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Bochum is part of the Ruhr Area (Ruhrgebiet), the centre of heavy industry in Germany. Its history is linked closely to the one of the region. In 1850, Bochum was a small town of about 4500 Inhabitants, its population increased, being 1900 to 100 000 inhabitants and in 1935 had 300 000 inhabitants. During World War II, its center was nearly completely destroyed, which provided the opportunity to rebuild the city after the war in a metropolitan way with wide streets and modern buildings. With the end of the coal boom in the 1960s, a structural transformation began. Bochum got the first university of the Ruhr Area, which was opened in 1965. Today it is one of the largest universities of the country with about 35 000 students and excellent reputation. Also in the 1960s, the Opel car production plant became productive and offered jobs for miners who had lost their jobs in mining. Mining and steel production came to an end in the 1980s.
Today Bochum is a modern city with a job focus in service sector.
Bochum is situated at the borderline between the flat Münsterland in the north and the highlands of Bergisches Land in the south. Therefore, the northern part of Bochum is quite flat, the highest hill is the Tippelsberg. The southern limits of Bochum touch the Ruhr valley with lake Kemnade.
In the 19th century, industrialization began in the valley of Ruhr and moved in the following years northwards. Left was an environment in nearly good order. The valley of Ruhr is a recreation area for the population. The Ruhr is water reservoir for the region, therefore the rules for keeping the water clean are quite restrict. Swimming is forbidden in the Kemnade, swimming in the Ruhr is permitted but not recommended because of strong flow. Pleasure boats are allowed everywhere.
Like most cities in the Ruhr Area the southern quarters are of high standard and are quite expansive while factories will be found mainly in the northern quarters.
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By plane
The nearest international airport is Düsseldorf, about 50 km from Bochum. From Düsseldorf airport, you can get to Bochum by train S1 towards Dortmund or with some Regional Trains.
Regional airports nearby are Dortmund, Münster or Weeze.
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By car
Bochum is situated at the intersection of highway A40 (eat/west) and A43 (north/south). Avoid the rush hour.
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Public Transport is arranged by "Bochum-Gelsenkirchener Straßenbahn AG", for short BOGESTRA. It is member of the transport assosiation [url=http://www.vrr.de/en/index.html]Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Ruhr VRR[/url], which cares for consistence fares and adequate connections between its members and S-Bahn and regional trains. So with the same ticket, you may use the bus, underground, tram, S-Bahn and regional Express not only within Bochum but also within the rest of the Ruhr Area, depending on the price category (A, B, C or D) you have selected. For details refer VRR [http://www.vrr.de].
====Tickets====
There are 4 price levels: For travelling within one city you need level A, for a ride to the next neighbour city pricing level B is needed, if you transit 3 Tickets use level C and level D is for rides to any location within the area of VRR.
You can obtain tickets from the customer offices of Bogestra, from the ticket-machines at the subway stations U35, from ticket machines within the trams, from Busdrivers and from designated kiosks.
Do not forget to stamp you ticket before you enter a vehicle. The orange stamp boxes are located at the entrance of the platforms.
====Customer Offices====
One office is in the subway station at main station and another one you will find in the Bogestra Administration Building at Universitätsstrasse 58.
====City Railway, the former tram====
* Line U35 leads from Bochum-Querenburg via Ruhr University, Bochum Main Station, Bochum-Riemke, Herne Station to Herne Strünkede.
The former trams also run underground within the city centre. All lines intersect at Bochum Main Station.
* Linie 302 leads from Bochum Main Station via Wattenscheid and Gelsenkirchen Main Station to Gelsenkirchen-Buer.
* Linie 306 leads from Bochum Main Station to Wanne-Eickel Main Station in Herne.
* Linie 308 leads from Bochum-Gerthe via Bochum Main Station to Hattingen.
* Linie 310 leads from Witten via Bochum Main Station to Wattenscheid-Höntrop.
