Once again, 63 kilometres are on the programme. But the first highlight awaits you just a few minutes after your start. As soon as you enter the castle courtyard, Vischering Castle takes you back to the Middle Ages. A tour of the museum completes your journey back in time.
Kakesbeck Castle, just outside the city, and Senden Castle are currently being carefully renovated. A guided tour of the construction site in Senden is a special experience on your tour. The beautiful meadows in front of the castle are ideal for a small picnic with a "castle view". For the next few kilometres, you can relax and follow the Stever to the small town of Nottuln.
Off into the mountains
It's only a few metres up to the Longinus Tower on the 188-metre-high Westerberg. Coffee and cake garnished with a magnificent view await you there at Café 18|97 as a reward for your efforts. But what does effort mean? The cycle paths through the hills of the Baumberge are a delight and lead you to Havixbeck. While Havixbeck House can only be seen from a distance, you can get up close and personal at Hülshoff Castle. Poetry is in the air - after all, the castle is the birthplace of Annette von Droste-Hülshoff.
Following in Droste's footsteps, you will reach Haus Rüchhaus, back in Münster. The small garden and the museum are not to be missed. It's hard to believe that it's only 5 kilometres from here to the end point at Münster Castle. The cosy restaurants and bars in the Kreuzviertel are just the right place to review the impressions of the last few days in a relaxed atmosphere.
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