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Varlar Abbey, often referred to as a monastery, was a Premonstratensian monastery founded by the Counts of Cappenberg in Münsterland. The monastery, which was converted into Varlar Castle, is part of the Varlar farming community in the Rosendahler district of Osterwick. The community there existed from about 1123/24 until secularization in 1803. After that, the monastery became the property of the Wildgrafen and Rheingrafen zu Salm, who took over a large part of the extensive church property and also became sovereign for a short time.quelle.wikipedia

Nice marketplace where you have to take a break

We often come across that little bull in the city. The lying ox is De Os, by Jochem Pechau 1989, is a street further to the left. The Ossenkop in relief is on a house on the market and is the coat of arms of Coesfeld, Coesfeld has something with cows. You will find them everywhere in images. Cows have always been an important topic in the meat avenging industry. The cross on a pinnacle: Marktkreuz, Ursprung vor Stadtgründung, 1197. The church shows beautiful reliefs and statues on the outside. Konferenz der Elemente, Jürgen Goertz, 1990. With dieser Säule soll gezeigt were gezeigt, dass der Mensch mit dem Feuer Wunderbares gestalten, aber auch Katastrophen herbeiführen kann. Die Menschen sich daran innern, that is not leichtfertig und unachtsam mit den Feuer umgehen. All men mit helfen Katastrophen zu prevented. Consists of four parts: pillar with dragon, the wild boar, the fish with bulbs and the flowerbed next to it.

With nice cafes all around ..

The Coesfeld market square is very atmospheric and attractive. No wonder, as it is framed by venerable buildings. These include the two impressive churches of St. Lamberti and the Jesuit Church. In between stands the town hall and in the middle of the square the representative fountain invites you to linger on its edge and let the square work its magic. In the many surrounding houses you will find gastronomy for every taste.

The artesian well on the border with the neighboring municipality of Heiden is not only a popular destination on hot summer days. The spring, designed as a water treading basin, brings clear water to the surface through the pressure of the groundwater and offers ideal refreshment for tired cyclists and hikers.

The "Jugendburg" offers space for school classes as a hostel as well as many sports and leisure activities. I have to say: A really nice highlight that is worth a stop.

It can be assumed that Gemen Castle was built as a motte in the 9th or 10th century. The first documentary mention was made in 1274. Today's palace complex is a successor to this first castle.