How long does the tour with the Cabrio Bus last?

The tour lasts about 2 hours or 120 minutes.

Where is the meeting point?

The start is either in front of the German Mining Museum at the coach parking lot or at the coach stop at Bochum's main train station.

What sights are along the route?

The ride passes by the Jahrhunderthalle, Ruhrstadion, and the Dahlhauser Heide miners' settlement, among others.

Is the tour weather-dependent?

In good weather, the open upper deck offers special views. Sun protection is recommended for sunny days.

Is there a toilet on the bus?

No, there is no toilet on the bus. Please plan accordingly.

How much does a ticket cost?

An adult ticket costs 24 Euros. Reduced and child tickets are also available.

Bochum in the Cabrio Bus: A panoramic journey through change and industrial culture

Name: Tour with the Cabrio Bus
Start: 2026-10-17T17:45:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-17T19:45:00+02:00
Location: Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum

Experience Bochum anew: Discover change, history, and the Ruhr area vibe with the Cabrio Bus

The tour with the Cabrio Bus takes visitors deep into the Bochum of yesterday and today. In about two hours, guests will enjoy a city tour that traces the path from agrarian beginnings through coal and steel to the modern city of knowledge and culture.

A journey through time on two levels

The double-decker Cabrio Bus offers a unique perspective on Bochum. The live guest commentary explains the structural change of the city with vivid anecdotes, turning familiar streets into an exploratory experience with local history at hand.

Routes with strong contrasts

The ride spans the urban Ruhr area and connects industrial heritage with urban renewal. Key impressions include the Jahrhunderthalle, Ruhrstadion, and the historic buildings of the Dahlhauser Heide miners' settlement. This creates a city tour that links industrial culture, architecture, and everyday history.

Comfort, weather, and practical tips

Boarding is available either at the German Mining Museum or at the coach stop in Bochum's main train station. Intermediate exits are not planned, there is no toilet on the bus, and on sunny days, sun protection is recommended for the open upper deck. This format is aimed at guests who want to discover Bochum comfortably, vibrantly, and with a clear view over the city.

Who will particularly benefit from the tour

The tour appeals to both visitors and locals who want to get to know their city anew. Those seeking industrial culture, Ruhr area charm, and a compact city tour will have a diverse experience with clear tourist quality.

In the end, the impression is that of a tour that makes Bochum's change tangible and sparks curiosity for more city exploration. Those who want to experience the development of the Ruhr area front and center should secure their Cabrio Bus tour in good time.