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Bermuda-Dreieck: Magic Made in Bochum. Immerse yourself and let yourself be carried away, but make sure you don't go under. After all, this magical location in the heart of Bochum isn't called the Bermuda Triangle for nothing. This is where there's the greatest concentration of pubs, cafés, restaurants and discotheques within five minutes' walk from the main train station. It entrances night owls from far and near with a heady mixture of fun and home-made Bochum style. Konrad Adenauer Platz / Viktoriastrasse / Kortumstrasse / Brüderstrasse / Südring Telefon: 0234-9117333 www.bermuda3eck.de |
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Das Schauspielhaus: Bochum's Great Stage. There's no doubt about it. The Bochum Playhouse is the theatre house with one of the foremost reputations anywhere in Germany and it's certainly known far beyond the country's borders. The big names such as Saladin Schmitt, Hans Schalla, Peter Zadek, Claus Peymann, Frank-Patrick Steckel and Leander Haussmann have followed the call of the playhouse since it was founded in 1919 – and always did justice to its great reputation: outstanding ensembles and exhilarating performances. To put it briefly, compelling theatre arts impressed audiences in the Königsallee yesterday and continue to dazzle them today. Matthias Hartmann is the widely respected director of the famous Bochum Playhouse who has been embodying this tradition since the 2000/2001 season. Königsallee 15 Telefon Theaterkasse: 0234/3333-111 www.schauspielhausbochum.de |
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Deutsches Bergbau-Museum: Take a Deep Look at Bochum. This is what distinguishes Bochum from anyplace else. The mining tower of the Mining Museum at the Municipal Park projects a whopping 74 meters into the sky and every year 400,000 visitors come from all over the world to go underground at Bochum's landmark. Here the history of an entire region lights up before your eyes in tunnels and shafts 20 meters deep with stories about the everyday life of the miners and next-generation mining techniques. The Mining Museum is where Bochum reveals myriad secrets about their local "black gold". Am Bergbaumuseum 28 Telefon: 0180/5877234 www.bergbaumuseum.de |
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Freizeitzentrum Kemnade: Indulge in a Little Bit of Ruhr. Attractive pedestrian walkways, bicycle paths, grassy lawns for lazing about or grilling combined with excellent conditions for tennis, golf and aquatic sports make this recreational centre at Lake Kemnader a particularly popular places to go for day-trips in the Ruhr Region. And that goes for gourmets, funloving athletes and people who just like to laze about. You always get your money's worth in the cafés and restaurants around the Big Pond in the middle Ruhr Valley. If you want to get to the other side to see what there is to see, don't miss catching a ride on one of the day-excursion ships where you can take a trip on sunny upper decks over Lake Kemnader or along the Ruhr River. Soak in the beauty gazing at Blankenstein Castle or the Kemnade Riverside Castle or just take in the Ruhr River. Querenburger Straße 29, 58455 Witten Telefon: 02302/2012-0 www.kemnader-see.de |
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Bochumer Symphoniker: Quality Sets the Tone. This name is like music in the ears of cognoscenti. Bochum's Symphony Orchestra under General Music Director Steven Sloane owes its reputation as one of Germany's world-class orchestras to its outstanding instrumentalist. But, music lovers not only wax lyrical about the orchestra's qualities in Germany. Bochum's Symphony Orchestra (founded in 1919) has been touring cities all over the world where it has won acclaim on the international stage. Prinz-Regent-Straße 50-60 Telefon: 0234/910-8622 www.bochumer-symphoniker.de |
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With All of Your Senses through the Past: Guided Tours through the Century Hall. Be generous: take at least an hour (maybe two) and discover all of the many intriguing facets of Bochum's Century Hall. We'll let you in on the secrets of state-of-the-art event equipment, perform minor and major feats of space wonderment or demonstrate the dramaturgy of light. Above all, we'll cast light on the historical backdrop of this venerable hall. You'll take a trip with a seasoned tour guide in groups of up to 20 persons into the gripping heritage of our Cultural Cathedral. Bochum Marketing GmbH Huestr. 9, 44787 Bochum Tel.: 02 34 / 96 30 2 -15 oder 26 Email: touristinfo@bochum-marketing.de |
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This is Where the Tough Get Going: Bochum on Foot. Have you got a good set of legs? Then discover Bochum on a walking tour. An extended walking tour will bring you to the foremost sights of this metropolis on the Ruhr River. You amble between heritage and modernism, you stroll in the footsteps of city history, you meet up with Bochum's best-known citizens and eavesdrop on the entertaining anecdotes of one of our seasoned tour guides. The only things you need are two hours of time and the determination to set yourself in motion.< Bochum Marketing GmbH Huestr. 9, 44787 Bochum Tel.: 02 34 / 96 30 2 -15 oder 26 Email: touristinfo@bochum-marketing.de |
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Guided City Tour: Bochum Fast and XXL. Buckle up! Bochum's sightseeing experts not only guide you to the most absorbing places in the city centre with the bus. You also jointly visit those little tucked-away places not everybody gets to see. You say what's worth seeing because you can set the schedule and focus of your customised tour yourself. Bochum Marketing GmbH Huestr. 9, 44787 Bochum Tel.: 02 34 / 96 30 2 -15 oder 26 Email: touristinfo@bochum-marketing.de |
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History on Tracks: Taking Our Historical Tram through Bochum. Bochum's boroughs give you an absorbing view of the city. Our historical tram will take you into the depths of the West. The tour starts in the city centre with a tour guide on tracks in the direction of Bochum's Dahlhausen, Gerthe or Wattenscheid boroughs. You say where you want to go: just choose one of the various routes that are right down your alley. Bochum Marketing GmbH Huestr. 9, 44787 Bochum Tel.: 02 34 / 96 30 2 -15 oder 26 Email: touristinfo@bochum-marketing.de |
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