The gardens and parks are true treasures of the Münsterland. With their uniqueness and beauty, they ennoble every castle and provide a voyage of discovery for the senses. Whether imposing, baroque castle gardens, small romantic sensory gardens or natural
"You never go to the same garden twice" is the motto Martin Pötter uses to design his ornamental and residential garden. Discover beautiful garden spaces that have been transformed into garden dreams. How you can conjure up unique arrangements from inconspicuous everyday objects and natural materials is demonstrated to interested visitors in a variety of ways. Let yourself be enchanted and embark on a journey of discovery through the individual themed gardens and perhaps find a new inspiration for your own garden paradise.
Anmeldung erforderlich unter: 05452 5213 oder info@mettingen-tourismus.de
Come along with a friend and learn how to design and tie bouquets. A florist will explain the basics. Afterwards, everyone picks their own fresh flowers in the flower field. Enjoy nature and go home with 2 beautiful bouquets. Afterwards you will know how to pick a beautiful gift yourself.
Gebühr für 2 große individuelle Blumensträuße, incl. Material und Begrüßungssekt/ Getränk
Anyone looking to find the correct name for an unknown apple variety can meet Hans-Joachim Bannier at the District Educational Orchard on 12 September from 10 am to 2 pm. To have the variety identified, please bring along around five ripe and undamaged fruits. No booking is required. Please allow for possible waiting times.
Für eine erfolgreiche Bestimmung der Apfelsorte: 3 Euro
Keinen Eintritt
At the ‘Großes Schlämmen’ event, the LWL Museum of Natural History offers a behind-the-scenes look at the work of excavation assistants. If you’d like to find out more about the work of palaeontologists and geological preparators, this is the place for you.
How are dinosaur fossils discovered in rock, and how can the fossilised remains be washed out of it? In a sandpit, children can dig and try their hand at washing the material through sieves themselves. Members of the museum’s education team will be on hand to answer questions and demonstrate how rock samples suspected of containing fossils are washed through sieves to uncover small fossils. The experts will explain the processes involved in an excavation and in the museum’s work, and provide information on the conservation of archaeological sites, which is an important task of the LWL Museum of Natural History. At a microscopy station, the special features of the finds will be explained.
Further date:
27 September 2026
From 11 am to 5 pm.
Das Sommerferienangebot ist im regulären Museums- und Planetariumseintritt enthalten. Kinder haben im Museum freien Eintritt. Das Planetarium ist für Kinder- und Erwachsene gleichermaßen kostenpflichtig.
"You never go to the same garden twice" is the motto Martin Pötter uses to design his ornamental and residential garden. Discover beautiful garden spaces that have been transformed into garden dreams. How you can conjure up unique arrangements from inconspicuous everyday objects and natural materials is demonstrated to interested visitors in a variety of ways. Let yourself be enchanted and embark on a journey of discovery through the individual themed gardens and perhaps find a new inspiration for your own garden paradise.
Anmeldung erforderlich unter: 05452 5213 oder info@mettingen-tourismus.de
