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The market square in Bersenbrück has changed. A parking lot has once again become a part of urban life.

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A small sculpture park where many graduating classes from the neighboring school have created a monument to themselves—in the truest sense of the word. One work of art dates back to the 1980s.

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Right on the banks of the Hase River stands a very special work of art for sitting. A superb piece of stonemasonry!

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The mill building has unfortunately seen better days, but it seems to be gradually being restored. There's no longer a mill wheel here, and the ditch has also been drained. However, you can still enjoy a pleasant stroll around the neighboring pond, and the benches are popular.

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Bersenbrück Monastery was founded by the House of Ravensberg and settled by Cistercian nuns. Today, it is largely used by the district court, but the exterior can be freely explored. The monastery church is open for visits, and there is a museum in the eastern part.

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Bersinbrugge first appeared in chronicles in 1221. Just 10 years later, the founding of the Cistercian monastery was also mentioned. However, it is suspected that Bersenbrück is much older. A special feature is that families remain loyal to the town for a very long time. There are still numerous family names that can be traced back to the 15th century. From the market square, you can walk along the (passable) street and find several food options either at the market or in the street, whether ice cream, a bakery, or hot meals.

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It is a lot of fun to drive there

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The Hase slowly makes its way through Bersenbrück.

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