* Linie 318 leads from Bochum-Gerthe via Bochum Main Station to Bochum-Dahlhausen.
====VRR Night-Express====
Under the synonym "Night-Express" go additional buses, trams and trains at weekend and on holidays one per hour to the suburbs.
====Regional Transport====
Regional Trains may be used with tickets of VRR within the VRR area. For a catelogue of regional trains refer item 'Train' above.
Tip: A ride with RB46 offers views onto 'the old Ruhr', a view onto industry and suburbs that look like 50 years before.
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There are some flyrs explaining the highlights of Bochum published by the marketing office. They are named "Blaue Linie" (blue line)and are available at tourist office [url=http://www.bochum-tourismus.de]]at Huestrasse 9. Also a monthly calendar of events is available there. And refer also the guide Route der Industriekultur [http://www.route-industriekultur.de/media/downloads/RouteAllgemein/Entdeckerpass2008.pdf[/url] (Industrial Heritage Trail) which can be downloaded as pdf-file.
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Art in public space
Left side of main station the is the sculpute called "Terminal" by Richard Serra. It consists of four steel-plates with a hight of 12 m. In spite of their weight the visitor becomes a vision of lightness in a different way on every side.
* Crossing Kortumstrasse/Huestrasse is situated the sculpture "Ohne Titel" (without title) of Ulrich Rückriem. (currently removed due to construction works)
* Memorial of the herdsman at Massenberg-Boulevard: shown is the historical person "Fritz Kortebusch", the last herdsman of the town. In 1870, he guided the cattle of the citizens the last time to the "Vöde", a grassland outside the town limits, which is today the municipal park.
* Engelbert-fountain at Kortumstrasse, in memoriam of Earl Engelbert II, who granted town privileges to Bochum in 1321-1324. (currently removed due to construction works)
* Josiade-fountain at Husemann-Suare. Shown is a scene of the examination of Hieronymus Jobs, the main character of the "Jobsiade", a comical poem of the poet Carl Armold Kortum.
* "The envolvement of the City", sculpture of Professor Karl Henning Seemann at Schützenbahn street
* Collection of sculptures inside the municipal park.
* The bell in front of the city hall reminds of the improvement of steel-casting in Bochum. The bell was built in 1867 for the world exhibition in Paris.
* So called stumbling stones, little brass plates in the pavement with the names of Jewish citizens arrested and murdered during the period of National-Socialist dictatorship.
* Cenotaph for the victims of the mine desaster at "Vereinigte Präsident" in 1936. The sculpture was created by Wilhelm Wulff. In spite of the strict gidelines for artworks during the National-Socialist dictatorship, only parts of the sculpture follow those gidelines. Also the legend avoids typic National-Socialist terms.
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Parks and Lakes
The Botanic Garden [url=http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/boga/],]oposite of the Ruhr, University offers plants from allover the world, a warmhouse (humid) and a cactus house (dry). Entry admission free.
* Chinese Garden [url=http://www.boga.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/chinagarten.html[/url]](part of the Botanic Garden), the only one in south chinese stile in Germany. Entry admission free.
* River Ruhr and Lake Kemnade are situated at the southern limits of Bochum. The lake offers walking- and biking-tracks, a boat rental, boat trips and some leisure equipments. The course around the lake has a length of about 10 km. On weekends and on holy days, the area is often crowded. The pathes beside river Ruhr are excellent for jogging or biking. Also ther are guided canoe-tours on the river.
* Zoo Bochum [url=http://www.tierpark-bochum.de/[/url],]situated inside the municipal park, is quit small. Worth seeing is the aquarium and fossil house. The entrance is situated at Bergstraße.
* Municipal Park Wattenscheid with aviary, admission free.
* Geological Garten [url=http://www.bochum.de/C125708500379A31/vwContentByKey/W275QB44990BOLDDE?open&MCL=78FEXS450BOLD[/url]]at Querenburger Straße next hand to school-center. It is a former quarry which had been extended with pathes and information boards. Excellent suitable for a little walk and if you want with some information about the geological structure of Bochum.
