Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #10 in Essen, Germany

The Krupp family was initially a slate half-timbered building built in 1818/1819 as an overseer's house, and later became the residence of the Krupp family of industrialists from Essen. After being destroyed during the war, it was reconstructed true to the original in 1961.

Wikipedia: Stammhaus Krupp (DE)

The crucible casting monument is located in the Krupp belt on Altendorfer Strasse in Essen's Westviertel district and commemorates the cast steel production in the former Krupp cast steel factory.

Wikipedia: Tiegelgussdenkmal (DE)

Krupp-Park is a park under construction in the western quarter of the city of Essen, Germany. It was created as part of the Krupp-Gürtel urban development project and is located here in a north-south extension parallel west of the Berthold-Beitz-Boulevard. In the southern part of the park there is a sports facility.

Wikipedia: Krupp-Park (DE)

St. Mary's Assumption is a Roman Catholic church in the Altendorf district of Essen, Germany. It was built between 1891 and 1897. Today it belongs to the parish of St. Anthony.

Wikipedia: St. Mariä Himmelfahrt (Essen-Altendorf) (DE), Heritage Website

The Christus Church in Essen belongs to the Evangelische Lutherkirchengemeinde Essen-Altendorf in the church circle Essen der Evangelische Kirche in Rhineland and stands in the district Altendorf in Essen, Germany, on Kopernikusstraße.

Wikipedia: Christuskirche (Essen) (DE), Website

The Gervinuspark park is located in today's Essen district of Frohnhausen. Until 1959, this area was Essen's West Cemetery. The tomb of Wilhelm Kerckhoff, the first and only mayor of the mayor's office in Altendorf, the largest rural community in Prussia at the time, is still there today.

Wikipedia: Gervinuspark (DE)