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The Celts Druids. Princes. Warriors. The life of the Celts during the Iron Age
Begin: 20.11.2010 End: 21.05.2011
The Celts were the first to dominate Europe; their domain was today’s Saar-Lor-Lux region. The exhibition shows, for the first time, a cross section of the unimaginably rich princes’ graves of Central Europe and at the most important site of industrial iron production brings most the beginnings of the iron age most vividly to life.
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State gifts - 60 years Germany
End: 05.09.2010 Gebläsehalle (blower hall)
On the occasion of the 60th birthday of the founding of the Federal Republic of Germany the World Cultural Heritage Site at the Völklingen Ironworks is presenting a special chapter in the history of the Federal Republic.
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The Paradise - World Culturel Heritage Völklinger Hütte
End: 01.11.2010
“The dialogue between industrial culture and nature is one of the most fascinating artistic themes in the contemporary acquisition of our civilisation. A central...
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ScienceCenter Ferrodrom®
End: 01.11.2010
Greeks held their spectacular chariot and horse races. An aquadrome is a place where you can go to explore the undiscovered world of water. The first Science Center in the Saar-Lor-Lux region, Ferrodrom® 08, in the burden shed with its area of more than 10,000 sqm, invites the visitor to discover the fascinating world of iron.
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Ouverture - Centre Pompidou-Metz
End: 01.11.2010
Not far from the World Cultural Heritage Site at the Volklingen Ironworks another lively cultural site of the 21st century has come into existence with the opening of the Centre Pompidou-Metz. Fascinating exhibitions of modern and contemporary art as well as dance, theatre, music and film are to be shown in this new art venue.
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Germany for Beginners
End: 19.09.2010
Do you know the Lorelei? How many football clubs are there in Germany? What significance does football have? How do Germans face their past? How do we treat foreigners? What is the German language actually like? What public holidays are there? What feasts are celebrated? What role does work play in German life? What kind of behaviour is maintained by the Germans?
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