The Roeder Stollen gallery
For centuries, water power was the most important energy source for the Rammelsberg ore mine. The Roeder Stollen gallery is an impressive testament to this technological innovation and shows how water made underground work possible.
This is what you can expect
Fascinating insights into mining above and below ground.
The Roeder Stollen gallery, designed by Chief Mining Engineer Johann Christoph Roeder, consists of watercourses, shafts, and waterwheels and significantly contributed to the mine's productivity in the 19th century. During the guided tour, you will follow the path of the water through the mountain and experience how the enormous waterwheels and turbines were powered underground. Finally, you will descend 101 steps back to the surface.
Participation & Booking
Follow the path of the water through one of the most impressive technical monuments of the Rammelsberg.
Tickets are available online or at the museum ticket office.
