A short holiday for all

In Münster, the Alexian Hotel am Wasserturm is as colourful and diverse as life in the city itself. The inclusive hotel is certified according to "Travel for All" and is located between Münster-Hiltrup and Senden, nestled in the flat Münsterland park landscape. All public areas in the hotel are barrier-free accessible, and great importance is also attached to the needs of guests with hearing disabilities. There are also wheelchair-accessible rooms with extra space. In the evening, you can enjoy delicious dishes from the region in the hotel restaurant.

The next morning, baked goods from the hotel's own bakery await you at breakfast. Well-fuelled, take the bus to Münster and discover the historic history of the university city on a tour of the town. If you prefer to explore the city by bus, the barrier-free Münsterbus might be something for you. You are completely flexible and canhop on and off as often as you like at twelve stops(hop-on hop-off). Convenient and easy!

A city tour can make you pretty hungry. So head to the "1648" restaurant! It is named after the year of the Peace of Westphalia and aims to continue the idea of peace today. The restaurant - also an inclusive establishment - is located on the 11th and 12th floors of Stadthaus 1 and offers a magnificent view over Münster. It is accessible via a lift.

Afterwards, you'll be ready for a stroll through the city. A visit to the arcades is a must! Let yourself be enchanted by the historic architecture in the centre of Münster. Afterwards, the Erbdrostenhof and Münster Palace together with the Botanical Gardens await you. Please note: You can only visit the Erbdrostenhof and Münster Palace from the outside.

Tip: We recommend using the barrier-free city map "Barrier-free through Münster", which contains lots of information on accessibility.

The Erbdrostenhof is rightly one of the city's most popular photo motifs. Built according to the plans of Baroque master builder Johann Conrad Schlaun, the magnificent building, together with the Dominican Church and the Clemens Church, forms the "Baroque island" in Münster's centre.

Then we go to the castle, which was also penned by Schlaun and is now the seat of the administration of Münster University. Especially in summer, the Schlossplatz in front of the building is a popular venue for various events. But you shouldn't miss the back of the castle either. Behind it is the Botanical Garden. It belongs to the university and is an important place for scientific research and teaching of botany, but with its beautiful flora it is also an ideal place for a walk.

Afterwards, you can enjoy a coffee in the palace garden. There is a step at the main entrance that can be overcome with a mobile ramp. For dinner, for example, we recommend the "LUX Barkultur & Grillkunst". The restaurant is located in the heart of Münster in the building of the LWL Museum of Art and Culture. It is barrier-free accessible.

On your last day of travelling, head to Lüdinghausen, the town of moated castles. Vischering Castle and Lüdinghausen Castle are two of them in the town centre! You will also visit one of them, but first you will take a short, barrier-free tour of the town. You will also cross the so-called "StadtLandschaft", a park between the two castles.

For lunch, you can fortify yourself in the "Flussaufwärts" restaurant, which is located in the Steverbett Hotel. Access is barrier-free. As soon as you have fortified yourself, the next highlight awaits you: Vischering Castle. It is one of the most important and beautiful moated castles in Germany and is certified as "Travelling for All". The main castle is home to a permanent multimedia exhibition on the history of the castle. Temporary exhibitions by contemporary artists can be seen in the outer bailey. But the castle is also absolutely worth seeing from the outside. You can enjoy this view with a coffee in the Café Reitstall. A great end to your trip.