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The small town center is worth a visit. Several dining options are available. The Barefoot Park is a great place to relax.

It's nice to just walk through, eat ice cream, or have a coffee at Bäckerei Schulte.

The town center of Lienen is beautiful. It has a lovely park and even a barefoot park. It's a great place to linger. Lienen has beautiful half-timbered houses. A visit to Lienen is definitely worth it.

Lienen has a charming village center with historic, lovingly restored half-timbered houses. Here you'll find the beautiful surroundings of the barefoot park, the village pond, the village square, and a rest area with a charging station. Here you have the opportunity to experience nature in the Teutoburg Forest—famous for the "Hermannsweg" (Hermann's Way)—as well as the idyllic Holperdorp Valley. To the south, picturesque Münsterland parkland stretches out, with hedgerows and cozy paths. In the park by the village pond, you can stroll along the paths, relax on one of the benches, or explore the barefoot park with its water playground and Kneipp water-treading basin. An outdoor chess set is available for all chess enthusiasts—you can borrow the pieces free of charge from the tourist information office during opening hours. And if you're traveling by bike, you can recharge your batteries at the rest area (don't forget your charging cable). . ... One highlight is the statue of a thrush (birdcatcher) that stands by the village pond.

The historic town centre in Lienen is always worth a visit!

Definitely worth a visit! The small pond with its fountain in the town center and the Kneipp water-treading basin are lovely. The buildings and restaurants are also beautiful. I was able to charge my e-bike, although it was a bit awkward. Is it okay to complain if the bike rack in front of the charging station is being used by regular bikes? I'm not sure 😅 But I managed to charge it by pushing it sideways. 😉

Lienen has a really beautiful historic town center with many beautiful half-timbered houses.

Cheated: Rubben are an amphibious freshwater fish species related to coelacanths that only survived the great extinction of the sauropsids at the beginning of the Cretaceous period in a few so-called Bruchsee lakes in central and northern Europe. This was possible due to the special acidic conditions of the so-called Bruchsee lakes created by forest breakage. Due to their amphibious characteristics, Rubben are able to survive for a long time outside of the water and their habitat. As an omniform species, they are able to suck out all possible sources of food, living or dead, with their strong sucking mouths, which is why only pedal boating is recommended here in the Rubbenbruchsee, not swimming. ;-)