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The Werse cycle path is a very beautiful route, very rural, basically pure nature.

There are well-developed cycle paths along the Werse, mostly you have a view of the river. A little too few benches and a lot of pedestrians in the hot spots on weekends - but a worthwhile route.

The Emsauen in Telgte offer a nice opportunity for walkers to stroll away from the city center in the middle of nature.

Beautiful hiking trails along the Ems and through the old town.

🌟 Center of the historic old town of Warendorf 🏛️ Highlights: Magnificent patrician houses, the impressive town hall and the oldest pharmacy in the city. The market square in Warendorf is a fascinating place with a rich history! Surrounded by beautiful, well-preserved patrician houses, this place tells of the prosperity of the Warendorf bourgeoisie, which shaped the city through textile production and trade until the 19th century. Here, in the shadow of the Laurentius Church, the city began to develop. Important markets were held here as early as 1232, and even today you can still see the traces of history - through street names such as Heumarkt, Schweinemarkt and Krickmarkt, which testify to the traditional trading activities The town hall: A distinctive building with Gothic elements that not only hosts council meetings, but also weddings and events. Gabled houses: On the east side of the market square you will find numerous beautiful gabled houses, including the impressive house no. 4 from 1631, which is reminiscent of the architecture of Münster's Prinzipalmarkt. Löwenapotheke: The most beautiful house on the north side of the market square has housed the city's oldest pharmacy since 1616, which impresses with its impressive stepped gable. The place invites you to linger and explore with its numerous locations, whether on foot or by bike. A stop in the old town of Warendorf is worthwhile at any time of year 🍀

The expanded Ems is a river with obstacles for migrating fish and other aquatic organisms. Drops in the river bed and dams such as the historic dams in Telgte impair the river's continuity and segment the water. In Telgte, the "Dümmert" branches off from the main Ems as a tributary. Both stretches of water are interrupted by the dams of former mills and, with a height difference of around 2.5 meters, represent an insurmountable obstacle to the migration of fish striving upstream. To change this, a fish ladder, or "fish ladder" for short, was built for the first time in 2000 at the Kleiner-Ems-Weir in Telgte. In the area of the "Dümmertinsel", which is surrounded by the two arms of the Ems and is now used as a city park, a 140-meter-long, near-natural bypass channel was created. Migratory fish and small creatures were thus able to get from the downstream to the upstream water of the Ems. https://www.flussgebiete.nrw.de/das-ems-wehr-telgte-ein-kleiner-umweg-ermoeglicht-den-aufstieg-4643

Warendorf has a beautiful old town with a large market square.

The Werseradweg is incredibly varied on the section from Albersloh to Pleistermühle.