* Lake Uemmingen, small lake nearby the district of Langendreer. The path around the lake has an extension of about 2 km. You will find a playing ground for children, a halfpipe for scaters, a training ground for inliners and a beer garden. Sometimes you will find there guys with model ships.
* Municipal Park at the nothern end of Kortumstraße with Bismarck-Tower and zoo, very old trees, 2 ponds, rosarium
* West-Park, situated at Alleestraße about 1 Km beyond the city hall. It is not a park with pretty flowers and arranged nature. His charm is his history as a ground of the steel mill "Bochumer Verein". After the buildings had been pulled down nature has recaptured the area. Still left is the surface of the ground, some walls, waterponds and the Hall of the Century. All this was integrated in the new created park which offers also some grassland and much space. Joggers like the area. At his nothern end begins the Ore-Route, a 10 km walking- and biking-trail without street-crossings.
* Forrest Weitmarer, a small, but the biggest one inside of Bochum, forrest nearby the districts of Weitmar and Sundern.
* Kortumpark is situated at Wittener-Str. next hand to main station. It is a very old park with graves of some famous citizens which offers a good view onto the city at some locations.
* Gysenberg Park, leasure park between Bochum und Herne. You will find there a bath, leisure equipments, a little zoo, playing grounds for children and a small forrest.
* Mont Tippelsberg is the highest hill at the northern limits of Bochum. According to a legend, long time ago the giant Tipulus settled down there, and when he removed the soil from his boots, the Tippelsberg formed. A visit of Tippelsberg is highly recommended, the view from top onto the middle part of the Ruhr Area being excellent. Information boards advise of the landmarks around.
* Mutten-Valley [url=http://www.muttental.de[/url]]at Witten. It offers many relicts from the beginning of the mining period: mouth of galleries, machines, models of old mines. It is very impressive seeing it.
Those who like it should visit the ruin of
* Castle Hardenstein [url=http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Hardenstein[/url]]nearby, an about 15 minutes walk aside river Ruhr. Accourding to legends gnome Goldemar should have lived there 700 years ago.
* Industrial Heritage Trail [http://www.route-industriekultur.de//menue/menue.html&lang=2[/url] recommended sites of the industrial heritage
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Events
Jumble Sale [url=http://www.flohmarktbochum.de/index.htm]]in front of the city hall every third Saturday per month
* Steam-Festival [url=http://www.dampf-festival.de/[/url],]presentation of old, steam-powered street-vehicles, about every second year on the ground of Mine Hannover in Bochum-Hordel
* FIDENA [url=http://www.fidena.de/[/url]]Marionette Theatre
* Bochum Maiabend [url=http://www.bochumer-maiabendgesellschaft.de[/url]]festival with medival roots at last weekend in April.
* Bochum Total [url=http://www.bochumtotal.de]]Rock-Music-Festival, one of the largest and most-important admission-free music-festivals in Germany. It starts every year at fist Thursday after schoolout in summer and lasts for four days in the city.
* Fiege Kino Open Air cinema outside in the yard of Fiege Brewery next to main station.
* Sparkassen Giro siehe unter Sport
* Bochum7up in Bochum Lagendreer - festival in suburb 7, derivated from times where old zip-code was valid
* Uemminger-Summertime [url=http://www.uemminger-summertime.de/[/url]]at lake Ümmingen
* Kemnader See in Flammen
* Kemnader See- und Hafenfest
* Extraschicht [url=http://www.extraschicht.de[/url]]the night of industrial heritage at June, refer also section "Culture".
* Open Flair [url=http://www1.openflair.de/flair/index.htm[/url]]one weekend at September, Raree Show, admission free
* Bochum Kulinarisch [url=http://www.bochum-kulinarisch.de[/url]]in August chifs of Bochum and nearby conjure up delicacies of their cuisine for low budget to taste.
