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Hochofen der Henrichshütte auf orange farbenem Untergrund und einer weißen Schraubenmutter mit dem Text "Melting Pot".

Henrichshütte

Discover industrial heritage in Hattingen

Towering 55 metres high and with 80 years under its belt: the oldest blast furnace in the region is located at the Henrichshütte in Hattingen. In its heyday,, 10,000 people worked at the mill near the Ruhr river. Marvel at the relics of the ironworks era, gaze upon enormous gas engines in the historic blower hall and discover the essence of industrial fallows.

Opening hours

Tuesday – Sunday and public holidays 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Last admission is at 5 p.m.

Closed: Mondays (except public holidays)

Contact

LWL-Museum Henrichshütte

Werksstraße 31-33
45527 Hattingen

henrichshuette@lwl.org

Tel: +49 (0)2324 9247-140

Fax: +49 (0)2324 9247-112

Admission fees

Due to the closure of the blast furnace, reduced admission prices currently apply:

Adults: €5
Groups of 16 or more adults: €4
Reduced*: €3
Children and youth (17 & under): Free
Pupils in school groups: Free

* The discounted rate applies to current recipients of Social Security benefits II and XII, students under 30 years-old, apprentices, volunteers, people with a disability rating greater than or equal to 50, and NRW Volunteer Card holders.

Visit

Information on opening hours, prices, catering and directions

About the visit

View of the Henrichshütte

Discover the hut

Public tours and other exciting offers

Guided tours and other offers

2 Frauen auf dem Gelände der Henrichshütte

Let's get to work!

Henrichshütte is reinventing itself.

About the workshop exhibition

Blick auf den Hochofen im Modell der Henrichshütte.

LWL Museums of Industrial Heritage

Westphalian State Museum

The Henrichshütte is part of the association of eight LWL museums for industrial heritage.

To the head office

Discover industrial heritage