The document provides information about several attractions in and around the city of Hagen, Germany. It describes the LWL free air museum, the largest railway yard in Germany located in Hagen, the artificial Harkortsee lake, the nearly original Castle of Hohenlimburg museum, Hagen's large forest coverage and status as a gateway to the mountainous Sauerland region, and how Hagen is divided into five regions with varying landscapes.

1. The LWL free air
museum of
Hagen.LWL=Landscape association Westfalen-Lippe
(Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe)
The Museum was planned in the
1920´s and is a museum for crafts
and technology history.
There are about 60 Workshops to
see how people worked in the
1800 to 1900.
Most of these workshops are not
only for viewing. You can produce
something with the Workers.

2. HAGEN
RAILWAY YARD
VORHALLE
Hagen is a city with industrial
history. It is known for a big
coal industry, but wich is now
days not more in the city.
Today Hagen connecting much
Citys and has one of the
biggest railway yards in
Germany.
It was opened in 1910.

3. HARKORTSEE
The Harkortsee is an
artificial lake which was
built in 1931.
It is between Hagen,
Herdecke and Wetter.
You can see a landscape
who is called
„Ardeygebirge“ on the
north-east side of the lake.

4. Schloss Hohenlimburg
The Castle of Hohenlimburg,
was built about 1240 and is
now a museum.
The castle of Hohenlimburg
is the last stronghold in NRW
who is nearly in original
conditions.

5. Hagen is full
of forest´s
Hagen has the most amount of
forest of big citys in NRW.
The picture at the top is a
panamora of Hagen city.
The picture on the right side is
a picture of the beginning of
the „drei-türme-weg“, a trail
wich is a route trough a part of
the forests of Hagen.

6. Hagen the Gate to „Sauerland“
Next to Hagen is Iserlohn which is in the region of the „Sauerland“.
It is full of natur and some high mountains with ski slopes.
The „Sauerland“ is called „the land of thousend mountains“ because there
more mountains then in other regions in NRW

7. The parts of Hagen
• Hagen is subdivided into five regions.
• Every region has his own landscape.
• The middle to top side is more developed then
others.
• At the south-side Eilpe/Dahl is very natureful
and there not so much citizen then in the other
regions.