* Bochumer Musiksommer [url=http://www.bochumer-musiksommer.de[/url]]Music-Summer, a weekend full of music from Classic to Rock at Massenberg Boulevard, admission free
* Kemnade International Festival of World Culture
* Piano-Festival-Ruhr [http://www.klavierfestival.de[/url]
* Bochumer wine-market during September
* Oktober-market
* Bochum's Christmas [url=http://www.bochumer-weihnacht.de]]including medival christmas market around Paulus-church, craftsmanship and the sound of historical instruments
* Ruhrtriennale [http://www.ruhrtriennale.de[/url] classical theatre in industrial ambiente in and all around Bochum
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Bars
The Bermuda3eck (Bermude-Triangle) is the trendy district in Bochum and at the Ruhr as well. About 75 Bars, Restaurants, Cafes und Bistros are located here. They offer 10,000 seats, in summertime 3,000 of them open air. The Bermuda-Triagle is located around the Engelbert-Square.
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Theatre and Musicals
Comödie Bochum [http://www.comoedie-bochum.de/]
* Schauspielhaus Bochum [url=http://www.schauspielhausbochum.de/]]
* Varieté et cetera [url=http://www.variete-et-cetera.de/[/url]]Herner-Strasse 299
* Prinzregenttheater [url=http://www.prinzregenttheater.de/[/url]]Prinz-Regent-Strasse 50-60
* Theater Thealozzi [url=http://www.thealozz.de[/url]]Pestalozzistrasse 21
* Theater Thespis [url=http://www.theater-thespis.de[/url]]Baaker Mulde 3
* Theater Zauberkasten [url=http://www.zauberkasten.de[/url]]Lothringer Strasse 36
* TheaterTotal [url=http://www.theatertotal.de[/url]]Hunscheidtstrasse 154
* Constantin Musik Theater [url=http://www.constantin-theater.de[/url]]Widume Strasse 6
* Starlight Express [url=http://www.starlight-express-musical.de/[/url],]the probably most successfull musical worldwide.
* Bochumer Symphoniker [url=http://www.bochumer-symphoniker.de[/url]]
* Freilichtbühne Wattenscheidt [http://www.freilichtbuehne-wattenscheid.de/[/url]
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Bathing and Wellness
Stadtbad Hallenbad am Massenberg Boulevard in der City, Sauna, Massagen, Wassergymnastik
* Sauna, Fitness und Massage in der Meditheme am Ruhrpark (ehem. Aquadrom)
* Nordwestbad, Hallenfreibad Hofstede, Stettiner Str. 1-3, Tel 0234 524718
* Freizeitbad Heveney Hallen- und Freibad (schon Stadtgebiet Witten am Kemnader See), großer Saunabereich, beheiztes Außenbecken auch im Winter nutzbar, Tel 02302 56263
* Hallenfreibad Höntrop, Am Südpark 1, Tel 02327 73167
* Hallenfreibad Langendreer, Eschweg 50, Tel 0234 287547
* Hallenfreibad Linden, Brannenweg 10, Tel 0234 494257
* Hallenbad Querenburg,
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Sunbathing
Municipal Park grassy area below the park-restaurantauf - they do not like but accept it
* Westpark, situated at Alleestraße near downtown, much space, admission free, see item Parks also
* Lake Kemnade, nord-west bank at the hillside, sun position adverse in the afternoon, admission free
* Grassy Area at the Ruhr in Dahlhausen, clean, much space, admission free
not recommended is the area at lake Uemmingen, much dirt by dugs and swans.
