Lingering in Germany's rust belt are dozens of shuttered factories, smokestacks rising out of latticeworks of long-silent machinery. But one of the sites, a former Thyssen steel plant that last saw production in 1985, has been given new life as a leading example of how to turn urban decay into a family getaway. | Read
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