When does the exhibition start?

The date is set for June 2, 2026, at 10:00 AM.

Where does Path of Coal take place?

At the LWL Museum Zeche Hannover at Günnigfelder Straße 251, 44793 Bochum.

How much is the admission fee?

According to the press information, the exhibition is free of charge.

Is the location accessible?

The Zeche Hannover is certified by the initiative 'Travel for All' and provides information and support for a barrier-free visit.

Is there information about parking and directions?

Yes, Zeche Hannover is accessible by car and has a museum parking lot. Additionally, bus connections are described via the stops Hannoverstraße and Röhlinghauser Straße.

What is the exhibition about?

Photographs by Khalil Noé Döring about the current route of coal to Germany, from Rotterdam to the Ruhr area are shown.

Bochum's coal history becomes atmospherically and urgently visible again in the museum

Name: Path of Coal
Start: 2026-06-02T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-25T19:00:00+01:00
Location: LWL-Museum Zeche Hannover

Path of Coal: An exhibition that makes Bochum's industrial culture tangible

At the LWL Museum Zeche Hannover, the special exhibition Path of Coal provides insight into a substance that connects energy history, globalization, and Ruhr area identity. Photographic works by Khalil Noé Döring are displayed, documenting the current route of coal to Germany and making the often hidden stops of this transport visible.

Industrial culture with a strong visual memory

The exhibition leads into a changing world of work. Images from Rotterdam, of ships on the Waal and Rhine, as well as from Duisburg, tell stories of logistics, raw material flows, and the people working at these junctions. This creates a special event atmosphere: factual, urgent, and at the same time surprisingly approachable.

A place with history that carries the content

The Zeche Hannover in Bochum is itself part of the Ruhr area narrative. The historical museum location adds depth to the presentation because photography, industrial culture, and exhibition experience come together here directly. Those interested in mining, coal imports, industrial culture, and contemporary history will experience an exhibition with a clear focus and high informational value.

Why a visit is worthwhile

Path of Coal connects documentary photography with regional context, creating an access that is exciting for both culture enthusiasts and visitors to Bochum. The content is precise, visually strong, and ideally suited for a museum visit focused on industrial culture, exhibitions, and Ruhr area history.

In the end, a visit awaits that combines knowledge, atmosphere, and perspective shifts. Anyone who wants to experience the interplay of photography, history, and industrial surroundings live should mark this date and discover the exhibition on site.