Remscheid situated in North Rhine Westphalia (NRW), in Bergisches Land, Germany. It is located on Wupper River, in south of Ruhr area. With its population around 0.11 million inhabitants makes it the third largest city in Bergisches Land. It was first founded in around 12th century as a small village but led to the economical growth with the trading boom of the Ruhr area in 19th century. Major flourishing industries of the city include the mechanical engineering, chemical and tool making industry.

Remscheid is laden with tremendous sightseeing; the landmark of the city is the Mungstener Brucke which is the 107 meter high bridge connecting the Remscheid to the Solingen across the Wupper River. This is the highest railroad bridge made up of steel in Germany. The symbolic architecture built in 1897, estimated use of steel in construction is about 5,000 tons, dual track with 8 km length.

The German Tool Museum (Deutsches Werkzeugmuseum) is an exceptional museum in Remscheid, exhibiting the assortment of social, cultural and technical paraphernalia dating back to the Stone Age as well as the modern era. Furthermore also has a range of collection of tools and machines from across the Germany, and the chronicles reflects the historical significance of the Remscheid in tool industry of Germany. One of the focal attraction of Remscheid is the Deutsches Rontgen Museum (German Rontgen Museum). As the Wilhelm Rontgen was the discoverer of the X-rays and awarded the Nobel Prize on the discovery born in 1845 in Remscheid, to commemorate his work the museum set up in the city. The museum is the paramount displaying the works and discoveries of the scientist and remnants of his personal life.

The Eschbachtalsperre, is the fascinating dam located in Remscheid, the state of the art milestone of the hydraulic engineering built in around 1891 and boosted the economic development of the city. It is the first dam in the Germany built for to supply drinking water in the locality.

Among the old architectonics the Town Hall building is the splendid example with its spacious surroundings. The Schloss Burg is the old castle built in 12th century, located along the Wupper River close to the Remscheid. It was the home to the Von Berg family and now transformed to a fantastic museum, exhibiting the artifacts and remnants depicts the history of castle and surrounding region, worth a visit.