leased 162 ha of the former estate in 1992 and the open air museum opened in October 1994. It is linked with an adjacent hotel which includes a Russian sauna. The museum follows the pattern of other S

compared with the almost contemporary Caledonian and Göta canals. With other waterways it provides a link between the Black Sea and the Baltic. It passes through landscapes of outstanding ecological interest

favoured the short-passing mode of playing that came to be called Schalker Kreisel. The club had close links with local industry. The team was often called Schalker Knappen, the word ‘knappe’ denoting a miner

recreational area. A new world is gradually being created from a landscape of craters - a world which links the industrial past to the pleasures of natural recreation. F60 is literally and metaphorically the

with its hipped roof, along with the horse stables that became redundant in 1907 when the pit was linked to the railways – an era when coalmining was the leading industry in the country. Non-miners can

failure. The Rhein-Marne canal, completed in 1853, ran between Vitry-les-Francois and Strasbourg and linked the Saone, the Marne, the Maas, the Mosel and the Saar. The barges on the Rhine on their way from

the Vosges to be able to make glass. In 1794 a glassworks was set up, whose later reputation was linked with the name of a man called Emile Gallé. Between 1866 and 1870 he was officially responsible for [...] refused to die. Former glass workers joined forces in 1975 to set up a Glass Museum. Its history is now linked with the Saar Art College that was set up in 1989. Since 1992 workshops have been held for students

paper and arts & crafts. A new Heritage Interpretation Centre is also planned. The two sites are linked by a short section of the Grand Union Canal. Around 1800, Henry and Sealy Fourdrinier employed the

building of the Gebr woollen factory next to the River Dömnitz. The factory and the brewery are now linked by a bridge. The museum was comprehensively redeveloped in 2018. The focus is on the social, tec

mines produced roofing slates: Hoffnung from around 1850 and Barbara from around 1908. They are now linked by a sloping tunnel and opened as a visitor mine in 1997 with the support of the local community

when it was the principal outlet to the sea of the Habsburg Empire. In 1857 the city gained a direct link to Vienna with the completion of the Sudbahn (southern railway) over the Semmering Pass, whose terminus

ons of metal-working and every August a smithy day is held to honour blacksmiths. The museum has links with Phänomenta, an interactive science and technology centre which is located nearby.

quarrymen in the village of Abergynolwyn, and a railway, with the unusual gauge of 686 mm (2 ft 3 in) linking the quarry with the village of Tywyn on the coast where a station on the Aberystwyth and Welsh Coast

network in the canton of Graubünden (Grisons) is a metre (1,000mm.) gauge electrified system that links together many Alpine resorts, and is an essential element in the economy of eastern Switzerland. The [...] Dutchman Willem Jan Holsboer (1834-1898) who was resident in Davos and made proposals for lines linking the town with other resorts in 1883.The first section of the line from Davos to Landquart was opened [...] system was named the Rhätische Bahn in 1896, and subsequently grew into a network extending 384 km., linking, amongst other towns, St Moritz, Arosa, Klosters and Chur, with one station across the Italian border

between 1723 and 1743 under the management of Jan Gottfried Borlach, provides access for visitors, and links a succession of chambers created by the extraction of salt. There are several underground churches

The building of the Canal du Midi, linking the Garonne navigation at Toulouse (and therefore the Atlantic Ocean) with the Mediterranean at Sete demonstrated to the whole of Europe the possibilities of [...] his retirement in 1662 he began to argue at the court of Louis XIV that a canal should be built, linking the Atlantic with the Mediterranean, demonstrating that he had developed means of supplying such

and subsequently laid out to its present plan. The two principal streets run down a slope, and are linked by alleyways, making up a grid pattern. The Røros museum holds collections of historic documents

playlists over at "ERIH - European Route of Industrial Heritage" on YouTube. And of course there are also links to the channels of related European industrial heritage organisations and networks. ERIH on YouTube

demonstrated the potential hazards which can befall a drop of rain on its way to the sea. A single theme links all these stories, images and adventures: water is precious and needs our protection. The Styrum water

The industrial district Schöneweide is closely linked to Emil Rathenau. In 1896 he purchased an area of 92,000 square meters next to the river Spree to establish the Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft