sites. It was a water-powered works for making steel scythes – essential tools for cutting crops by hand. The site was used for 500 years until it closed in 1930. The present buildings date from between

fireworks, special guided tours, cabaret & comedy, light & laser, street theatre & performance as well as hands-on activities guarantee fun and action for every taste and age. Special highlights this year include

‘lachter’ (36 metres) below another tunnel. Work began in 1551 but was slow as the gallery was dug by hand through hard rock. It was completed in 1690. Visitors can explore 0.5 kilometres of the gallery and

in the afternoon provide an opportunity for specific exchanges in given thematic groups to develop hands-on storytelling methods and implementations. Traditionally, the conference is flanked by the annual

is a centre of mechanical engineering today. How, apart from that, tradition and innovation go hand in hand is demonstrated by tours of operating plants in a variety of industries, ranging from state-of-the-art [...] Heritage for children and young people feature a very special programme called "Blue Sunday Junior". Hands-on tours, creative and technical workshops or experiments with old handicraft techniques enable children