You know, the city with the cool suspension railway, but in daylight

You might argue that there are more interesting places to visit in the region with limited time. I mean, the visit to the Ruhrgebiet insides, e.g. Essen, would be definitely interesting, don't you think? Yet this 350k linear city has a REALLY interesting part of the railway and engineering history that remains an important part of the transport infrastructure. And indeed thhe history of this place is really interesting by itself, it is like a minature Ruhrgebiet, but incorporated later into a new, linear city. The city that is centered along the river.

It's like the last time, but now I rode the whole line, in daylight, and I visited different parts of the city.