Münster & Münsterland Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

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Magical rocks, a mysterious ruin, and a Westphalian Versailles – join Markus Terbach in exploring the numerous sights of Münster and the Münsterland. In our travel guide "Münsterland," he presents the inviting diversity of the region across 384 pages with 191 color photos. With 51 maps and plans, including a practical removable map at a scale of 1:300,000, you will always be well-oriented. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are clearly marked. Markus Terbach has researched and tested everything for you on-site. The region is exceptionally child-friendly, with special offers for the little ones everywhere, such as guided city tours or museum programs.

Numerous interspersed short essays and anecdotes provide interesting background information. Markus Terbach's insider tips reveal must-see attractions as well as hidden gems of the region off the beaten path. Twelve detailed hikes with GPS tracks allow you to experience the area intensively. An overview of Münster and the Münsterland: Münster is one of the fastest-growing cities in Germany. Nationally known, not least due to two TV crime series, it is a popular travel destination. Münster is also known as the "Bicycle City," "Climate Capital," "Germany's Largest Small Town," or even the "Most Livable City in the World." Discover every corner of this vibrant city with our Münster travel guide.

The South Münsterland entices with historical remnants of the Romans. The prince-bishops expressed Christian humility and modesty through magnificent castles, with Nordkirchen Castle being particularly noteworthy. The Baumberge hills near Havixbeck serve as the region's observation platform.