Attractions around Bad Wünnenberg

By bike you can fully enjoy the picturesque landscape of Lake Diemelsee. When cycling around the lake you also have the opportunity to rest on beautiful beaches and hop into …read more

The Wewelsburg is - from the direction of Ahden - a widely visible great structure.

The dam, which is almost three kilometers long and 1.5 kilometers wide, provides more than 250,000 inhabitants with drinking water supplies. Here you can wonderfully enjoy nature and let sweeping …read more

Running, hiking, racing bike, etc., skating ...., the round of the Aabachtalsperre is well attended, especially on weekends for a good reason.

The only triangle castle that has since been corrected. The castle is still awesome. Beautiful on a hill - seen from Büren - running the last climb a real task. Very good guides are offered.

From here you have a good view of the lake.

A very nice, rooty forest trail on the red "3B" tour in the TrailGround. It's really fun to then roll the uphill sections. Also feasible with the hardtail;)

Schloss Hamborn is a castle complex of about 300 hectares in the borough of Borchen (district Paderborn) in North Rhine-Westphalia. The complex consists of a main building, built of natural …read more

Small, flowing extra round on the western slope of the "Black Head". If you want to drive the long Trailground round, this dangler belongs to it.

In the middle of October the Alme - Marathon again leads over Wewelsburg.
In Wewelsburg is "half time". The first or second section can also be run as a half marathon.

This statue of Mary was erected in 1882 by Carl von Droste-Hülshoff and his wife Pierrine. It serves as a reminder of the apparition of Mary in Lourdes and is …read more

Nice pilgrimage route, well signposted.

A beautifully decorated church, such as the Maria Immaculata in Büren, can only rarely be found in North Rhine-Westphalia. The Jesuit church was built in 1640 at the request of …read more

There is a café and a youth hostel here.

There is also a need for renovation here, otherwise the post will not stay 5 years further (in my opinion)

In the forest, you are guided through the Blankenrode city desert. At the various stations, acoustic information is received via loudspeakers. The trail has very nice passages. It is also a way for children!

In the monastery there is a monastery shop. There you will find a fine selection of what is created in European monastic kitchens, cellars and workshops of treasures. Whether cheese, …read more

This shooting range is only 130 meters long. 150 meters were planned.

From here you have a fantastic panoramic view. The "castle window" is a popular photo opportunity! The ruins of the Ringelstein castle lie above the valley on a ridge and …read more

Coming from the needle view, it goes a little bit towards the northwest. After a sharp left turn, the path descends between two rocks and then the fun begins. Over …read more