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You'll encounter a wealth of life, curiosity, and commitment when cycling to Loburg Castle: On the one hand, the imposing moated castle and boarding school building are impressive from the outside, and on the other, you'll notice that young people here are thinking outside the box. On the Loburg Nature Trail, 28 stations spread across the extensive grounds provide information on a wide range of sustainability topics, such as which herbs growing in the park can be used as medicinal plants or how to properly care for fruit trees. The students and staff of the Johanneum Gymnasium were recognized by the Diocese of Münster in 2019 as a "School with an Eco-Fair Orientation" for their diverse commitment. It's worth taking a stroll here and engaging in conversation.

Nice place for a relaxing break with a historic ambience.

Built as a checkpoint for a trade route around the year 1100, the castle brought in tolls and profit. Noble courts settled all around. Despite the fact that the complex was under a ban in 1226, its popularity did not diminish and it ended up being pledged to the Bishop of Osnabrück. After numerous feuds, Count Konrad von Tecklenburg-Schwerin had the castle expanded like a fortress in the 16th century. It was later converted into a residential palace by his daughter Anna, but sold to King Frederick of Prussia in 1707. Due to a lack of care and maintenance, the magnificent castle fell into disrepair, but when it was released as a quarry in 1744 it became one of the most beautiful ruins in the Münsterland. Tecklenburg has been home to the internationally renowned open-air theater since 1934. Source: https://www.muensterland.com/tourismus/themen/erlebnis-region-muensterland/burgen-und-schloesser-im-muensterland/burgruine-tecklenburg/

Beautiful hiking trail to the castle ruins

The ruins of the former Tecklenburg are called granules.

Very interesting stone remains of a castle

The episcopal grammar school in Mindlicht. A nice comparison with Hogwart - the school for magicians 🧙‍♂️ and 🧙🏼‍♀️ ...

There's an interesting educational trail around the castle and the school/boarding school. https://die-loburg.de/loburger-lehrpfad