Day Itinerary
9 Activities
Day 5
75 mi1 mi
Road to Munster
Enjoy the wonderful views of the Ruhr valley on the trip.
Stop in Hohensyburg, see the ruins of an ancient fortress and admire the view of Dortmund.
Walk through the streets of Dortmund and taste the local cuisine.
Visit Nordkirchen Palace, the largest water castle, and then head north to Münster. And in Münster, stroll along an unusual street with arcades on both sides.
Visit Nordkirchen Palace, the largest water castle, and then head north to Münster. And in Münster, stroll along an unusual street with arcades on both sides.
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0.5 mi
10 min
08:301 hr
We start the day in a cozy coffee house. The coffee here is delicious. Visitors especially recommend the fresh bread, croissants. It is not only a place for breakfast, but also a favorite meeting place. A wonderful place for tables outside. It's a good place not only to have a meal, but also to sit and have a leisurely conversation and read.
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22.1 mi
40 min
10:3030 min
To admire the wonderful views of the Ruhr valley we stop at Hohensyburg. The tower offers a beautiful view of Dortmund. Ruins of the medieval castle Seaburg are already left, but even by looking at them you can judge the height and power of the ancient fortifications! Winkett Tower, a monument to Kaiser Wilhelm - a place where you can take good pictures, and below the Ruhr slowly rolls its waters.
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20 min
11:301 hr
We are in Dortmund! From the top, from the mountain, we have already seen it, but now we walk through its streets and immerse ourselves in antiquity. We start with the old marketplace, which is now the historic center of the city. The old market square is known as far back as the 9th century! Dortmund was a city of craftsmen and tradesmen, they were also members of the Hanseatic League and on this square stood the town hall of the Hanseatic city. Many beautiful old houses survived the reconstruction of the square, including the ancestor of the famous beer brand "Kronenwerk". And now there are many stores, galleries, cafes, where you will be treated to wonderful dishes of Westphalian cuisine. The Old Market is the center of Dortmund's Christmas fairs. On the square is an ancient fountain, which in the Middle Ages was used as a well.
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15 min
13:001 hr
The lunches here are wonderful, and interested travelers note the convenience of having a smoking room as well. The menu is pleasantly satisfying, and what baguettes!!! Just a dream! According to visitor reviews, the freshly baked bread is just fine. But not surprising - they also have their own bakery! The cake, the pies, the little desserts - above and beyond.
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40 min
15:001 hr 30 min
What a place to go for a walk! The enormous, beautiful park at Nordkirchen Palace. The palace was built in the Baroque style, is located on an artificially built island with a square shape. Locals call it the "Westphalian Versailles", but not without Dutch influence. It is the largest water castle. And the park is ideal for a relaxing stroll along the canals, under the shady trees. And how many flowers, sculptures, located in secluded corners! A very well-kept garden in the middle of beautiful nature.
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21.1 mi
40 min
17:3030 min
A very, very beautiful historical street in Münster. It is famous first of all for the fact that all along the length of the street there are arcades on the 1-2 floors in the buildings. They're all different, each building has its own features. But there are arches everywhere. It's very beautiful and unusual. This place is one of the most popular architectural landmarks in Germany. It is even called the "living room" of Munster. In the Middle Ages, the arcades were used for trade, and now there are many cafes and stores. Sit down and relax in the living room of Munster. And then we will long remember our journey. To see the old town hall, the church of St. Lambert - one pleasure. It's a beauty!
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18:3030 min
Very close to the Town Hall is the Domplatz, the square around St. Paul's Cathedral in Münster. The cathedral is the most important monument of architecture in Westphalia, a symbol of Munster. Made in a mix of Romanesque and Gothic styles. You can walk around the cathedral from three sides and admire its artistic delights. The perimeter of the cathedral has an open gallery and an inner courtyard. The main attraction of the cathedral is an astronomical clock. It shows not only the time but also the positions of the planets, the phases of the moon and the calendar! And on top of the cathedral, on the platform, at noon, the figures of the Three Magi surround the Virgin and Child in adoration. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, there is a bazaar in the square, and a convenient parking lot on the east side. Nowadays different events and concerts are often held on the square. Every year the square hosts Eurocityfest.
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5 min
19:301 hr 30 min
Pfefferkorn
And now you can have dinner. The menu here is rich, everyone will find dishes to their liking. You can also sit at a table outdoors. You will definitely like the Westphalian cuisine! Exquisite desserts are offered here. Taste it all!
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10 min
22:0010 hrs
After many kilometers of travel, walking and exploring the old days, it's time to relax. The cozy, clean hotel is already waiting for guests!
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