The Gasometer Oberhausen is closed until the opening of the upcoming exhibition "Planet Ocean" until 15 March 2024.

Tickets for the upcoming exhibition can be purchased online or at the Gasometer ticket office. The ticket office is open every day before Christmas (including Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays) from 10 am to 5 pm. The ticket office will be closed on 24/25/26 December, 31 December 2023 and 1 January 2024.

From 15 March 2024, "Planet Ocean" will showcase the fascinating beauty of the World's oceans and their diverse life forms. The innovative exhibition takes visitors into the unknown depths of this complex ecosystem.

Tickets for the upcoming exhibition are currently available exclusively through the Online-Ticket-Shop.

Click here for the Online-Ticket-Shop

Service telephone at the Gasometer: +49 (0)208.21295 (daily 10 am - 6 pm)
Service telephone of Gasometer GmbH: +49 (0)208.850 37 30 (Mon. to Thurs. 8-16:30; Fri. until 13:00)
Guided tour enquiries Ms Simone Schwering by email to ausstellung@gasometer.de.

Due to the high demand, there may be waiting times.
Note on the telephone system: Unfortunately, you will not hear a busy signal even if all staff members are already on the line.

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The Oberhausen Gasometer can look back on 25 eventful years as Europe's highest exhibition hall with 16 exhibitions and over eight million visitors. Already with the opening of the first exhibition "Fire and Flame" on 22 July 1994, the gigantic gas storage facility made a name for itself as a "cathedral of industrial culture". Many internationally renowned artists have been inspired by the unique spatial experience, including Christo, who used the Gasometer twice for his installations "The Wall" (1999) and "Big Air Package" (2013). The exhibitions "Sternstunden" (2009/10), "Wunder der Natur" (2016/17) and "Der Berg ruft" (2018/19) developed as real crowd pullers. The following video gives a complete overview of all 16 exhibitions of the past 25 years.