March 23
Photo: Cesar von Meissen Kettwig – Essen's green pearl on the Ruhr with charm, history, and quality of life Kettwig, the southernmost district of Essen, is a place that uniquely combines history, nature, and modern life. Nestled in the gentle hills of the Ruhr valley and located directly on the river, Kettwig offers an unparalleled quality of life. [...] Read More
March 21
Photo: Cesar von Meissen Essen-Heisingen: Natural idyll and community at Baldeneysee This district is a true gem on the Ruhr peninsula. Nestled between Baldeneysee and the Schellenberger Forest, Heisingen offers a rare combination of tranquil nature, historical significance, and urban quality of life. With around 13,000 inhabitants, the district has retained its village charm to this day – and [...] Read More
24 January
Photo: Cesar von Meissen Nature, nostalgia, and community at Baldeneysee. Newcomers and tourists alike have quickly taken Kupferdreh to their hearts – and for good reason. This district on the southeastern edge of Essen combines Ruhr region charm, industrial history, and modern quality of life in the most pleasant way. Kupferdreh is located directly on Baldeneysee and is the gateway to [...] Read More
November 16
Photo: Cesar von Meissen History, Nature & Excursions – Discover Fischlaken The Essen district of Fischlaken stretches picturesquely along the left slope of the Hespertal valley, below Hammerstraße, and is one of the most historically significant places along the Ruhr River. The area was first documented in the early 9th century – a testament to its long and important past. At that time [...] Read More
22 October
Bredeney Old Town Hall | Photo: Cesar von Meissen Bredeney: Historical Roots and Green Quality of Life Located in the south of the Ruhr metropolis of Essen, Bredeney is a district that, like few others, reflects the history and transformation of the Ruhr region. Once a predominantly agricultural farming community, today it is an upscale residential area with recreational opportunities, historical treasures, and listed buildings [...] Read More
18 October
Photo: Cesar von Meissen Historical flair, idyllic nature, and a vibrant leisure culture at Baldeneysee Essen-Werden, picturesquely situated in the Ruhr Valley, is one of the oldest districts of the Ruhr metropolis. Its roots reach back to 799, when the missionary Ludgerus founded a Benedictine monastery here. The Basilica of St. Ludgerus, a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture, still shapes the cityscape today, as does [...] Read More