Axel Hindemith · CC BY-SA 3.0 DE Why visit
Rammelsberg Mine provides a focused introduction to Germany’s industrial and transport heritage in Goslar. At Rammelsberg Mine, focus on surviving machinery or infrastructure, the scale of the working site and the physical relationship between technical structures and their urban or industrial setting.
What you will see
- Surviving industrial or transport structures.
- Original working fabric where preserved.
- Views that show how the complex fits its wider setting.
History
Rammelsberg Mine belongs to the documented heritage of Goslar and its wider region. This site survives as evidence of Germany's industrial or transport history. Its structures were created for practical working purposes and later acquired heritage value as technology, labour and urban development changed. Preserved fabric allows the original function to be understood on site.
Photographs
Axel Hindemith · CC BY-SA 3.0 DE · full attribution on the image credits page.
Visitor tips
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Use the named site's current official information for access changes, closures and visitor arrangements.
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Allow time to view the principal structure or landscape in its wider setting.
About Lower Saxony and Bremen
Historic mining landscapes, royal gardens, Hanseatic civic heritage and castles.
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