Places with audio guides

The former aircraft production site in Taucha recalls industry linked to Auto Union, forced labor, and the plant’s postwar dismantling.

A rare surviving dry mill dating from 1899, one of the last three in the world. It recalls Kikinda's agricultural history and the traditional grinding of grain.

A modern cruise terminal at Leixões Port near Porto, opened in 2015. The striking spiral structure serves the growing maritime tourism sector.

The Lange Nelle Lighthouse in Oostende is a 57.5 m-high concrete tower from 1949 that still guides ships into the harbor and ranks among the symbols of the coast.

The world’s first oil mine, founded in 1854. The site in Bobrka shows the beginnings of oil extraction and the development of the early oil industry.

The museum tramway in Malmkoping offers rides along a former railway, a collection of Swedish trams, and a bus museum.

The Soviet BTM-3 rapid trenching machine, derived from the chassis of the T-54 tank, was capable of digging defensive lines in the field at an exceptional pace.

A world-famous hard coal mine in Essen, today a UNESCO World Heritage site with iconic architecture, museums, culture, and an industrial landscape.