Attractions around Osnabrück

If you are in Bad Rothenfelde, a stop in the Kurpark is obligatory. There are the two graduation towers that are supposed to provide healthy air and whose imposing dimensions … read more

Pedal boats can be hired on the northern shore of the lake and there is a cozy restaurant to stop for a bite to eat. If you prefer the tranquility … read more

Lake Dümmer is an attractive destination for everyone in every season. In spring, during the breeding season, the ox bog, which is part of the western Dümmerniederung nature reserve, is … read more

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With the Haseuferweg, the city of Osnabrück proves that it has a heart for cyclists. A very good connection in and out of the city.

Beautiful (I) castle, which is currently being renovated, the old shine is still visible, just beautiful!

The 224-hectare Freeden nature reserve is part of the Teutoburg Forest and can be easily reached via hiking trails from Bad Iburg. A visit to the predominantly lime-beech forests is … read more

The treetop path is an educational forest trail at lofty heights. More information is available at baumwipfelpfad-badiburg.de.

Even if I lost a battery for the camera while taking photos here in the tall grass, I can only say: the view of the Hunte from this bridge is … read more

The wonderfully clearest spring water imaginable. Wooden seating areas invite you to take a break, the loud splashing is soothing and simply beautiful!

You immediately feel that this is a mystical place. The rocks are not directly on the path, but next to it. Take the short detour and climb the "mother stones". Sure-footedness and hiking poles recommended! It's a steep climb.

This is the right place for anyone who loves ships and locks. Nice place to sit and watch the ships entering or exiting the lock area.

The former Augustaschacht is now an important memorial that commemorates the crimes during the National Socialist era. This was once the site of the former Ohrbeck labor education camp, the … read more

The water mill is still operated by an organic miller and you can also visit the mill in action. The Läer café on Krahnstrasse in Osnabrück processes the mill's products. … read more

The historical gem of Osnabrück - narrow streets, buildings from the respective epochs and the many small boutiques and restaurants invite you to linger.

The historical centerpiece is of course … read more

The rabbit is always worth a quick stop.

The history of this rare type of structure and water formation on the hare you can read very well on these pages - the whole dates back to the 16th … read more

Mining continued here until 1937. After the setting, the pit filled up and the Silbersee got its name because of its slightly silvery shimmering water.

Recommended bike path or hiking trail

Idyllic spot by the rabbit.
The bike path here is easy to navigate.