the event at 3 pm, dancing will take place in front of, in and even on imposing industrial sites, making industrial heritage an attractive place to experience. The easy-to-learn 'WORK it Out' dance can be [...] event "WORK it OUT" premiered in 2018 as ERIH's main contribution to the European Year of Cultural Heritage . Due to its success and popularity, it has since become an annual event. The event is aimed primarily [...] from school classes, sports clubs, dance and fitness studios...) who can consciously experience industrial culture and its sites and discover their significance for their own past, their relevance for the

ERIH Industrial Heritage Barometer 2022/23 - Questions and results ERIH Industrial Heritage Barometer 2020/21 - Questions and results ERIH Industrial Heritage Barometer 2019 - Results ERIH Industrial Heritage [...] network. ERIH INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE BAROMETER 2022/23 Listen The online survey for the ERIH Industrial Heritage Barometer 2022/23 was conducted from 6 March to 20 April 2023. All industrial heritage sites in [...] "ERIH INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE BAROMETER" ERIH'S SURVEY OF EUROPEAN INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE SITES Listen Since 2018, ERIH, in cooperation with the Statistics and Surveys Department of the Regionalverband Ruhr,

The survey for the Industrial Heritage Barometer 2022/23 with questions targeting the years 2021 and 2022 is conducted from 6 to [26 March, extended until] 20 April 2023. In order to get as comprehensive [...] picture as possible, we are calling on all ERIH members to participate. All other European industrial heritage sites with tourist potential are also invited to take part in the survey, regardless of their

project on production and labour sites as cultural heritage through memories, interviews and company stories, collected by the Museum of Industrial Heritage . Another example was provided by René Capovin from [...] interest were the experiences of regeneration projects carried out through the creation of industrial heritage routes. Alessio Zoeddu mentioned the "public history" routes, which offer visitors a fresco [...] infinite narrative possibilities of archival documentation can be used to regenerate the "immaterial heritage" in order to tell the evolution of places and build a "sensitive city". Environmental regeneration

for a “Grand Tour” of the Italian industrial heritage, which integrates the visit of industrial heritage sites with other destinations of traditional cultural heritage. In this context, tourists will be [...] to living and heritage industrial sites, showing the different ways of working in sectors such as footwear, hat making, pencil making, mattresses, labels, textiles, tanning, car industry, leather goods [...] project, called “Industrial Tourism” and launched in 2012, that makes S. João da Madeira, a Portuguese city of approximately 22,500 inhabitants, a pioneer in the development of industrial tourism. This project

an international forum for people involved in industrial heritage tourism and it also engages in advocacy and lobbying in relation to industrial heritage. Knowledge: ERIH members benefit from exchanges [...] network after the end of the project funding, the registered association ERIH-European Route of Industrial Heritage e.V. was established under German law in spring 2008. Since then, the number of members has [...] countries. Please click following to see the list of our members. ERIH members Members of ERIH are industrial heritage sites, public or private organisations, corporate members, and individuals. For Young Professionals

of the industrial age in Portugal is a forgotten heritage or a curiosity of a bygone era. To challenge this image, the conference will explore the manifold ideas and practices adopted by heritage sites [...] sites to preserve industrial monuments and memories and to bring them to life. Their means of achieving this range from heritage conservation to digitisation, interactive exhibitions, video productions and [...] closer ties between industrial museums, city councils and companies, the conference will furthermore include the signing of several agreements on cooperation in the field of industrial tourism. Networking

t exceed those from the industrial revolution era. This sets new goals and tasks in terms of communication and interpretation for all those dealing with the industrial heritage. At the same time, "sustainable [...] European Route of Industrial Heritage (ERIH) is co-created by post-industrial sites from 28 European countries. The route includes over 2,300 sites, and the association itself has over 400 members. The [...] so-called “Anchor Points”. These are milestones of European industrial heritage, sites of particular historical significance for the industrial revolution, while offering visitors high-quality experiences

demand into practice. On every European Heritage Day - most recently on 11 September 2022 - the dance event gathers young people at fascinating industrial heritage sites across Europe and makes them dance [...] "Industrial heritage must appeal to the younger generation and the heirs of our culture," ERIH President Prof Dr Meinrad Maria Grewenig stated at the award ceremony hosted by Julien Vuilleumier from S [...] of Europe. Grewenig continued, "It is not enough for young people to understand the idea of industrial heritage, they have to feel and love it. To make this happen, stakeholders are obliged to do everything

