Gelsenkirchen,

It is a city in Germany, one of the Central European countries, and is linked to the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. North Rhine-Westphalia is one of Germany’s 16 states and one of the most populous. Although Gelsenkirchen is not one of the largest cities in Germany, it is an important city for the state to which it belongs. This city, located in the west of the Federal Republic of Germany, is extremely close to the Netherlands, one of the country’s most important border neighbors. Gelsenkirchen is strategically significant in this regard because it is located in Germany’s most important region, the Ruhr. The city is one of the oldest settlements in this region. This settlement, which was officially registered as Gelsenkirchen in the 12th century, grew to become one of the most important cities of the German Empire and the German Principalities that comprised it. Gelsenkirchen, which was located on the territory of Germany and Prussia, a German state for many years, became one of the centers of the German Industrial Revolution in the nineteenth century. Traces of this era can still be found in Gelsenkirchen today.

The region in question also has very rich underground resources. The region, which is known for its coal reserves, is thus a city where industrialization is felt strongly. This city, which had very few settlements when it was founded, now has a population of around 300,000 people. A large proportion of this population is made up of Turks and German citizens of Turkish origin. Gelsenkirchen is one of the most important workers’ cities in Germany, with the highest unemployment rate in today’s Germany when compared to the population. Gelsenkirchen, which draws attention with its sub-local riches, Gelsenkirchen, one of Germany’s most important strategic points during World War II, differed from many other German cities as an oil-producing German city. Gelsenkirchen, which is still one of Germany’s most densely industrialized cities in terms of area, is highly differentiated.

The city is a major force, particularly in sports. Many famous German athletes grew up in this city and went on to become the face of Germany. Among them is Mesut zil, a Turkish-born player who previously wore the Real Madrid jersey. Mesut is of Turkish origin and holds a German passport. There are also many cathedrals and museums in the city. Apart from these, the city’s architecture is also worth seeing. Gelsenkirchen has many sister cities. Among them is Büyükçekmece.