Hamm is known for its rich history
and industrial heritage.
Hamm is a cenyter of the German steel industy.
It lies in the northern part of the Ruhrgebiet
in the German State
Nordrhein Westfalen NRW.
Hamm has a population of around 179,000 people.

Maximilianpark
A vast landscaped park built on a former coal mine site.
Glaselefant
A giant walkinside glass elephant created from a converted coalwashery.
Sri Kamadchi Ampal Temple
One of Europe’s largest Hindu temples with vibrant annual festivals.
GustavLübckeMuseum
A museum featuring archaeology, art, and cultural history collections.
Kurpark Hamm
A peaceful spa park with lakes, lawns, and long walking paths.

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Tierpark Hamm
A familyfriendly zoo with a wide variety of animals.
Schloss Oberwerries
A baroque moated castle surrounded by nature.
Waldbühne Heessen
An openair theater hosting plays and cultural events.
Hamm Market Square
A lively central square with cafés, shops, and seasonal events.
Pauluskirche
A historic church and architectural landmark in the city center.

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Lippepark Hamm
A modern recreational area built on former industrial land.
Wasserturm Hamm
A striking water tower reflecting the city’s industrial heritage.
Hamm City Museum
A local museum exploring the city’s development and traditions.
Heessener Wald
A forest area with trails ideal for hiking and cycling.
Hamm Planetarium
A small planetarium offering astronomy shows and educational programs.

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Kurhaus Bad Hamm
A historic spa building with elegant architecture.
Hamm Central Mosque
A notable modern mosque with distinctive design.
Lippe River Promenade
A scenic riverside path perfect for walking and cycling.
Zeche HeinrichRobert
A former coal mine connected to the Ruhr’s industrial heritage.
Hamm Christmas Market
A festive seasonal market filling the center with lights and regional specialties.