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Gasometer Oberhausen

A Monument of Industrial Heritage and Innovation

Counts toward these achievements:

Oberhausen: First Steps10 pts

Oberhausen: Explorer25 pts

Oberhausen: Insider50 pts

The Gasometer Oberhausen stands as a striking example of industrial architecture, now home to captivating exhibitions that blend history with modernity. Since its inception in 1929, it has transformed from an industrial icon to a cultural landmark, drawing visitors with its impressive installations. Exploring it reveals a journey from historical significance to a center of artistic exploration.

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The Gasometer opened on May 15, 1929.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1929
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Opening Date: May 15, 1929
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday
Website: gasometer.de

Guided Story

Can you feel the history in the air? This isn't just any building; it's a towering monument to an era gone by. Look up – the sheer height of the Gasometer is awe-inspiring. Once, it stored vast amounts of gas, fueling the industrial age. Now, it's a beacon of transformation and art. Imagine, right where you stand, the world's largest sculpture made of light and air once stood. Artists have turned this space into a canvas that touches the sky. As you turn to leave, remember, the stories here are endless, always evolving like the art it holds.