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The Ruhr-University (RUB) [url=http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de]]has an excellent international repputation. Address: Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Universitätsstraße 150, 44780 Bochum, Fon: +49 234 32-201 Fax: +49 234 14-201
* University of Applied Science [url=http://www.hochschule-bochum.de[/url]]Lennershofstraße 140, 44801 Bochum, Tel.: +49 (0)234 32-202, Fax: +49 (0)234 32-14312
* Technische University of applied Science Georg Agricola [url=http://www.tfh-bochum.de[/url]]for resources, energy and environment, Herner Straße 45, 44787 Bochum
* Evangelische Fachhochschule Rheinland-Westfalen-Lippe [url=http://www.efh-bochum.de[/url]]Immanuel-Kant-Str. 18-20, 44803 Bochum, Tel.: 0234-36901-0 Fax: 0234-36901-100
* Drama School Bochum [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schauspielschule_Bochum[/url] Study Course Drama Bochum of Folkwang-Hochschule Essen, Lohring 20, 44789 Bochum
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The main shopping-streets in Bochum downtown are Kortumstrasse and Huestrasse.
* Kortumstrasse
* Huestrasse
* Massenberg Boulevard
* Shopping center Ruhr Park [http://www.ruhr-park.de/] at the eastern city limits.
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Cuisine
The cuisine of Bochum is the cuisine of The Ruhr. That was a Westphalian cuisine with strong East-Prussian and Rhenish impact. That means good and solid meals with much fat. Eaten was much cabbage, meat of rabbit, goat, pork and sometimes pigeons. IThe cuisine has changed and is still changing. On one hand, people do not have to labour so hard any more, but, on the other habd, people have more money to spend. Also are the imigrants. They brought their own cuisine with them. Today there is Turkish, Polish, sometimes Russian and most of all Mediteranian influence.
* To Bochum belongs "The Original" of butcher "Dönnighaus". That is a light sausage. It is well known even outside Bochum's limits and is the basis of a real good curried Sausage. Every visitor should taste it. You can get it all over the city at snack bars.
* One enlaged weekend in summer there is Bochum kulinarisch [http://www.bochum-kulinarisch.de/]. Chefs from and around Bochum conjure up delicacies of their cuisine for low budget to taste. It takes place at Massenberg Boulevard, ask at the tourist office for the exact date.
* September to February, blue mussels will be offered which are treated as a delicacy.
* During May, there are Dutch "Matjes". These are salted herrings but with gentle taste.
* Also during May is the period of asparagus. It exists as white and green one, mainly from France (first) and Germany. The German white asparagus is the best one.
* Many Turkish and Arabic shops offer little sweets made from puff pastry, almonds, coconut flakes, honey and a lot of sugar (the Turkish name is tatle´). The Turkish ones are extremely sweet. The Arabic ones are similar to the European taste. They are both worth a try.
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Mid-range
AVLI im Luisenhof, Luisenstr. 14, Greek cuisine
* Stätlingshof in Altenbochum (4 km from town), Altenbochumer Str. 64, australian and international cuisine
* TAPAS, Kortumstr. 3, Spanish cuisine
* UNA MAS, Hans-Böckler-Str. 34, Spanish cuisine
* Sticks, Viktoriastr. 59, Japonese cuisine
* Taufenbach - Brauereiausschank, Gerberstr. 19-21
* [url=http://www.altes-brauhaus-rietkoetter.de/]Altes Brauhaus Rietkötter[/url], Große Beckstr. 7, Tel: 0234 9266710
* Mutter Wittig, Bongardstr. 35, Tel: 0234 / 12141
* Zur Uhle, Huestr. 24a
* SIDE, Hattinger Str. 601 (5 km vom Zentrum), Turkish cuisine
* PACIFIC BARBEQUE, Widumestr. 6, Mongolian cuisine
* LIVINGROOM, Luisenstr. 9-13, new international cuisine
* [url=http://www.zappenduster-bochum.de/]Restaurant Zappenduster[/url], Gahlenschestraße 129, Tel.: 0234 6102727. darkroom restaurant, a graet experiance
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The Ruhr people drink beer. Of course, every restaurant has a wine card, but in pubs and during relaxed getting-together, they prefer beer. All beer in Germany and at the Ruhr as well is brewed according to the German purity law: only water, hop and malt. If you visit Bochum, you should taste one (or more) of the local products!
