
Breaking
Giant gas tank in Germany becomes its most special attraction
It once was an area of coal, steel, smoke and factories. Today people come here for art, nature and scenery. The gasometer in Oberhausen in northwestern Germany is perhaps the best example of the transformation the Ruhr region is undergoing. The giant structure, located a half hour drive northeast of Duisburg, was built to store gas created as a byproduct of the steel and coke industry (no, not what you're thinking, but a material...
· Source: Walla. Photo as published in article
It once was an area of coal, steel, smoke and factories. Today people come here for art, nature and scenery. The gasometer in Oberhausen in northwestern Germany is perhaps the best example of the transformation the Ruhr region is undergoing. The giant structure, located a half hour drive northeast of Duisburg, was built to store gas created as a byproduct of the steel and coke industry (no, not what you're thinking, but a material...


