Gasometer Oberhausen, Oberhausen

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Observation Deck · Architectural Building

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The Gasometer Oberhausen is a former gas holder in Oberhausen, Germany, which has been converted into an exhibition space. It has hosted several large scale exhibitions, including two by Christo and Jeanne-Claude. The Gasometer is an industrial landmark, and an anchor point of the European Route of Industrial Heritage and the Industrial Heritage Trail. It was built in the 1920s, and reconstructed after World War II.

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By jg766

Special, normally you cannot visit a big tank like this. Entering the tank it is not possible to grab the complete picture, once in the elevator you really see the grandness of the tank. The view...

Special, normally you cannot visit a big tank like this. Entering the tank it is not possible to grab the complete picture, once in the elevator you really see the grandness of the tank. The view... more »
By ghazalefb

I was there on Sunday, it was too crowded and we were surprised. By the way it was valuable to go there and see the pictures, the building etc.

I was there on Sunday, it was too crowded and we were surprised. By the way it was valuable to go there and see the pictures, the building etc. more »
By JackoMiddlesbrough

We were slightly disappointed to see that the same exhibition was still being shown (the Matterhorn and mountains in general) however this time we had a guide who totally changed the visit, she was...

We were slightly disappointed to see that the same exhibition was still being shown (the Matterhorn and mountains in general) however this time we had a guide who totally changed the visit, she was... more »

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By mach man

Great experience going to the top and looking at the views. We weren't brave enough to climb the stairs to the top but we did walk down them rather than use the elevator. The area inside was very interesting with lots of amazing wildlife photographs that have been enlarged and hang throughout the exhibition. Also lots of local history information as well.

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By Joel Osawaru

An ingenious Exhibition on earth and it's transformation since time immemorial. A reminder of how much influence mankind has had on the earth and how humans can impact the earth more positively. It's a wonderful place to visit with family, friends and loved ones.

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By laurence

Really well done. The pictures are spectacular and the globe upstairs is something to see. Worth to go there. You can go to the top and you will have a panorama of the city.

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By John Pilkington

Genuinely one of the coolest places I've been in years: inspiring, thought-provoking, engaging. Incredible selection of photography and plenty of interactive elements. The Erdkugel at the end was just dazzling. 10/10 would recommend.

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By David Hermann

We visited the fragile paradise exhibition last week and only one word comes to mind, 'wow', very impressive. The images, the journey and simply the location is just something you should visit if in the area. The earth globe on the last floor is mindblowing, you can lie down on some pillows and it is just mesmerizing. The exhibition is running until end of 2022.

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