Burg Vischering

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 my opinion. The focus of the exhibition is not only the way of life at the castle, but also the importance of the castles and palaces in the Münsterland is illustrated, u. a. with a great animated dreidimesionalen map in the push of a button the respective model of the searched for castle gehighlighted and so its situation in the Münsterland in the truest sense of the word can be illuminated. Especially original and beautifully done: the image and video projections that bring life to the dining room. It is worthwhile in any case, to visit the castle from the inside! Opening times, see: burg-vischering.de

This is the castle Vischerring not to be confused with the castle Lüdinghausen.
Headquarters of the Droste family to Vischering.

One of the moated castles of Lüdinghausen, freshly renovated so also recommended from inside

Saturdays and Sundays are baked in the stone oven. Take a look over the baker's shoulder and learn more about baking, stone ovens, sourdough bread, history and practicality.
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Especially worthwhile at the weekend a short stop at the old bakery, which was called by the "riding stable" back to life. The still warm bread from the old oven have a very special taste and are almost already on the way home nibbled ^^

Very nice bakery and delicious spelled bread and others baked in the old way

Excellent breads baked in the old way

The Wasserburg Vischering in Lüdinghausen was reopened in early 2018 after a long renovation with a brand new museum. 13 million euros are said to have been invested. An absolutely worth seeing result! Both thumps up!

Very delicious bread in many variations, hearty or sweet, such as the apple-cinnamon bread.

"The castle was built in the 12th century as the ancestral seat of the Lords of Lüdinghausen and rebuilt in the 16th century under Gottfried von Raesfeld to a typical Renaissance castle.The castle is now used by the VHS, for exhibitions and Council meetings The hall, decorated with coats of arms, offers space for concerts, the tower and the west wing date back to the late 19th century.
Inscription with food prices from 1573/74

From the 16th century come some of the interesting construction details. So found in the facade of a carved in stone list of food prices from the years 1573/74, various coats of arms and an inscription to the city fire in 1569. The upper rooms of the castle combine building tradition with modern elements and are partly equipped as meeting rooms. The castle is now owned by the city Lüdinghausen.

The highlight of the witch hunts in Lüdinghausen seems to have been the year 1624. Proceedings were conducted in the court house at the castle, where the defendants were questioned during the "amicable" interrogation and torture. In a witch's wave in a few months 1624 at least 20 people were executed under the suspicion of witchcraft, including Bernhard Schwarte, Heidtmann from Haltern am See and wife of Heidtmann from Haltern am See. Probably the number of victims was higher, since the files are only partially preserved. "Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_L%C3%BCdinghausen

Beautiful castle with extensive outdoor facilities

There is delicious coffee and many delicious cakes to choose from. The atmosphere is cozy and rustic and the staff friendly! We recommend.

You can taste bread and take one right away, because it's so delicious. In the café next door you can relax and strengthen yourself.

The castle can be visited. It is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm.
Visitors have the opportunity to purchase a combination ticket for the main and outer bailey or to visit the outer bailey individually.
Entrance fees for the fortress
Adults 3,50 €
Children from 6 to 18 years € 1.50
Combined ticket for main and outer bailey
Adults € 7.50
Children from 6 to 18 years 3,50 €

Special breads (with ancient cereals, nuts, fruit, etc.), but also delicious sweet rolls, raisin bread and other things for the coffee table at home

The café is very busy on weekends, reservations are recommended for groups.

well lit for the night walk

Always worth a trip and you learn a lot about the castle Fischering and the family.
A true highlight is the bakery in the courtyard, which makes fresh bread from the wood stove

A beautiful water castle worth seeing

Great facility! A visit to the Café Reitstall is also worthwhile!

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Also enjoy a coffee and taste the delicious cake in the Café Reitstall!

The bread tastes great and the coffee in the café riding stables is also highly recommended.

The park between the castles Lüdinghausen and Vischering is lovingly laid out and, in addition to all sorts of interesting information, also contains an exciting mixture of art and landscape. The paths are very well laid out and several benches invite you to linger in the sun.