* There is only one big brewery left in Bochum: Fiege. You can get its beer everywehere but mainly in Fiege's Stammhaus [http://www.fieges-stammhaus.de/].
** Fiege Pils: the taste is comfartable bitter and hoppy, the colour is strong yellow.
** Fiege Gründer: due to the original recipe, the taste is more smooth
** Bläck Mäck: a dark beer with strong taste
** Bockbier (only during May): a beer with double alcohol (7%)
* Brewing House Tauffenbach [http://www.tauffenbach.de/], address: Gerberstr. 19, 44787 Bochum. Only here can you get the very light and sweet Tauffenbach-Pils.
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The cities within the Ruhr area are amoung the safest in Germany. Since the Ruhr is until now not a tourist region, it is not in the focus of pickpockets. But it is a good idea to take the usual precautions. Don't leave you camera unattended, don't flash around a fat wallet. Since many citizens have a migration background, the acceptance of strangers is high and the possibility of encountering racism or other prejudices is low.
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... to other cities of the [wiki=807046ff536e8478c5bf9f4b25b02f9e]Ruhr area[/wiki]
* medival center of [wiki=c185e52144228bc5cd715a42a7e787d6]Hattingen[/wiki] [http://www.hattingen.de]
* Tamil Temple Sri Kamadchi Ampal [url=http://www.kamadchi-ampal.de/]]in [[Hamm[/url]] [http://www.hamm.de]
* Archäologischer Park [url=http://www.xanten.de/de/tourismus/sehenswuerdigkeiten/archaeologischer_park_xanten_apx/]][[Xanten[/url]] [http://www.xanten.de]
to [wiki=5f22adea9df0d30bf784d08b57acc88e]Düsseldorf[/wiki] [url=http://www.duesseldorf.de],][[Köln[/url]] [http://www.koeln.de]
* Carnival
[wiki=9bb43a4ce6b060e4766588c1d88fcb1b]Münster[/wiki] [http://www.muenster.de]
* old town
[wiki=a553ed4ea2b9d28b5dcc1dbf9568a4ea]Münsterland[/wiki] [http://www.muensterland.de]
*[wiki=b96f93d91ba8a10103deecc2577aba07]Schloss Nordkirchen[/wiki] [http://www.muensterland-tourismus.de/kultur/burgen_schloesser/Absolut_sehenswerte_Schloesser/Nordkirchen/index.html]
* Bicycle Tours
* Wild Horses [url=http://www.wildpferde.de]]im Merfelder Bruch
* Moated Castles
[[Sauerland[/url]] [http://www.sauerland.de]
* Stalactite Cave [wiki=8961ce0f7de73664e803f1ea1f8b3e9d]Dechenhöhle[/wiki] [http://www.dechenhoehle.de]
* Stalactite Cave [wiki=d42eedc1f1ed0e05570a101d1bbc2ded]Kluterthöhle[/wiki] [http://www.kluterthoehle.de]
* Stalactite Cave [wiki=2437d1a943f03e649b31f30b0a7dd6ba]Attahöhle[/wiki] [http://www.atta-hoehle.de]
* Winter Sports
[wiki=f59e30151a94f8008ce84f50a8de53fa]Bergisches Land[/wiki] [http://www.bergisches-land.de]
* castle [wiki=0efd433f72894f0ce0e76b0c342b24b6]Schloss Burg[/wiki] [http://www.schossburg.de]
* City of blades [wiki=dc139a7a6b29c7f0e03b4ccf2f2d9ade]Solingen[/wiki] [http://www.solingen.de]
or to the [wiki=76ff6cc9752a8ba82a9a86d4ff9245a7]Niederlande[/wiki].
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