Hagen is situated at the southeastern edge
of the Ruhr area.
It is known for its industrial history
and is part of the larger metropolitan region.
Hagen lies where the rivers Lenne and Volme meet the Ruhr.
Hagen has a population of around 184,600 people.

LWL Freilichtmuseum Hagen
A vast open air museum showcasing traditional crafts, workshops, and rural life.
Schloss Hohenlimburg
A hilltop medieval castle offering panoramic views over the Lenne valley.
Osthaus Museum Hagen
An art museum founded by patron Karl Ernst Osthaus, featuring modern and expressionist works.
Emil Schumacher Museum
A striking glass fronted museum dedicated to the abstract painter Emil Schumacher.
Wasserschloss Werdringen
A moated castle housing an archaeological museum with prehistoric finds.

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Hohenhof
An Art Nouveau villa designed by Henry van de Velde for Karl Ernst Osthaus.
Theater Hagen
The city’s main venue for opera, ballet, and theatrical performances.
Volkspark Hagen
A central green park ideal for strolling, relaxing, and outdoor events.
Hasper Talsperre
A scenic reservoir surrounded by forest trails and peaceful nature.
Harkortsee
A lakeside recreation area perfect for boating, walking, and lakeshore cafés.

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Hengsteysee
A popular reservoir offering cycling paths, water sports, and scenic viewpoints.
St.-Marien-Basilika
A neo Gothic basilica known for its tall spire and stained glass windows.
St.-Michael-Kirche
A historic church with a serene interior and local significance.
Bismarckturm Hagen
A classic Bismarck tower with sweeping views over the surrounding hills.
Stadtgarten Hagen
A landscaped city garden with lawns, sculptures, and quiet walking paths.

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Elbershallen
A former industrial complex transformed into a cultural and leisure district.
Kunstquartier Hagen
A combined art district housing the Schumacher and Osthaus museums.
Ischelandstadion
A historic stadium and sports complex used for athletics and local events.
Springeplatz
A lively central square with fountains, cafés, and seasonal activities.
Rathaus an der Volme
Hagen’s town hall, known for its imposing architecture and riverside setting.