Exploration of prospects awaits you in the city tour, courtesy of Thorsten Berg
Oberhausen Political City Tour with SPD Mayoral Candidate Thorsten Berg
On August 18, 2025, Thorsten Berg, the SPD's mayoral candidate for the upcoming local election on September 14, will lead a political city tour by bus in Oberhausen. The tour will start and end at the Town Hall Square, specifically at Schwartzstr. 72, 46045 Oberhausen.
The three-hour tour (4:00 PM to 7:00 PM) will cover approximately 30 kilometers, passing through Lirich, the Knappenviertel, the steelworks site, Sterkrade, and Osterfeld. During the tour, Thorsten Berg will discuss where Oberhausen has missed opportunities in the past decade, as well as his and the SPD's solutions.
To join the tour, participants must write an email to [email protected] in one sentence about what needs to be done to make Oberhausen the city of opportunities again.
A Google Calendar event for the Political City Tour with Thorsten Berg has not been provided. However, the meeting point for the tour is the Town Hall Square at 4 PM on August 18.
Thorsten Berg has been a prominent figure in Oberhausen's political landscape, and his proposals for the city's development are highly anticipated. Unfortunately, at the time of writing, there are no search results directly detailing the proposed solutions by Thorsten Berg for missed opportunities in Oberhausen from the local political city tour on August 18, 2025.
The Political City Tour with SPD Mayoral Candidate Thorsten Berg is a significant part of the local election 2025, offering citizens a unique opportunity to engage with the candidate and learn about his vision for Oberhausen's future.
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