Attractions in Coesfeld

Nordkirchen Castle, also called the small Versailles Palace, awaits you in the courtyard with a small kitchen, coffee and cake or a beer garden, and in the interior also with …read more

The old ride is a disused sidearm of the Dortmund-Ems-Kanal. With the growing shipping traffic on the canal had to be built in 1929, only 30 years after the opening, …read more

This castle is a nice destination. It houses a museum, a café, a medieval bakery and it is surrounded by greenery, which encourages you to go for a walk.

At the bridge start the Steverauen, a renatured recreational area with half-grazing rear cattle and Konik horses.

The Westerwinkel moated castle is a magnificent baroque palace surrounded by an English garden and a golf course.

In the beautifully renovated, former reception building of the station Darfeld operates the local Heimatverein a café with a garden restaurant. Even many years after decommissioning of the railway Rheine …read more

Lüdinghausen Castle is surrounded by a beautiful park, which once formed the castle's fortification system. It is located right in the center of Lüdinghausen.

A beautiful and instructive trail around the moor with signs on the past peatstich.

A very beautiful, idyllic and typically Münsterland moated castle. Built sometime around 1600 and restored after a fire in early 1900. Is privately owned and inhabited. The bike path leads …read more

Really nice facility with visitor toilets - not unimportant if you are away for a long time. There is a café and a tea house (which we did not visit, however) and an Annette von Droste-Hülshoff Museum.

A great wildlife park. Please drive carefully, the animals take no account of hikers or cyclists. They run and jump without warning about the ways.

The "Museum Burg Vischering" was reopened in early 2018 after a long renovation period. 13 million euros are said to have been invested. The result is absolutely worth seeing, in …read more

It is not only a very nice castle, but also the bike ride there is fun.

"On the partly only little wooded summit of Westerberg (187.61 meters above sea level) stands the Longinusturm, a 32 m high lookout tower, which was built by the" Baumberge Association …read more

I especially liked the park in Olfen. It is very nicely laid out and quiet. From here you can go great direction Nordkirchen. The landscape is beautiful. 😊.

The chapel is a simple place of worship which should invite the hiker to rest and rest. At this vantage point you have a beautiful view of the expanse of …read more

Schloss Senden hosts a guided tour every second Sunday of the month at 3 pm where you can see the castle and the park. Meeting point is on the bridge …read more

Wooden planks lead along the path along the Venner Moor.
Beware of rainy weather, as the planks are sometimes very slippery.

The "Westphalian Versailles", as the castle Nordkirchen is also called, was commissioned by Prince-Bishop Friedrich Christian von Plettenberg. Gottfried Laurenz Pictorius began construction, Johann Conrad Schlaun completed the baroque moated …read more

Burg Lüdinghausen was built in the 12th century and rebuilt in the 16th century to a typical Renaissance castle.