PROGETTO ERASMUS
European Route of Industrial Heritage Factory Sisma
Indice
05. Problems
01. Introduction
06. More
02. Significance
07. Why?
03. When?
08. SISMA
04. Advantage
01
Introduction
The European Route of Industrial Heritage (ERIH) is a cultural route certified in 2019. It's one of the most significant industrial heritage sites in Europe and it covers 47 countries.
ERIH
Old industrial plants
- Zollverein Coal Mine Industrial Complex, Germany
Museums
- Augsburg textile and Industry Museum, Germany
- Big Pit National Coal Museum, Wales
Significance
Mines
02
It’s very relevant for Europe because it shows us what the Industrial Revolution was. The revolution began in 18th century.
- Historic Silver Mine, Poland
03
How long does it take?
If you’re going to visit all the European Route of Industrial Heritage, you will spend a lot of time, because the route involves over 2000 locations. However, if you don’t have enough time, you could choose a tour.
Information
04
Advantages
Problems
In the voyage, the route will present to you the impressive and attractive industrial history of Europe. It won’t be beautiful, enchanting or delightful like other sites, but I think it will be really interesting and distinctive.
However, the travel could be dull for someone who isn’t interested in history and factories. The old industrial plants aren’t breathtaking like a landscape or a building. Because of that, these people shouldn’t visit this route.
05
We can also find traces of the Industrial Revolution in America
Where can we find out more?
06
Why did I choose it?
I choose this route for a simple reason: I’m interested in this. The progress of the industries changed the society of that time. This theme is so exciting that I can’t choose anything else.
07
FACTORY SISMA
The SISMA (Società Industrie Siderurgiche Meccaniche e Affini) is an italian steel factory located in Villadossola.
4. Now
3. The end
1. Origin
2. Companies
In 1999 there was the end of the factory SISMA .
SISMA was a part of: EGAM, IRI, Finsider and Leali S.p.A
The industry was founded in 1892 and there were only a few workers.
Now the demolition of the factory is finishing.
08
Description of the picture
On the left, there is a stream with a lot of trees. The lower right corner of the picture shows a church. In the middle of the image there's a high school, other buildings and some cars. In the background of the picture we can see the factory SISMA.
A perfect conclusion
Thanks for your attention
What’s the best time to go?
You can visit the route in every season, but if I were you, I’d see it in spring or in autumn, because the weather isn’t too cold or too hot.
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PROGETTO ERASMUS
European Route of Industrial Heritage Factory Sisma
Indice
05. Problems
01. Introduction
06. More
02. Significance
07. Why?
03. When?
08. SISMA
04. Advantage
01
Introduction
The European Route of Industrial Heritage (ERIH) is a cultural route certified in 2019. It's one of the most significant industrial heritage sites in Europe and it covers 47 countries.
ERIH
Old industrial plants
Museums
Significance
Mines
02
It’s very relevant for Europe because it shows us what the Industrial Revolution was. The revolution began in 18th century.
03
How long does it take?
If you’re going to visit all the European Route of Industrial Heritage, you will spend a lot of time, because the route involves over 2000 locations. However, if you don’t have enough time, you could choose a tour.
Information
04
Advantages
Problems
In the voyage, the route will present to you the impressive and attractive industrial history of Europe. It won’t be beautiful, enchanting or delightful like other sites, but I think it will be really interesting and distinctive.
However, the travel could be dull for someone who isn’t interested in history and factories. The old industrial plants aren’t breathtaking like a landscape or a building. Because of that, these people shouldn’t visit this route.
05
We can also find traces of the Industrial Revolution in America
Where can we find out more?
06
Why did I choose it?
I choose this route for a simple reason: I’m interested in this. The progress of the industries changed the society of that time. This theme is so exciting that I can’t choose anything else.
07
FACTORY SISMA
The SISMA (Società Industrie Siderurgiche Meccaniche e Affini) is an italian steel factory located in Villadossola.
4. Now
3. The end
1. Origin
2. Companies
In 1999 there was the end of the factory SISMA .
SISMA was a part of: EGAM, IRI, Finsider and Leali S.p.A
The industry was founded in 1892 and there were only a few workers.
Now the demolition of the factory is finishing.
08
Description of the picture
On the left, there is a stream with a lot of trees. The lower right corner of the picture shows a church. In the middle of the image there's a high school, other buildings and some cars. In the background of the picture we can see the factory SISMA.
A perfect conclusion
Thanks for your attention
What’s the best time to go?
You can visit the route in every season, but if I were you, I’d see it in spring or in autumn, because the weather isn’t too cold or too hot.