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Culture and architecture for adults
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Culture and architecture
For adults

Münsterland highlights for culture and architecture fans

All those with a thirst for knowledge and those who enjoy cultural entertainment will get their money's worth in Münsterland. Not only exciting stories are hidden behind high castle walls, but also often interesting exhibitions and museums. In the countryside and in the city, a wide variety of events attract visitors.

Here you'll find castles, museums and historical sites to suit your taste.

The top 7 castles with a museum

Some of them look back on a history that is more than 1,000 years old: the castles, fortresses, monasteries and manor houses in Münsterland. These old walls are the perfect place to relive history. Where, if not here? Elegant art paintings, imposing knight's armour or mysterious documents give you an idea of what life was like back then.

The top 6 most beautiful unknown castles

If you are looking for the most beautiful castles and palaces in Germany or NRW, you will quickly come across Nordkirchen Castle, Anholt Water Castle, Vischering Castle or Münster Castle. And they are worth a visit - no question about it! But in the midst of forests or in suburbs and farming communities, true gems are hiding in Münsterland. Avoid crowds and visit noble residences that are lesser known but just as worthwhile. Here comes a selection...

The top 5 museums for an interesting Sunday

Everything is closed and you don't know what to do on a Sunday? A visit to a museum in Münsterland is always a good idea. Especially for adults, the region offers some sophisticated houses: here you will find impressive architecture, paintings and sculptures of inestimable value and exhibitions that bring you closer to Westphalian history. So not only can you see a lot during a museum visit, but you can also learn a lot about the region.

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