transport museum features a large display of historic vehicles. It was established in 1998 by the husband and wife Ingólfur Kristjánsson and Kristbjörg Jónsdóttir and was Iceland’s first transport museum. Ingólfur

Located in a large hangar at Akureyri Airport, the museum explores over a century of Iceland’s aviation history. It opened in June 2000. The collection includes over thirty aircraft of various sizes, from [...] belongings, including their logbooks. Most aircraft are in working condition and are flown during the museum’s annual Air Show in June.

This railway museum is in Ryomgård, a railway town on the Aarhus-Grenå line, which opened to Ryomgård in 1876. The depot building where the museum is housed was built in around 1908 and has been renovated [...] The museum was established in 1981 and moved in 1995 from the Ryomgård railway station. A miniature model railway built by former traffic controller Willy Mylius Rosenvinge, who was the museum’s founder [...] office is brought alive by mannequins, paintings, a ticket machine and a typewriter. In 2006, the museum passed to the custody of the volunteers of the Danish Railway Club.

Located near the town of Grenå on the Djursland peninsula, the museum holds northern Europe’s largest collection of stationary internal combustion engines. After the heyday of the steam engine and before [...] stationary diesel, oil or petrol engines were an important power source in agriculture and industry. The museum exhibits over 450 engines, most of which were made in Denmark in the golden age from 1890 to1930

The museum celebrates the history of Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. Founded in 1931, the museum was housed in various locations across the city but since 2005 it has shared the modern municipal complex

recalling the long port history of this part of the city. The Blohmstrasse Culture Kiosk in the Harburg Museum Harbour is another venue celebrating its debut at the Days of Industrial Culture. The "Trinkhalle [...] and Kiel will also be taking part. The detailed programme on all the industrial heritage sites and museums in the Hamburg Metropolitan Region as well as further information on industrial history are available

themselves become resources with great cultural and tourist potential. Landscapes that complement the museum and interpretive spaces linked to our industrial past and that, in addition to witnessing the industrial

The museum’s building in central Edinburgh opened in 1866. It was built around a magnificent central hall of cast-iron columns and balconies. Six science and technology galleries opened in 2016 to explore

early 20th century headquarters building of the former North Eastern Railway. The National Railway Museum is located in onetime railway buildings, including a locomotive shed and a freight depot. There is

The underground extension of the mines matches the urban area of Munich. The Werra Potash Mining Museum displays the industrial, mining, and social history of potash mining in the Hessian-Thuringian Werra

will be held on Thursday 7th October 2021 as a hybrid event; in-person at the ERIH Anchor Point, Museum of Industry, Ghent, Belgium and online. A decision on whether the in-person part of the event will

Bobrka in 1854, and the museum that takes his name was opened in 1961. The site of the first well is marked with an obelisk, and Lukasiewicz’s house is preserved. The open air museum contains many large exhibits

farming. A history that you can now experience and live in the “Giorgio Amarelli” Licorice Museum. Seat of the Museum is the historic residence built in the 15th century, rendered softer by 18th century d [...] XIX century. In 2001 the Licorice Museum won the Guggenheim Prize for its communication skills. In 2004 the General Italian Poste Office celebrated the licorice Museum with a special stamp in the Collection [...] and computerized processes, which allows to follow the different processing steps. The Liquorice Museum narrates the history of Liquorice trough the history of the Amarelli company which has remained the

the Département Vaucluse acquired an old factory close to the town centre for the museum. The route around the museum traces the processes –making card, folding boxes, typography and lithography. There [...] printing. The industry produced attractive printed boxes for diverse products all over France. This museum traces the methods of making and printing cardboard boxes from the mid-nineteenth century to the

insights into industrial heritage, the agenda includes work in a restoration workshop and in museums: how are museum objects restored, what stories do the objects tell and how can they be turned into an exhibition

only affordable entry point to mechanised transport for most working-class people. The PS.Speicer museum at Einbeck, a small town in Lower Saxony, on the River Leine between Göttingen and Hanover, holds [...] collection also includes some historic motor cars whose relationship to motor cycles is one of the museum’s principal themes. The collection is displayed in a seven-storey, five-bay former granary, built

The historical museum tells the story of Bielefeld from its foundation by Count Hermannn of Ravensberg in 1214 to the present. It is located in the former Ravensberger spinning mill and its main focus [...] engineering and other industries followed. The Ravensberger mill closed in 1974 and the Historical Museum opened on the premises in 1994.

TrattoPunto describes itself as an Italian network for industrial tourism and is particularly interested in sites still largely unknown. El Generador, a Basque tourism provider and host of the Interna

they have been lovingly restored for presentation to the general public. The idea of setting up a museum of public transport in Liège became reality in 1985. The idea didn´t come out of the blue. For as [...] bike, and were thus dependent on trams and, later, motor buses. Nowadays visitors to the Transport Museum can indulge in bouts of nostalgia, when they see the old vehicles which were built between 1875 and

cultivation and processing of silk has always been of importance in the Caucasus region. The silk museum in Tbilisi is part of the Caucasian Sericulturure Station, established in 1887 by Nikolay Shavrov [...] studies to determine the best mulberry seeds for Georgian silk producers. By 1930 it incorporated the museum, a library and was called the Transcaucasian Institute of Sericulture and Silk Production. Its future [...] department in 1988, saved from closure, and re-gained its independence in 2006. The objective of the museum is to promote understanding and appreciation of silk, its production and use through exhibitions