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Klosterhardt, Oberhausen — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Klosterhardt is an Oberhausen district whose centrepiece is an LVR industrial museum housed at the St. Antony ironworks.
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Where to stay in Klosterhardt
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
OberhausenGermanya neighbouring district with park ground when Klosterhardt is fullOsterfeld
Osterfeld adjoins Klosterhardt and adds parks and a wider street plan without putting the ironworks museum out of reach.Osterfeld →About Klosterhardt
What are the main landmarks in Klosterhardt?
Two names carry the district. The LVR industrial museum occupies a disused ironworks, and it draws visitors who would otherwise have no reason to turn off the main road into a district of housing. The works are named for St. Antony.
Klosterhardt's parish church of St. Antonius carries the same saint into the street plan and gives the district the quieter of its two landmarks.
What is the history of Klosterhardt?
The ironworks gave the district its subject. What the LVR industrial museum preserves is a works whose site records how iron was made on this ground long before the surrounding streets of Oberhausen took their present form. A parish grew alongside.
Klosterhardt's church of St. Antonius fixed the residential half of the district, and the two halves have shared a saint's name ever since, one in iron and one in stone.
Where is Klosterhardt?
Klosterhardt runs beside Osterfeld inside Oberhausen, a district of housing streets set around the ironworks museum and the parish church of St. Antonius.
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What is the best area to stay in Klosterhardt?
Osterfeld: a neighbouring district with park ground when Klosterhardt is full.
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Updated August 2026