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Step into the vibrant region known as the Ruhr, often referred to as 'The Ruhr' by outsiders. But don't be fooled, it's not just about the river. This area was once a rural region, but within a span of 50 years, it transformed into the heart of Germany's heavy industry. The population skyrocketed, with people immigrating from all over Europe, especially East Prussia. However, the Ruhr has undergone a significant transformation in recent decades. While it remains densely populated with around 5.3 million inhabitants, the focus has shifted to new industries such as IT, research, solar energy, logistics, and medicine. The mining and steel mills have given way to modern facilities, and the region now boasts more parks, leisure areas, and rural districts than you might expect. The Ruhr's rich history and diversity have also led to a fascinating competition between its cities. Each city takes great pride in its cultural, sporting, and recreational offerings, resulting in an abundance of options for residents and visitors alike. While the region's fragmented nature may obscure its true impact, the Ruhr's dynamic culture and vibrant character are waiting to be discovered.
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