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On the demolished Königsgrube pumping station in Herne-Röhlinghausen, a hybrid landscape, a quarry forest biotope, a sound installation and a water feature are being created in a small park near the Hüller Bach stream, which flows into the Emscher further north.

We are in the centre of the Ruhr area, where coal was mined from 1860 to 1967 in the colliery that gave the area its name. The resulting subsidence of up to ten metres made underground wastewater disposal impossible, which is why our pumping station diverted the wastewater from the surrounding settlements into the Hüllerbach and from there into the Emscher. Fortunately, this is now a thing of the past; the ‘Königsgrube’ has been given a new lease of life as an artistically remodelled ruin and everyone is cordially invited to celebrate the opening with us!

Address
Hofstraße 24, 44651 Herne
44651 Herne
Public transport

From Gelsenkirchen Hbf (main station) take the bus 385 (towards Bochum Keplerweg Wendeschleife) to the stop Am Alten Hof, then continue on food for about 100 m, turn left against the direction of travel into the park.

 


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