years, the very appearance of our towns and cities is a direct consequence of that industrialization process. Thus, industrial landscapes, whether urban, mining, port, etc., have themselves become resources [...] Landscapes that complement the museum and interpretive spaces linked to our industrial past and that, in addition to witnessing the industrial evolution of the Basque Country, maintain the memory of the companies [...] history. For this reason, the II International Forum of Industrial Tourism aims, on the one hand, to deepen its knowledge from a cultural-heritage perspective and, on the other, to publicize experiences

promote the recently opened "Route of Industrial Heritage" in the Ruhr area, in the development of which DGfI was involved, in its start-up phase. As industrial heritage has hardly ever been marketed for tourism [...] promote European Industrial Heritage. Objectives The aim of the five year project, which brings together a dozen authorities, academic institutions, not-for-profit industrial heritage organisations and [...] provide information about industrial heritage and promote the ERIH philosophy. From each of these anchor points ‘regional routes’ will start, linking to smaller industrial heritage sites, so-called Key sites

actions integrating young people within the network, such as Green Deal strategies, creative industries, slavery heritage linked to industrialisation, etc. Enhance the strategic development of tourism through [...] National Coordinators and the ERIH Board. The creation of specific a Working Group on Cultural (Industrial) Tourism is suggested. ERIH President Professor Dr Meinrad Grewenig and Board Member Peter Backes

are managed as one site. The adjacent Industrial Discovery Centre, with a captivating audio-visual presentation, provides an overview of Cornwall’s industrial heritage. There are few better places in which [...] Europe’s principal source of tin from classical times and an important source of copper during the Industrial Revolution period, and the ores of many other metals have been extracted from its mines. The two [...] road between Camborne and Redruth, are amongst the most impressive monuments of the Cornish mining industry. The East Pool mine was worked for copper from the early eighteenth century until 1784, and was

The ecomuseum has organised four touring routes through the valley interpreting its industrial and geological heritage, and is responsible for a variety of educational programmes. It co-operates with c [...] also gained their livings by raising crops and keeping animals. An association concerned with the heritage of the region, the Scopriminiera, was set up in 1998, and within ten years had welcomed 230,000 [...] visitors, as well as enabling people who live in the valley to play a part in conserving their own heritage. The ecomuseum has opened up a total of 5 km. of underground workings for talc, principally at the

Parant glassworks in Trélon. Within this remarkable architectural heritage, the collections showcase industrial and ethnological heritage from the 19th century to the present day. MTVS - Musée du textile [...] Écomusée de l'Avesnois is a 'Musée de France' located in the heart of two former industrial sites in the textile and glass industries, emblematic of the Avesnois-Thiérache region: the former Prouvost-Masurel [...] glass factory in Trélon (Rue Clavon Collignon 12) is an outstanding heritage, one of the few buildings preserved from the industrial history of the region. Architecturally, the site known as the hall,

summarised in 1805 by Thomas Telford who called him "the model and root of the canal navigation of England … by his exertions and example (he) turned a great portion of British talent and capital into a direction [...] goods, of agricultural produce, and for other purposes, the prime purpose of the canals of the Industrial Revolution period throughout Europe was to carry coal.

The workers’ colony of Eisenheim in Oberhausen became one of the first international industrial archaeological causes célèbres in the mid-1970s. Ironworking in the area began in 1758, and the principal [...] internationally, making an eloquent appeal for its conservation at the first TICCIH conference in England in 1973, and bringing a succession of eminent foreign scholars to see the colony. The following year

There was heavy industry in Elsecar from the early 18th century. Elsecar and the adjacent villages were packed with collieries, ironworks, and other industrial concerns, playing a critical role in the [...] with vast sidings created in the 1840s. Elsecar’s industrial story continued long into the 20th century. The buildings which are now Elsecar Heritage Centre were National Coal Board workshops until the [...] area, it was for many years a colliery village built by colliery owners to house their workers. The Heritage Centre is the former foundry and colliery workshops of the Earl Fitzwilliam, developed from the

Friedrich Engels wrote one of the classic critiques of the consequences of the Industrial Revolution in England, devoted much of his life to supporting and publicising the writings of Karl Marx, and was [...] who worked in the textile cities of northern England during the 19th century. Within twenty months he wrote "The Condition of the Working Classes in England", which was published in 1845. It reflects the [...] house of 1775, is preserved as part of the city`s history centre, which also includes a museum of industrial archaeology. He was the son of a cotton manufacturer, and spent three years in the employment of

which is about 15 kilometers. Having 271.5 meters of height, the arch dam was granted the industrial heritage status of national value in 2015. Enguri HPP gives almost 46% of the total electricity of Georgia