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SASE - Collection from city cleaning and disposal
Museum/Exhibition
SASE - the museum on the history of waste collection and recycling management
SASE is a globally unique exhibition on the history of urban cleaning and waste management. In addition to the history, the current status of waste recovery, recycling and climate protection through the circular economy is also on display.
Address
SASE - Collection from city cleaning and disposal
Max-Planck-Str. 11
58638 Iserlohn
Telephone: 02371 / 95399-0
Fax: 02371 / 95399-19
Properties:
The Collection of Urban Cleaning and Waste Disposal, SASE for short, has set itself the task of documenting and presenting to the public the importance of waste collection and urban cleaning in terms of hygiene, environmental and climate protection.
SASE also maintains the industry archive of the German waste disposal industry and the "German Waste Management Library" (DABib) with around 20,000 specialist books on environmental technology and the waste disposal industry.
Visitors can find out about technical developments in the areas of waste collection, street cleaning, sewer services and recycling in a permanent exhibition.
Over 40 historical vehicles, various functional models, installations and multimedia elements bring the eventful history of the waste disposal industry in Germany since 1900 to life over an area of 800 square meters. This makes the SASE exhibition the world's largest exhibition on the topic of "Urban Environmental Protection".
Guided tours for children
Younger visitors can immerse themselves in the medieval world of waste and refuse collection, explore refuse collection vehicles and various waste containers and playfully explore modern waste collection and separation. Or simply sit behind the wheel of a (historic) refuse truck.
Climate protection through the circular economy
The questions of the present are posed in the second part of the exhibition, which focuses on "Climate protection through the circular economy". Models of compost and waste treatment plants illustrate the great climate protection potential of the waste management industry. Various exhibits from the fields of industrial cleaning and waste recycling invite visitors to try out, touch and experience.
SASE also maintains the industry archive of the German waste disposal industry and the "German Waste Management Library" (DABib) with around 20,000 specialist books on environmental technology and the waste disposal industry.
Visitors can find out about technical developments in the areas of waste collection, street cleaning, sewer services and recycling in a permanent exhibition.
Over 40 historical vehicles, various functional models, installations and multimedia elements bring the eventful history of the waste disposal industry in Germany since 1900 to life over an area of 800 square meters. This makes the SASE exhibition the world's largest exhibition on the topic of "Urban Environmental Protection".
Guided tours for children
Younger visitors can immerse themselves in the medieval world of waste and refuse collection, explore refuse collection vehicles and various waste containers and playfully explore modern waste collection and separation. Or simply sit behind the wheel of a (historic) refuse truck.
Climate protection through the circular economy
The questions of the present are posed in the second part of the exhibition, which focuses on "Climate protection through the circular economy". Models of compost and waste treatment plants illustrate the great climate protection potential of the waste management industry. Various exhibits from the fields of industrial cleaning and waste recycling invite visitors to try out, touch and experience.
Prices
Adults: 6.50
Children: 3.00
Guided tour 1 hour, max. 30 persons / plus admission: 90.00
Children: 3.00
Guided tour 1 hour, max. 30 persons / plus admission: 90.00
Main opening times:
| Day | From | Until |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 09:00 | 16:30 |
| Tuesday | 09:00 | 16:30 |
| Wednesday | 09:00 | 16:30 |
| Thursday | 09:00 | 16:30 |
| Friday | 09:00 | 16:30 |
Directions
Arrival by public transport: From Hbf. Hagen with the RE 16 in 24 minutes to Hbf. Iserlohn. Then take bus number 15 or 16 within 6 minutes to the Gerontotechnik/Iserlohn stop, then follow the signs. The buses run every 15 minutes. The walk from the bus stop to SASE gGmbH takes 5 minutes. Public transport timetable: www.mvg-online.de Directions by car: Note for navigation systems: Enter Oestrich Str. 115, 58638 Iserlohn, then follow the signs to "Zentrum für Gerontotechnik" into Max-Planck-Straße and drive through to the end. Take the A46 Iserlohn Zentrum exit and turn left onto Dortmunder Str. (L648) towards Schwerte. At the 2nd set of traffic lights, turn left into Hellweg. After a further 2 km, turn left at the traffic lights into Dröscheder Berg and after approx. 1 km turn left into Oestrich Str.. Then follow the signs to SASE.