Motivation is one of the most important ingredients for a company’s long-term success. Even though many managers still have their doubts, small gestures of appreciation toward employees often pay off. Events such as team-building activities in Oberhausen not only improve employees’ social behavior but also strengthen their sense of belonging to the company. Although there is now such a thing as a “feel-good manager,” simply going on occasional outings with colleagues is often enough to foster team building—and Oberhausen is the perfect place for this. Known as the “cradle of the Ruhr industry” thanks to the St. Antony Ironworks, founded in 1758, the city is today primarily an oasis for shopping and leisure. At the “Neue Mitte” with the CentrO amusement park, you can enjoy a fun team-building experience that will bring all team members closer together in the long run. The new Sea Life Aquarium also offers interesting guided tours that take you away from your everyday work routine and allow you to learn something new as a team. What’s particularly interesting about Oberhausen is that, compared to the rest of the region, it offers very unusual sports like cheerleading. How about a lively square dance evening for your team-building event in Oberhausen? A competitive game at the Paintball Arena is also exciting—this team-building activity requires strategy, speed, and good communication, just like in the office.
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The Ruhr region, where Oberhausen is located, is best known for its down-to-earth and warm-hearted residents. People from the “Ruhrpott” value directness and wit, which is why numerous former industrial sites are being transformed into venues for comedy and cabaret. If you’re traveling through the area, don’t miss out on a humorous evening with German comedy greats like Helge Schneider. For example, Dinslaken alone has three different theaters, and Wesel, with its Niederrheinhalle, is particularly well-suited for conferences and even trade shows. But even if you’d rather wind down the day quietly after an eventful team-building session, the surrounding region has plenty to offer with local towns like Emmerich. In Rheinaue Park, along with many cycling and hiking trails, you’ll find a swimming pool and a beach, and the Weseler Glacis invites you to take a lovely walk through the woods. All the way to the Dutch border, there are countless opportunities for recreation, such as at Aasee, Langenbergpark, or the marina in Bocholt. During the colder months, a cozy trip to the movies is always a lovely way to end the day, or you can enjoy Rhineland cuisine at a restaurant. We especially recommend specialties such as yeast-raised flatbread with pears—known in the Rhineland as “Schatze Flaam”—and, for dessert, Aachen Printen, a regional variation of gingerbread.