The Museum “Westphalian Salt Experience” traces 5.000 years of history that salt and brine made along the ancient trade route of the Hellweg and it sheds light on various aspects of salt that are less

machinery combined with an extensive collection of hats and stimulating audio-visual shows create an experience, which is thought provoking, educational and fun. Hat Works has a good collection of twentieth

tests in 1911. A military radio station was built in 1913. It used Morse code and then did early experiments in voice broadcasting. The first radio programme in Germany was broadcast here in 1920. By 1926

mechanics, he saw its purpose as essentially didactic. Visitors have always been able to operate and experiment with some of the machines on display. Exhibits include an 18th century chain pump or ‘pater-noster’

is displayed with the aid of modern interactive technological applications creating a powerful experience to visitors.

ships, components of engines and many historic photographs. DieselHouse prides itself in being ‘an experience centre for diesel technology’, and is the setting for cultural events of many kinds.

different widths from the 240 meter long Delta Flume, turning them 90 degrees. The result is a magical experience in a labyrinthine environment. Stand amazed at the way light and dark interact and enjoy the beautiful

first commercial ship model experiment tank. Enter the world of the Victorian ship designer and find out how to design your own ship. Test different hull designs in a mini experiment tank. Try your hand at [...] and sailed Scottish ships around the world. At the Dumbarton site explore the Denny Ship Model Experiment Tank to discover how William Denny and Brothers’ innovative and experimental approach to shipbuilding

been used in earlier centuries, extracting brine from wells and boiling it in iron pans, based on experience gained in Germany as well as on the results of archaeological excavations. The co-operative operation

8,000 dwellings. It significance is widely acknowledged, with many overseas visitors coming to experience this world class landmark in industrial housing provision. Take a trip to the Back-to-Backs, then

herring industry. The aroma of herring still lingers in the museum´s buildings, providing a unique experience. The site was purchased in 1988 and £4.7 million was spent in converting the former curing works

station staff. Some locomotives are displayed, there is a large model collection, and visitors can experience footplate conditions on simulators.

brilliant reputation throughout the world. Right at the heart of the “City of Gold” visitors can experience the fascination of this industry in an interactive and entertaining manner. In the “World of Jewellery” [...] you discover more than the flavour of gold. The centre features on more than 4.000 m² fantastic experiences related to the history of the jewellery industry and unique shopping opportunities. Walk through

tempestuous seas just to reach the continent. As a major whaling centre Dundee’s shipyards had long experience of constructing ships robust enough to travel through the Arctic pack ice. It was this expertise

onwards. Since 2011, the museum, industrial monument and nature park have been inviting visitors to experience a part of the city's modern history as well as the diverse nature of the Elbe island. The old

viewed from outside. Visitors can also see a Tesla radar tower and ground handling vehicles and can experience a flight simulator.

If you want to experience the sound and the atmosphere of an old printery visit Stralsund at the Baltic Sea. In this medieval Hanseatic city until 1931 the largest German game cards factury operated. Since

engine, once part of the local coal mine. Today it stands as a community museum and visitors can experience the massive engine in operation and learn about local history. New Tredegar typifies the urbanisation

used to bring an added touch of realism to the presentation on site, and to help visitors fully experience the environment and the working day of a miner back in the 16th century.

social and industrial history of Britains canals. Hop aboard and explore the narrow boat cabins to experience how families lived and worked on the inland waterways, or try your hand at operating the interactive