ビラーベックのおすすめランニングルート

水はまず、典型的な岸辺の植生と葦に囲まれた澄んだ池に集まります。ここでは、穏やかな天気の日には、周囲の木々と広大なBaumbergeの空が映し出され、完璧なポストカードの風景となります。🖼️💧

🚲✨ ベルケル川の源流にある滝と池は、ビラーベックの新たに整備された源流域の中心的な景観を形成しています。ここでは、若きベルケル川がミュンスターラントを流れる前の、最もロマンチックな姿を見せてくれます。水利構造と自然保護が調和して融合する場所です。

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There is a lot of art to discover around it, which we really liked! This train station with a café, great bike and free car parking, a friendly café and a vintage train carriage exudes a lot of charm and is still a completely normal "functioning train station". A great showcase for Billerbeck 🔝🔝🔝

The episcopal main court in Billerbeck, first mentioned in 1217, was the seat of the Billerbeck office. The court was expanded into a state castle around 1445 and was destroyed shortly afterwards by troops of the Count of Steinfurt during the Münster Stiftsfehde. (Text from EBIDAT more under the link) https://www.ebidat.de/cgi-bin/ebidat.pl?id=2614 https://www.burgen-und-schloesser.net/nordrhein-westfalen/richthof/geschichte.html

The Kolvenburg House was built in the 13th century by the Knights of Billerbeck. The castle has only been called "Kolvenburg" since the 16th century; before that it was called "Voetshues" and "Burg Overwater". In the 14th century the castle fell to the eponymous Colve family. The Kolvenburg has belonged to the Barons of Twickel zu Hameren since 1892/93. It has been leased to the Coesfeld district since 1966. (Text by EBIDAT) You can find information here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolvenburg https://www.ebidat.de/cgi-bin/ebidat.pl?id=2613

The Kolvenburg is on two courses of the 100 Castles Route, once on the north course, once on the south course. www.100-schloesser-route.de

Unfortunately, only the remains of walls and millstones remain from this former mill