–50, tel. 689 60, fax 689 67 00, bo- Ruhrgebiet at this stylish tapas and wine bar. If you can’t make tos.de. This Mexican bar and cantina might not be the most Zeiss Planetarium Castroper Str. 67, tel. 516 06 13,
chum@acora.de, www.acora.de. Located on the northern a choice from the three dozen vegetarian and meat/fish selec- authentic South of the Border experience, but for a night of drink- www.planetarium-bochum.de. You’ll have stars in your eyes
end of the city centre, the very new Acora features rooms tions in the menu’s tapas section, try one of the rotating weekly ing their giant cocktails and margaritas are hard to beat — and — about nine thousand of them — at the planetarium, which
with basic, generic furnishings, wireless internet, cable TV specials, with or without the specifically recommended Span- after 23.00, the margaritas are half-price. They’re also available features a giant projector made by the world-famous optics
and ensuite facilities, as well as larger apartments with self- ish wines. QOpen 17:00 - 01:00, Fri, Sat 17:00 - 03:00. for take-away if you feel like stumbling down the road for some manufacturer Zeiss. The main auditorium has a 600-square-
catering kitchenettes. A small fitness centre is free of charge. currywurst. QOpen 16:00 - 01:00, Fri, Sat 16:00 - 02:00. metre dome measuring 20 metres across, and different
RuhrTOPCard holders get a 10% discount on room rates. Q Taverna Avli Luisenstr. 14, tel. 640 47 78. Bochum’s first daily shows for adults and kids present computer-animated
(59 singles N86 - 150, 146 doubles N102 - 200). FW Greek restaurant offers fresh, moderately priced dishes of fish, simulations of galaxies far, far away. QOpen 08:30 - 15:00.
96 43 64 36, info@art-hotel-tucholsky.de, www.art-hotel- overlooking the wine-dark sea. You might even catch the jovial Eisenbahn Museum (Railway Museum) Dr.-C-Otto-Str.
tucholsky.de. Named for journalist Kurt Tucholsky, this boutique host playing guitar for his guests. A beer garden offers al fresco 191, tel. 49 25 16, www.eisenbahnmuseum-bochum.de. Tourist information
hotel’s rooms are individually designed in different styles of modern dining in summer. Q Open 12:00–14:30, 17:00–24:00. B The Railway Museum features historic locomotives and passen-
art. Yes, they’re small, but with the unbeatable location in the ger and baggage cars from different eras, many still operational. Tourist Info & Ticket Shop Huestr. 9, tel. 96 30
heart of the Bermuda Triangle entertainment district, you won’t be There’s also an engine shed, a maintenance shop with turntable, 20, fax 963 02 55, touristinfo@bochum-marketing.
spending much time in them. Breakfast is available downstairs in
the popular Café Tucholsky - and fittingly served until 18:00. Q
Bars & Clubs and permanent exhibits on local rail history. Take a trip into the
past on the nostalgic train trips throughout the Ruhrgebiet.
de, www.bochum-tourismus.de. All sorts of informa-
tion on local sights, hotels, restaurants and bars can be
(12 singles N55 - 79, 22 doubles N98 - 108, 3 triples N98). Cotton Club Kortum Str. 1, tel. 68 28 70, www.cottonclub- QOpen 10:00 - 17:00. Closed Mon. Admission €5/€2.50. found here, along with the usual brochures and maps,
bo.de. This bar and billiards hall has over twenty pool and snooker and the staff can also help you book tickets to various
Ostmeier Westring 35, tel. 68 78 50, fax 68 78 56 66, tables on two floors, one with a retro 1940s feel, and the other Kemnade Castle An der Kemnade 10, Hattingen, tel. 516 music venues and theatres around Bochum. Or download
info@hotel-ostmeier.de, www.hotelostmeier.de. The modern. Jazz, swing and blues music plays in the background. 00 18, www.bochum.de/museum/kemnade.htm. This brochures and book tickets through the designer website:
Ostmeier’s rooms aren’t huge, and the decorations are a They’ve also got darts, board games and nine TV screens. The romantic moated castle near the banks of the Ruhr dates back Starlight Express in German, anyone? QOpen 10:00 -
bit on the cheesy side, but the reasonable prices include en menu offers beer, imported spirits and a small selection of bar to the 17th century and features a large collection of old musical 19:00, Sat 10:00 - 18:00. Closed Sun.
