small gangways to tell visitors about water, the natural enemy of copper miners, all the way up to the “cathedral” built on several wooden stage areas. On the surface, text boards tell visitors about the

Neufchef. Here visitors can see what it was like to work underground, whereas the site in Aumetz tells them all about the surface work. It contains a forge, a workshop for repairing the compressors, an

museum, the interior of the barge where the bargee and his family lived – along with other documents – tells visitors of life and work in bygone times. Guided tours of the site, boat trips on the canal, or beside

industries represented are not just wool but also cotton, silk and synthetic fibres. The museum also tells the story of the textile industries in Valdagno and their development.

droppers allowing an exact medicine dispensing that were produced between 1907 and 1929. The museum tells the story of glass making in northern Hesse with particular reference to the glassworks in Immenhausen

underground on timber staircases through rock-cut tunnels and caverns that follow the ore loads. Displays tell the story of Kalmeter and the mine with examples of minerals and glasswares.

foundation. The symmetrical group of brick-and-tile buildings is arranged among green lawns. The museum tells the story of land drainage in the region with photographs, plans and explanatory texts. The well-preserved

people. The mill shows beautifully maintained equipment for grinding, sifting and bagging flour. Panels tell the story of the factory and the whole production process from field to kitchen. In the warehouse

by the Romgaz company to mark a century since the first commercial natural gas well in Romania. It tells the story of the country’s gas industry. The building is an attractive villa at Medias, in the largest

are set up like in a department store to tell the story of the mining era in Limburg. The ground floor is dedicated to mining and the miners. The first floor tells of the prosperity that the coal industry

alchemist’s workshop and other explanations of the earliest understanding of chemical technologies. It tells the story of Hungarian chemistry and the role of measurement and computer science, with a historical

Sulzer steam engine and many textile and shoe production machines come to life in the exhibition. Tools tell of the importance of craftsmanship despite mechanization; pieces of leather can be touched and smelled

world population. Telemarksgalleriet and the World Heritage Center in the company town of Notodden tell this story and show art exhibitions in a monumental industrial building of the early twentieth century

been officially recognised as a health resort. The museum in the Borlach tower uses vivid means to tell visitors about the history of local salt production. The graduation tower still works: indeed it is

longest decorative tile picture of the Netherlands, with 30,000 inscribed and illustrated tiles telling the story of around 200 years of Maastricht ceramic production. The rest of the building is shared

MUNA is short for ‘ammunition factory’ and this museum tells the story of production for the Luftwaffe near Grebenhain from 1936 to 1945. The museum opened in 2011 in the old village elementary school

an insight into state-of-the-art vehicle production at a long-established manufacturing site that tells an exciting story. Since the 16th century, the development of the city of Spandau has been shaped

In 2008, aviation was eventually suspended. Guided tours of Europe's largest architectural monument tell exciting and touching stories from the eventful history of the place.

as well as industry. To this day, the company is owned by the two founding families. The museum tells the success story of the company and presents the diverse products it has manufactured over the decades

street cleaning. Changing exhibitions in the listed former BSR main workshop in the Ringbahnstraße tell the story of technologies, vehicles and people involved in waste disposal.