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Schleuse Anderten
A Monument of Engineering Excellence in Europe
Counts toward these achievements:
Hannover: First Steps10 pts
Hannover: Explorer25 pts
Hannover: Insider50 pts
The Anderten Lock, also known as the Hindenburg Lock, stands as a testament to the engineering marvels of 1928 with its 14.70-meter height difference. Once the largest inland lock in Europe, it now serves as an iconic heritage site symbolizing the progress of Germany's waterways. Its architectural and technological prowess captivates both tech enthusiasts and history buffs. Discover the impressive structure and its rich historical significance.
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Did you know?
When it opened in 1928, Anderten Lock was Europe's largest inland lock, marking it as a significant technical monument.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- June 20, 1928
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
- Phone
- +49 5119 50852231
Guided Story
Can you hear the water's whisper? It's like the lock is sharing its stories with you. Look up and take in the massive structure towering above. In 1928, when it opened, people marveled at this engineering feat. Imagine the ships passing through, carrying goods that fueled the region's trade. Turn around, and you'll see the old levers and mechanisms still working smoothly today. Just a short walk west, you'll find a memorial, another silent witness to history. Immerse yourself in the past and feel history come alive right here.
