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One of the few remaining old buildings in Davensberg is the former Oberjägerhaus, also known as the Forsthaus, located on Burgstraße toward Ascheberg. This building is a typical burgher's house, whose architecture reflects the building's function as the official residence of the lordly Oberjägermeister (master of the hunt), as well as a residential and commercial building.

Quiet, slightly hilly route through the fields

View from the Kökelsumer Bridge to the raft pier in the Steveraue

Good asphalt, good renewal.

Good asphalt, nice fork that invites you to take a break. For racing cyclists, the good asphalt and the quiet location are the main reasons to ride here.

After what feels like 3 years, the bridge is finally finished. The roadway has not yet been opened by signage (as of October 15, 2024), but the bike path has.

Here you can expect high-quality asphalt, clear visibility and the opportunity to pick up some serious speed.

THE CASTLE THROUGH HISTORY The defensive tower and the St. Anna Chapel from 1500 are the only remaining remnants of the Davensberg castle complex, which was built in 1250 as the ancestral home of the Meinhövel family. Numerous changes of ownership shaped the property up until the 16th century with structural extensions. After that, the walls of the fortress gradually fell into disrepair until the complex came to an end in the Thirty Years' War.  MÜNSTERLAND IN DETAIL | DAVENSBERG CASTLE TOWER The tower The castle tower was given a gruesome task: numerous witch-hunting trials took place on the three floors of the complex. In the upper fireplace room, a court negotiated the fate of the condemned. The darker witnesses of the time were on the ground floor and in the basement: the prison with torture chamber and the dark dungeon.