# Ruhrgebiet > Places & Objects Canonical page: [https://chrome-stats.com/d/id1153409011](https://chrome-stats.com/d/id1153409011) ## Overview - **ID:** `id1153409011` - **Platform:** Apple - **Type:** Apple app - **Status:** Available - **Publisher:** Matthias Barann - **Category:** Places & Objects - **Version:** 2.0 - **Last updated:** 2026-06-23 - **First published:** 2016-09-17 - **Size:** 959 KB - **Data as of:** 2026-09-23 - **Store listing:** [Apple App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ruhrgebiet/id1153409011) - **Privacy policy:** [http://sticker.barann.eu](http://sticker.barann.eu/) ## Description Ey up! We've got a real treat for ya: stickers packed with everything the Ruhr Valley is all about. Stickers from the Pott – this is our home! Hey there! Here's something really special: stickers featuring everything that makes the Ruhrpott what it is. From Zeche Zollverein and the Gasometer to Tiger & Turtle – a trip right across the region, straight into your iMessage. Whether it's the Mining Museum, the suspension railway, or the glowing "U" in the Dortmund skyline – pack the finest corners of the Pott into your messages and show your mates where the heart beats. With hammer and mallet, miner's lamp, and a big "Glück auf!" Enough with boring chats – time to graft, laugh, and get stickering. Come on in, there's plenty to discover! Currently included: Mining Museum – Bochum: The largest mining museum in the world takes you underground and, with its winding tower above the roof, makes the history of coal tangible. Zollverein – Essen: Once "the most beautiful colliery in the world," today it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of the transformation from industrial site to cultural metropolis. Tetraeder – Bottrop: Perched atop a slag heap, this walkable steel pyramid offers a sweeping view across the entire region. Gasometer – Oberhausen: Europe's tallest exhibition space was once a gas holder and now impresses with spectacular installations inside its giant steel cylinder. Emscherkunst – Oberhausen: Along the redesigned course of the Emscher, this art exhibition combines sculptures with the ecological renaturalization of the once heavily polluted river. Florian – Dortmund: The Florian Tower in Westfalenpark rises over the city as a striking television-tower landmark, dating back to the 1959 Federal Garden Show. Suspension Railway – Wuppertal: The floating elevated railway above the Wupper has been a unique and lovingly maintained transport monument for over 120 years. Tiger & Turtle – Duisburg: This walkable roller-coaster sculpture on a spoil heap invites you to stroll across its loops – a symbol of movement amid structural change. Planetarium – Bochum: Beneath its distinctive dome, visitors journey through stars and galaxies – high culture and science right in the heart of the Ruhr region. Himmelstreppe ("Stairway to Heaven") – Gelsenkirchen: The Rheinelbe heap carries this spiraling concrete sculpture, standing like a staircase into the sky above the green industrial landscape. Hoheward – Herten: The region's largest spoil heap impresses with its enormous horizon observatory and sundial obelisk as a monumental "landscape structure." Dortmunder U – Dortmund: The former fermentation building of the Union Brewery, with its glowing "U" on the roof, has become a centre for art and creativity. O-Werk – Bochum: The former Opel administration building now stands as a technology and office hub, embodying the shift from car factory to knowledge region. Henrichenburg Boat Lift – Waltrop: This historic lift on the Dortmund-Ems Canal once raised entire ships and is now an industrial monument and museum. Maximilianpark – Hamm: On the grounds of the former Maximilian colliery, the glass elephant now draws visitors as a green landmark and family park. Colani Egg – Lünen: Designer Luigi Colani's futuristic "Lüntec Tower" sits like an egg atop an old winding tower of the Minister Achenbach colliery. Miner's Lamp: The miners' lamp provided light underground and became a quiet companion and a symbol of safety in the darkness. Hammer and Mallet: The crossed mining emblem of iron and wood remains to this day a symbol of work underground and of the region's identity. Glück auf: The traditional miners' greeting wished colleagues a safe return to daylight and is still an expression of solidarity in the Ruhr region today. Demolition Hammer: This powerful tool symbolizes the breaking up of rock and structures – and with it, the constant reinvention of the Ruhr region. No ads, no tracking, all yours. For suggestions and requests for more stickers, feel free to drop a message to dev@barann.eu ## Rankings - #1,881,489 — Overall ## Similar extensions and apps - [Kokolores](https://chrome-stats.com/d/id1469538750) - [Ruhr Museum Audioguide](https://chrome-stats.com/d/id1596946739) — 5.00 / 5 - [Moin! 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