Münster – the lively centre of Westphalia
In Münster tradition and modernity, past and present go hand in hand. Sights worth seeing include the Prinzipalmarkt (market square) with the town hall and St. Lamberti Parish Church, baroque buildings by I.C. Schlaun, St. Paul’s Cathedral, about 30 museums, Aasee recreational area, the zoo with the Westphalian Horse Museum and much more. It is also home to Germany’s third largest university. [Motorways A1 and A43, IC and ICE rail connections, Münster-Osnabrück Airport (FMO) in Greven (20 km north of Münster)].
Population: 270,000, guest beds: 4,400

Traditional restaurant from 1607 (oldest restaurant in Münster). Typical Westphalian cuisine and historical Westphalian ambience. Capacity: 250
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Most of the cathedral, as it appears today, was built in the 13th century. Inside is the astronomical clock, a miracle of the late Middle Ages, with a calendar reaching well into t...
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Experience the Münster feeling: culture and relaxation on foot or by bike. Our package provides an interesting survey of more than 1,200 years of Münster history. After this introd...
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A Gothic arched house with a high gable, unequalled in Germany. The building, from the middle of the 14th century, was reconstructed in the 1950s. The Hall of Peace was the scene o...
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Münster's oldest brewery restaurant (Pinkus beer) with its historical dinner room, Westphalian cuisine since 1816. International export, famous for organic beer and slow food / slo...
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In addition to a large collection of Westphalian panel painting of the late Gothic period, the museum exhibits pictures and sculptures of the early Middle Ages and glass paintings....
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