suite shower/WC, breakfast, and use of the sauna and indoor food. QOpen 16:00 - 03:00, Sun 14:00 - 03:00. instruments, some almost five hundred years old. Continue your
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Adlerstr. A-2 Essenerstr. A-3 Joseph-Scherer-Str. B-3/4 Mönchengang C-1 Sonnenscheingasse C-2
Agnes-Neuhaus-Str. C-2 Fächerstr. A-2 Josephstr. A-2 Moritzgasse C-1 Sonnenstr. A/B-2
Alexanderstr. A-2 Feldstr. C-2 Junggesellenstr. C-2 Mühlenstr. B/C-1 Spielweg A-4
Alfons-Spielhoff-Platz A-2 Flamingoweg C-4 Kaiserstr. C-2 Münsterstr. B-1 Splintstr. B-2
Alte Gartenstr. C-1 Florianstr. C-4 Kalmarer Str. A-3 Museumsplatz von Amiens B-1 Stadewäldchen C-3
Alter Burgwall C-1 Frankenstr. A-2 Kampstr. B-1 Neben dem Brand C-1/2 Stadtgarten B-2
Alter Mühlenweg B-2/3 Freiherr-vom-Stein-Platz B-1 Kapellenstr. B/C-1 Nettelbeckstr. A-1 Staufenstr. B-3
Alter Mühlenweg B-3 Freistuhl B-1 Katharinenstr. B-1 Neuer Graben A/B-3 Stefanstr. C-1
Am Kaiserhain C-4 Friedensplatz B-2 Kesselstr. A-1 Nordstr. B-1 Steinstr. B-1
Am Knappenberg C-2/3 Friedenstr. C-3 Kielstr. B-1 Oestermärsch C-1 Steubenstr. A-2/3
Am Sonnenblick B-4 Friedrichstr. A-2 Kleine Beurhausstr. A-2 Olgastr. C-2 Stiftstr. C-1
Am Trissel B-2 Gerberstr. B-1 Kleine Heimstr. A-2 Olpe C-2 Stolzestr. B-2/3
Amalienstr. A-2 Gerstenstr. B-3 Kleppingstr. C-2 Ostenhellweg C-1 Strobelallee A/B-4
Ameckestr. A-2/3 Geschwister-Scholl-Str. C-1 Klosterstr. C-1 Ostentor C-1 Stubbenstr. A-3
Andreasstr. B-1 Gnadenort B-1 Kolpingstr. B-2 Ostwall C-2 Stubengasse C-1
Ardeystr. B-4 Gneisenaustr. A-1 Kongreßzentrum B-4 Paul-Winzen-Str. B-1 Südrandwall B-2
Arndtstr. C-2 Grafenhof B-2 Königshof B-1 Petergasse B-1 Südwall B/C-2
Auf dem Berge B-1 Gronaustr. C-1 Königswall B-1 Petrikirchhof B-1 Südwestfriedhof A-3
Auf dem Brand C-2 Große Heimstr. A-2/3 Kreuzstr. A/B-3 Platz von Hiroshima B-2 Thomasstr. C-1
Augustastr. A-2 Grüne Str. A-1 Krimstr. C-1 Platz von Netanya B-1 Töllnerstr. C-2
August-Schulte-Str. A-1 Güntherstr. C-1 Kronenstr. C-3 Platz von Rostow am Dom C-2 Treibstr. A-1
Bahnhofstr. A-1 Gustavstr. A-2 Kronprinzenstr. C-2 Plauener Str. B-3 Turnweg A-4
Balkenstr. B-2 Gutenbergstr. B-2 Kuckelke C-1 Poppelsdorfer Str. A-2/3 Übelgönne A-1
