Hoesch-museum

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4.3

( 8 reviews )

Art Museums, Specialty Museums

Closed 01:00 PM - 05:00 PM See Hours

Eberhardstraße 12, 44145 Dortmund, Germany +49 2318-445-856

The Hoesch-Museum Dortmund is a museum located in Dortmund, Germany that showcases the history and evolution of the steel industry. The museum is named after the Hoesch steel company, which was once one of the largest and most prominent steel manufacturers in Germany. The museum houses a range of exhibits that highlight the technical processes and innovations in steelmaking. Visitors can learn about the various stages of steel production, from raw materials to finished products, and gain a deeper understanding of the role that steel has played in shaping modern society. The Hoesch-Museum Dortmund is a popular attraction for those interested in industrial history and is recognized as a valuable resource for preserving and sharing the legacy of the steel industry.

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Nathaniel blair

March 22, 2024

Spent just a few minutes here, but I was impressed with the offerings. There is a large exhibit about the history of the former plant with detailed photos and paintings. The sliced in half Porsche is also very interesting.

Jeongkuen kim

March 22, 2024

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Juan serrato

March 22, 2024

A nice little free place to visit

Candy gillman

March 22, 2024

Free entrance and museum if very intresting, shows full history of metal production of company

Aaron overland

March 22, 2024

A really nice museum with art and a historical exhibition about the steel industry.

Linda baker

March 22, 2024

A museum belonging to the iron and steel factory of the Hoesch family in Germany. It is quite beautiful, there are engineering marvels inside. As an engineer, examining the materials of the period made me very happy. The employees inside were incredibly kind, especially an old lady who was very, very kind. Even though we knew very little German, he made a great effort to talk to us. There is a 3D cinema inside and you should spend at least 2 hours. The museum is also free.