North Rhine-Westphalia - Germany
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Dohren cliffs (Doerenther Klippen) | Rating: 6.40 |
| Popular place in the region around Münster (Münsterland). The main attraction is an unusual rock in the form of... somebody, read more... |
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Atta Сave | Rating: 6.20 |
The Atta Cave is located in Attendorn. This is one of the most visited caves in Germany and the main source ..., read more... |
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Horizon Observatory | Rating: 6.20 |
| In the process of reclamation of slag heaps of the Ruhr region, the largest of them was turned into a thematic, astronomical park. The central object of the park is the Horizon Observatory (Horizontobservatorium). The construction was built in 2008 at an altitude of 152 meters, read more... |
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Lembeck castle | Rating: 6.20 |
| The construction of the castle began in 1190, when Count of Lembek built the first defensive tower. Its remains can be found in the north wing. The castle itself was built around the tower during the next 450 years. It stands on two islands, in the middle of the lake. This is a typical structure for the castles of North Rhine-Westphalia, read more... |
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Slag Heap Haniel | Rating: 6.20 |
| Slag Heap Haniel is the highest elevation in the Ruhr region. It consists of two parts: the southern part has been turned into a landscape park, while the northern one continues to be used by Prosper Haniel Coal Mine. From the top there is a view of the entire Ruhr region. On a warm summer evening this is an excellent place to meet the sunset, read more... |
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Oberwerries Castle | Rating: 6.20 |
| Oberverris Water Castle consists of several buildings. The central palace was built at the end of the 17th century. The territory is small, though there is a baroque garden. It is mainly used for conferences and receptions, read more... |
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Minden | Rating: 6.00 |
Minden is famous for its water bridge, one of the most unusual structures in Germany. Being 370 meters long, it's the ..., read more... |
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Ulenburg Castle | Rating: 5.40 |
| The sandstone castle in the Weser Renaissance style was built on the site of a former farm between 1568 and 1570. In 1902 - 1912 the complex was extended and, in particular, the garden area was modified. A date of 1299 hangs above the entrance to the castle, but it is erroneous, read more... |
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Raesfeld castle | Rating: 5.20 |
| Rasfeld Castle is another typical representative of the water castles in North Rhine-Westphalia. It was built in the Renaissance style in 1643-1658 years. The 52-meter main tower is the tallest among the castles of the region, read more... |
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