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Scherlebeck mine machine hall

Scherlebeck Mine Machine Hall: A place where the past comes alive and tells stories that can inspire. Built in 1901, the machine hall in the Scherlebeck district of Herten houses a gem of industrial history: the oldest tandem steam hoist in Westphalia. Since its restoration in 1999, this technological icon has attracted countless curious visitors seeking to experience the spirit of the machines of that era.

Four times a year, the Machine Hall is transformed into a vibrant art oasis. Here, contemporary art meets robust industrial culture, creating a fascinating symbiosis. Artists are given the unique opportunity to present their works in this unique atmosphere, creating a constantly changing dialogue between past and present.

The Machine Hall is more than just a relic from days long gone. It is a place of encounter, wonder, and reflection. A visit promises not only insights into the history of technology but also inspiring moments of artistic diversity. For anyone who wants to experience a piece of industrial culture, the Machine Hall remains a must-see on the list of destinations in North Rhine-Westphalia.

Impressions

Scherlebecker Straße 258
45701 Herten
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open during ongoing exhibitions further information at https://www.herten.de/kultur-und-freizeit/veranstaltungen/comedy-kultur/kunst-in-der-maschinenhalle.html