Landschaftspark, from coal plant to Europe's largest dive pool

Land Chef's Park is a modern public space built on a former coal and steel plant. Its standout feature is the Gazimeter, a repurposed gas container now serving as Europe's largest indoor scuba diving pool. The park, constructed in 1991, draws over a million visitors annually with attractions like high ropes courses, climbing parks, and a viewing deck. The Gazimeter, filled with rainwater, offers a unique diving experience. The park's transformation from an industrial site to a recreational area highlights the potential for repurposing spaces, educating visitors on Germany's industrial history.

What significant change occurred in the city’s steel and mining sector in 1985?

Describe the underwater landscape that divers can explore at Land Chef's Park.