Hespertalbahn on Baldeneysee

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Rides on a historic diesel locomotive* from Hespertalbahn on the Baldeneysee in the south of Essen are a very special, nostalgic experience. The diesel locomotives V1 (built in 1961) and V9 (built in 1957), which have been lovingly restored by the Hespertalbahn association, are used on certain dates.

The tour starts at the platform between the locomotive shed of Hespertalbahn and the old Prussian station at Kupferdreh (Alter Bahnhof Kupferdreh), which today houses Lukas and is used as a culinary station. Parking is available in the parking lot Hespertalbahn.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the diesel locomotive of Hespertalbahn, because not only the train locomotives are historic, the passenger carriages also bring the nostalgia of past decades to life on these special trips on the Baldeneysee experience.

Rides on a historic diesel locomotive* from Hespertalbahn on the Baldeneysee in the south of Essen are a very special, nostalgic experience. The diesel locomotives V1 (built in 1961) and V9 (built in 1957), which have been lovingly restored by the Hespertalbahn association, are used on certain dates.

The tour starts at the platform between the locomotive shed of Hespertalbahn and the old Prussian station at Kupferdreh (Alter Bahnhof Kupferdreh), which today houses Lukas and is used as a culinary station. Parking is available in the parking lot Hespertalbahn.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the diesel locomotive of Hespertalbahn, because not only the train locomotives are historic, the passenger carriages also bring the nostalgia of past decades to life on these special trips on the Baldeneysee experience.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Rides on a historic diesel locomotive* from Hespertalbahn on the Baldeneysee in the south of Essen are a very special, nostalgic experience. The diesel locomotives V1 (built in 1961) and V9 (built in 1957), which have been lovingly restored by the Hespertalbahn association, are used on certain dates.

The tour starts at the platform between the locomotive shed of Hespertalbahn and the old Prussian station at Kupferdreh (Alter Bahnhof Kupferdreh), which today houses Lukas and is used as a culinary station. Parking is available in the parking lot Hespertalbahn.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the diesel locomotive of Hespertalbahn, because not only the train locomotives are historic, the passenger carriages also bring the nostalgia of past decades to life on these special trips on the Baldeneysee experience.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Rides on a historic diesel locomotive* from Hespertalbahn on the Baldeneysee in the south of Essen are a very special, nostalgic experience. The diesel locomotives V1 (built in 1961) and V9 (built in 1957), which have been lovingly restored by the Hespertalbahn association, are used on certain dates.

The tour starts at the platform between the locomotive shed of Hespertalbahn and the old Prussian station at Kupferdreh (Alter Bahnhof Kupferdreh), which today houses Lukas and is used as a culinary station. Parking is available in the parking lot Hespertalbahn.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the diesel locomotive of Hespertalbahn, because not only the train locomotives are historic, the passenger carriages also bring the nostalgia of past decades to life on these special trips on the Baldeneysee experience.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Rides on a historic diesel locomotive* from Hespertalbahn on the Baldeneysee in the south of Essen are a very special, nostalgic experience. The diesel locomotives V1 (built in 1961) and V9 (built in 1957), which have been lovingly restored by the Hespertalbahn association, are used on certain dates.

The tour starts at the platform between the locomotive shed of Hespertalbahn and the old Prussian station at Kupferdreh (Alter Bahnhof Kupferdreh), which today houses Lukas and is used as a culinary station. Parking is available in the parking lot Hespertalbahn.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the diesel locomotive of Hespertalbahn, because not only the train locomotives are historic, the passenger carriages also bring the nostalgia of past decades to life on these special trips on the Baldeneysee experience.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Rides on a historic diesel locomotive* from Hespertalbahn on the Baldeneysee in the south of Essen are a very special, nostalgic experience. The diesel locomotives V1 (built in 1961) and V9 (built in 1957), which have been lovingly restored by the Hespertalbahn association, are used on certain dates.

The tour starts at the platform between the locomotive shed of Hespertalbahn and the old Prussian station at Kupferdreh (Alter Bahnhof Kupferdreh), which today houses Lukas and is used as a culinary station. Parking is available in the parking lot Hespertalbahn.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the diesel locomotive of Hespertalbahn, because not only the train locomotives are historic, the passenger carriages also bring the nostalgia of past decades to life on these special trips on the Baldeneysee experience.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.

Railroad enthusiasts can experience pure nostalgia on a ride with the steam locomotive* of Hespertalbahn. In the south of Essen, directly on the Baldeneysee steam locomotive rides take place several times a year. The special thing about this experience is that it's not just the steam locomotives, which are monuments to the industrial history of the Ruhr region, that turn back the clock; the line between the old Kupferdreh station and Haus Scheppen is also a living relic of 19th century history.

At a speed of around 15 km/h, the steaming bolide stomps along the south side of Lake Baldeney towards Fischlaken. Passengers can experience the history of the railroad and the industrialization of Germany, which had an important center in the Ruhr region, from historical passenger trains.