1-m-gauge rack railway at the western end of the French Pyrenees, in the French Basque Country. It links the Col de Saint-Ignace for 4.2 km to the summit of the mountain called La Rhune. The purpose of the

machines, archaeological objects, stuffed animals, paintings and textiles. The River Seine is a theme linking three main topics: the natural sciences, archaeology and industry. Activities are provided for adults

explorations underground. The Réseau Ardoise d’Ardenne organisation and the trail guide La Route d’Ardoise link Rimogne with slate-mining heritage sites at Bertrix and Alle-sur-Semois in Belgium and Haut-Martelange

and diesel locomotives and wagons used in the quarries are preserved. The monuments at Lehesten are linked with other slate-working sites in the region by the Thüringisch-Fränkische Schieferstrasse (the

workers. Transport around the site is provided by a narrow gauge train. The Musée de l’Ardoise is linked through the organisation Le Réseau Ardoise d’Ardenne and the trail guide La Route d’Ardoise with

chambers every Sunday, and slate artefacts are available in the museum shop. Au Coeur de l’Ardoise is linked through the organisation Le Réseau Ardoise d’Ardenne and the trail guide La Route d’Ardoise with

a multi-media introduction to the geology of the area and the history of the mines. Ardoi’Alle is linked through the organisation Le Réseau Ardoise d’Ardenne and the trail guide La Route d’Ardoise with

Hollander first used there in 1745. There is an extensive library and the museum has many international links.

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 evolution of the Basque

heritage. In this context, tourists will be able to benefit from an in-depth visit promoting values linked to the industrial past, combined with other attractions of the region, be they, for example, sites

. An internet livestream would allow for online participation as well; dial in with the following link: https://vimeo.com/event/1055976 Conference program

of a "Grand Tour" of Italy's industrial heritage. This tour is meant to include all ERIH sites and link their visit with further cultural and historical highlights of the respective region. El Generador

skills. Furthermore, anyone wanting to explore the neighbourhood on foot can follow a signed path linking the different sites of the stone industry in Sprimont, and dotted with detailed information boards

The 96-km Caledonian Canal linking the east and west coasts of Scotland from Inverness to Corpach near Fort William, was built under the direction of William Jessop and Thomas Telford between 1804 and

the Geilenkirchener Kreisbahn (GKB) had been in operation since April 1900 – more than 70 years – linking the rural area of Selkant in the far west of Germany with the region around Aachen. The railway

which combines working, residential and leisure areas in a single harmonious entity. Water is the linking element – small wonder in a city with the largest inland harbour in the world. An impressive chain

The Elbe Lateral Canal (Elbe Seitenkanal) is an almost straight waterway, 115 km long that links the River Elbe at Artlenburg near Hamburg with the eastern part of the Mittelland Canal near Wolfsburg.

built waterworks, railways and telegraph systems all over Europe, but throughout his life he retained links with his native town, the resort of Broadstairs on the coast of Kent, and financed and built its gas

on plant, all way to a historical chemicals train. Two main bodies are responsible for securing a link between modern training courses and the preservation of typical regional industrial heritage. In this

metres and as such seems to be a complete brewery universe. Today more than 500 different beers are linked with the name Carlsberg. A tour of the museum leads you through the original and still operational