Baumstr. A-1 Haenisch-Str. A-2/3 Kuhlmannstr. A-3 Poststr. B-2 Unionstr. A-1/2
Berswordtstr. A-3 Hainallee C-3 Kuhstr. B-2 Potgasse B-2 Victor-Toyka-Str. B-4
Betenstr. B-2 Hakenstr. B-2 Küpferstr. C-2 Prinzenstr. B-2 Viktoriastr. C-2
Beurhausstr. A/B-2 Hamburger Str. C-1 Kurfürstenstr. B-1 Prinz-Friedrich-Karl-Str. C-2 Vinckeplatz A-3
Bissenkamp B-1 Hansaplatz B-2 Landgrafenstr. B/C-3 Priorstr. B-1 Vinckestr. B-3
Bleichmärsch C-1 Hansastr. B-1 Lange Str. A-2 Probsteihof B-2 Volmarsteiner Str. A-3
Blumenstr. A-1 Hansastr. B-2 Leipziger Str. B-3 Quadbeckstr. B-1 Vorwärtsstr. B-3
Bonifatiusstr. C-3 Hans-Litten-Str. C-1 Leopoldstr. B-1 Querstr. A/B-3 Wallrabestr. C-3
Bornstr. C-1 Harnackstr. A/B-3 Leuthardstr. B/C-1 Redtenbacher Str. A-3 Wallstr. B-1
Brandenburger Str. C-3 Hauptbahnhof B-1 Liebigstr. A-2/3 Reinholdistr. B-1 Weddepoth B-1
Brauhausstr. B/C-2 Hausmannstr. B-2/3 Lindemannstr. A-2/3 Remydamm B-4 Weiherstr. C-1
Brinkhoffstr. A-1/2 Heiligegartenstr. B/C-1 Linienstr. B-1 Rheinische Str. A-2 Weisbachstr. B-2/3
Brückstr. B-1 Heiliger Weg C-2/3 Löwenstr. C-2 Rittershausstr. A-2 Weißenburger Str. C-1
Brüderweg C-1 Heinrich-Wenke-Str. A-1 Lübecker Str. C-1 Ritterstr. A-1 Westentor A-1
Brügmannstr. C-1 Helle Ludwigplatz B-1 Ludwigstr. B-1 Rolandstr. C-1 Westernhellweg A/B-1/2
Brünninghauser Str. B/C-4 Hiltropwall B-2 Lühringhof B-1 Roseggerstr. A-2 Westfalenhallen A-4
Bunsen-Kirchhof-Str. B-4 Hohe Luft B-1 Luisenstr. B-2 Rosental C-2 Westfalenpark C-4
Burggrafenstr. C-3 Hohe Str. B-2/3 Lütge-Brück-Str. B-1 Ruhrallee C-2/4 Westfalenstadion A-4
Burgtor B-1 Hohenzollernstr. C-2 Malzstr. B-3 Saarbrücker Str. C-1 Westpark A-2
Burgwall B/C-1 Hoher Wall B-2 Marienkirchhoff B-2 Saarlandstr. B/C-2/3 Wilhelm-Crüwell-Str. B/C-3
Chemnitzer Str. B-2/3 Hollestr. A-2 Markgrafenstr. B/C-3 Salzgasse B-2 Wilhelmstr. A-2
Detmarstr. A-2 Hopfenstr. B-3 Märkische Str. C-2/3 Scharnhoststr. A-1 Willy-Brandt-Platz C-1
Döbelner Str. B/C-3 Hövelstr. B-2 Marktstr. B-2 Schillingstr. A-3 Wißstr. B-2
Dresdener Str. B-2/3 Humboldtstr. A-2 Martinstr. B-2 Schliepstr. C-1/2 Wittekindstr. A-3
Dudenstr. B-2 Hunnentränke C-1 Maurice-Vast-Str. B-4 Schmiedingstr. A/B-1 Wittekindstr. A-4
Eduard-Kleine-Str. C-1 Hüttemannstr. A-2 Max-Ophüls-Platz A-3 Schuhhof B-2 Wittelsbacherstr. B-3
Eintrachtstr. C-3 Im Rabenloh A-4 Meißener Str. C-3 Schwanenstr. C-1 Zimmerstr. B-1
Eisenmarkt B-2 Jägerstr. C-1 Metzer Str. A-3 Schwanenwall C-1 Zwickauer Str. B-2/3
Elisabethstr. B-2 Johanna-Melzer-Str. A-1 Milchgasse C-1 Schwarz-Brüder-Straße B-2
Ernst-Mehlich-Str. C-2 Johannesstr. B-2 Mittelstr. B-3 Schwimmweg A-4
Erzberger Str. C-2 Johannisborn C-1 Möllerstr. A-2 Silberstr. B-2
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Ackerstr. D/E-2 E.-Nettebeck-Platz E-3 Holbeinstr. D-4 Moritzstr. F-4 Schlesischer Ring D-1
Adenauerallee F-2 Ebertstr. E-3/4 Hollacker F-1 Mühlenstr. E-1 Schlüterstr. D-4
Agathagasse E-1 Elisabethplatz F-4 Holtwiesche E-1 Mulvanystr. E-3 Schmiedestr. D-3
Ahstr. E-4 Elisabethstr. E/F-4 Horster Str. D/E-2 Munkelstr. E-4 Schreiner Str. D-2
Akazienstr. E-1 Emdener Str. F-1 Husemannstr. E/F-4 Musiktheater E-3 Schultestr. D-4
Albertstr. C/D-1/2 Emilienstr. D-4 Idastr. D-3 Neumarkt E-4 Schwarzer Weg D-4
Allmenderweg E-2 Erlestr. E-1/2 Im Duggenbusch D-2 Neumarktgasse F-4 Schwarzmühlenstr. D-4
Alter Markt E-3/4 Feldhofstr. E-4 Im Hufschmied E-1 Niefeldstr. D-1 Schwindstr. D-4
Altmarkt E-1/2 Feldmarktstr. D-4 Im Kerkenbusch F-4 Nienhofstr. E-1/2 Sedanstr. D-2
Am Rundhöfchen E-4 Florastr. D/F-3 Im Lörenkamp F-3 Nollenkamp D-2 Sellhorststr. F-4
Am Spritzenhaus D-2 Fontanestr. F-4 Im Quartiermeister E-1 Nollenlinde D-2 Siepenstr. E-1
An dem Dreisch D-4 Fr.-Rahkob-Platz E-3 In der Heide D-3 Nollenpfad D-2 Sparkassenstr. E-4
An dem Winkel D-4 Franz-Bielefeld-Str. E/F-3 Ingridstr. D-3 Nordring C/D-1 Spinnweg E-1
An den Flachskuhlen E-1 Freiheit C/D-1 Johannesstr. F-4 Ophofstr. E-2 Springemarkt E-2
Annette-von-Droste-Hülshoff- Gabelsbergerstr. E-3 Josef-Weisser-Weg F-1 Ostring F-1 Springestr. E/F-2
Str. F-2 Georgstr. E/F-4 Karolinenstr. D-4 Overwegstr. D/E-3/4 Stadtgarten D-4
Auf Böhlingshof D-4 Gerhard-Hauptmann-Str. D-1 Kaulbachstr. D-4 Pastoratsstr. E-3 Sternstr. D-4
Auf dem Bettau D-4 Gildenstr. E-4 Kirchplatz E-1 Pastor-Franke-Str. E-2 Sydowstr. D-1
Augustastr. F-4 Goethestr. F-2 Kirchstr. E/F-4 Paul-Klee-Str. D-4 Tennisplätze E-4
Bahnhofstr. E/F-4 Goldbergplatz E-2 Kleine-Heide-Str. D-3 Pfarrer-Beckmann-Weg E-2 Teutstr. E-4
Bahnhofvorplatz F-4 Goldbergstr. E/F-2 Klosterstr. E-4 Pfefferackerstr. E/F-1 Tossestr. E/F-2
Bärenkampstr. D-1 Gorch-Fock-Weg F-1 Kolpingstr. F-4 Platz Frederico Lorca D-4 Turmstr. E-2
Beckeradstr. E-2 Gräffstr. D-1 Königgrätzer Str. D-2 Probsteiweg E-4 Uhlenwinkel D-1
Beisenstr. C/D-1 Grasreinerstr. E-4 Königsberger Str. E-3 Raabestr. F-4 Urbanusstr. D/E-2
Bertastr. D-4 Grenzstr. D/E-3 Königstr. E-3 Raiffeisenstr. E-2 Urban-von-Vorst-Weg D-1
Beskenstr. F-4 Grillostr. D-3 Königswiese E-1 Rathaus E-2 Urnenfeldstr. F-2
Bismarckstr. D/F-4 Grohofsweg F-1 Küppersbuschstr. D-4 Reinersweg D-1/2 V.-d.-Recke-Str. E-4
Blindestr. E-1 Gustav-Bär-Platz E-2 Kurfürstenstr. D-4 Rheinische Str. D-3 V.-Oven-Str. E-3
Boniverstr. D-3 H.-Sachs-Str. E-4 Kurt-Neuwald-Platz F-4 Ringstr. D/F-4 Vattmannstr. E-3/4
Breddestr. E-2 Habichtsweg D-1 Kurt-Schumacher-Str. E-2/3 Robert-Geritzmann-Höfe D-3 Vinckestr. D/E-2
Brinkgartenstr. E-1 Hagenstr. E-1/2 Kußweg D/E-3 Robert-Koch-Str. E-4 Vohwinkelstr. F-4
Brockhoffstr. E-3 Hansemannstr. E-3 Liboriusstr. E-3 Robinienhof E-2 Vom-Stein-Str. F-2
Brößweg D-2 Hauptbahnhof F-4 Lindenstr. E/F-1 Rochusgasse E-2 Waldemarstr. E-3
Buer-Gladbecker-Str. D-1 Hauptmarkt E/F-3 Linnefantstr. F-1 Röckskamp D-2 Wallotstr. D-4
Bulmkerstr. D-4 Hauptstr. E-3/4 Löchtergarten E-1 Röckstr. D-2 Wandelweg E-1
Buschgrundstr. D-1 Heinrich-König-Str. E-4 Lohfeldstr. E-4 Rolandstr. E-3 Wanner Str. D-4
Cranger Str. E/F-2 Helene-Weber-Weg E/F-1 Luciagasse E-1/2 Romanusstr. D-2 Weberstr. D/F-4
De-la-Chevallerie-Str. E-1/2 Hellkampstr. D-3 Ludwig-Richter-Str. D-4 Rombergkamp D-1 Westerholter Str. E/F-1
Devesestr. D-2 Herbertstr. D-3 Luggendelle D-2 Rotthauser Str. E-4 Westerholter Wald F-1
Dickamphof E-4 Hertastr. F-4 Luitpoldstr. E/F-3 Rottmannsiepe E-2 Wildenbruchstr. F-4
Dickampstr. E/F-4 Herzogstr. D-3 Machensplatz E-4 Ruhrstr. F-3 Wilhelminenstr. D-3
Diesingweg D-1/2 Heysestr. F-4 Maelostr. E-2 Russelplatz E-1 Wittekindstr. E-4
Dorstener Str. D-1 Hiberniastr. E/F-4 Marg.-Zingler-Platz E-3 Schalker Str. E-3 Wörthstr. D-2
Drechslerstr. D-2 Hildegardstr. D-4 Marienburgerstr. D-2 Scharenweg F-2 Zentralbad D-3
Dürerstr. D-4 Hochstr. C/D-1/2 Marienstr. E-1 Schillerstr. F-2 Zeppelinallee D/E-4
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