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For Besucher-Bergwerk und Museum Kleinenbremen in Porta Westfalica, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Besucher-Bergwerk und Museum Kleinenbremen

Rintelner Straße 393, 32457 Porta Westfalica, DE-NW, DE

Besucher-Bergwerk und Museum Kleinenbremen

The souvenir machine is located behind the glass door after the ticket counter.

The visitor mine and museum offers an exciting insight into the history of regional mining and brings the underground world to life in a vivid way. In historic tunnels, with original machines and carefully prepared exhibits, visitors learn how raw materials were extracted and under what conditions the miners worked. Particularly impressive is the combination of an authentic site, the history of technology and vivid interpretation. Guided tours explain important facts about mining methods, tools and geological features, while the museum makes everyday life in mining tangible with images, exhibits and documents. This makes the destination suitable for families as well as visitors interested in technology, school classes and day-trippers. Anyone who wants to experience industrial history not just by reading about it, but firsthand, will find a varied and educational discovery tour here.

Besucher-Bergwerk und Museum Kleinenbremen
The souvenir machine is located behind the glass door after the ticket counter.
Rintelner Straße 393
Porta Westfalica
North Rhine-Westphalia
32457
Germany
Besucher-Bergwerk und Museum Kleinenbremen
Besucher-Bergwerk und Museum Kleinenbremen
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The visitor mine and museum offers an exciting insight into the history of regional mining and brings the underground world to life in a vivid way. In historic tunnels, with original machines and carefully prepared exhibits, visitors learn how raw materials were extracted and under what conditions the miners worked. Particularly impressive is the combination of an authentic site, the history of technology and vivid interpretation. Guided tours explain important facts about mining methods, tools and geological features, while the museum makes everyday life in mining tangible with images, exhibits and documents. This makes the destination suitable for families as well as visitors interested in technology, school classes and day-trippers. Anyone who wants to experience industrial history not just by reading about it, but firsthand, will find a varied and educational discovery tour here.
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