
Deutsches Gruben- und Feldbahnmuseum
Experience Mining History Up Close
Did you know?
The German Mining and Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum is uniquely located on the site of a former mine that closed as far back as 1892, serving as a bridge between historical industrial architecture and modern technological history.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 2002
- Opening Date
- 2002
- Former Name
- Zeche Theresia;Gruben- und Feldbahnmuseum Zeche Theresia
- Opening Hours
- May-Oct: Su[1] 11:00-18:00
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially accessible
- Website
- muttenthalbahn.org
- Phone
- +49 177 4938504
Guided Story
Imagine standing on ground that was once alive with the hustle and bustle of industry. Can you hear the echoes of those narrow-gauge trains? Right here, on the former Theresia colliery, these little engines hauled coal that fueled the Ruhr region. Look to your left, and you’ll spot one of the restored locomotives still operational today. Did you know these machines were often the miners' only companions deep underground? Behind you stands the impressive Steinhausen Castle, offering a striking contrast with the industrial artifacts. It whispers tales of nobility and power. As you explore further, let yourself be captivated by the technology and stories that come alive in this unique setting.
Part of These Trails
Location
Nearby

Theresia Stollen

Schloss Steinhausen

Stollenmundloch Zeche Louisenglück/Braunschweig Südflügel

Deutsche Edelstahlwerke

LWL-Industriemuseum Zeche Nachtigall

Bergbau-Ausstellung Herberholz

Witten Hbf
