Things to do in North Münster

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St. Lambert\'s Church featuring street scenes, heritage architecture and heritage elements
Townhouse Tower featuring heritage architecture and a city
Westphalian State Museum for Art and Cultural History which includes interior views and art
Historisches Rathaus showing interior views and heritage elements
Wochenmarkt Muenster which includes markets, heritage elements and flowers

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1. Prinzipalmarkt

Overlooked by some of Münster’s most regal and historic buildings, the Prinzipalmarkt is a long and lively pedestrian avenue. Here, you’ll find high-end boutiques and cafés sheltered by elegant colonnades. Meet friends in this central square and explore the sights of the Old Town quarter.
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Prinzipalmarkt which includes a city

2. Münster Cathedral

The Muenster Cathedral, first built in 1225, is one of the most iconic buildings in all of Germany’s Westphalia region. Dedicated to St. Paul, the cathedral is famous for its varied architecture ranging from Carolingian to Gothic, as well as its rich artwork and religious artifacts.
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Muenster Cathedral which includes a square or plaza, a church or cathedral and night scenes

3. Westphalian State Museum for Art and Cultural History

The Westphalian State Museum for Art and Cultural History has a collection that spans the history of Westphalia, from its Roman days to the present. From coins to religious objects to sculpture, painting and graphic design, this museum provides great insight into the art and culture of Muenster and the surrounding region.
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Westphalian State Museum for Art and Cultural History showing night scenes and modern architecture

4. St. Lambert's Church

St. Lambert’s Church is an impressive Gothic addition to Muenster’s main square. The spires and stone work, now blackened with time, are beautiful and engaging. Look up, however, to spot the famous addition to the facade: three metal cages attached to the steeple of the church.
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St. Lambert\'s Church featuring street scenes, a church or cathedral and heritage architecture

5. Münster Castle

Elaborate sculptures, statues and landscaped gardens create a majestic setting for the Münster Castle. It was built as the prince bishop’s residence and is today an important part of the city’s university. Be sure to take a camera with you when you visit Münster Castle as the red-and-white stripes adorning the majestic frontage, as well as the green bell tower, make for striking photos.
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Münster Castle featuring chateau or palace and heritage architecture

6. Historical City Hall of Münster

Rising splendidly over Muenster’s main square, the Historisches Rathaus (Historical Town Hall of Muenster) has born witness to some of the most significant events in European history. Muenster was where the Peace of Muenster was negotiated in the Friedenssaal (Hall of Peace). This event ended the Thirty Years’ War and forced Spain to acknowledge the independence of the Netherlands. Although the building was destroyed during World War II, many of its treasures were spirited away and it was lovingly rebuilt in the 1950s. Visit to be awed by the history of this magnificent landmark.
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Historisches Rathaus showing heritage architecture, a city and a church or cathedral

7. Townhouse Tower

The Townhouse Tower is a tall free-standing structure with an elegant clock overlooking the Prinzipalmarkt. It is the sole survivor from an early 20th-century townhouse, most of which was destroyed in World War II. Visit the Townhouse Tower to hear the sound of the glockenspiel instrument that plays three times per day.
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Townhouse Tower featuring heritage architecture and a city

8. Wochenmarkt Münster

Foodies of all ages will find much to excite their tastebuds at the Wochenmarkt Muenster. This food and crafts market dominates the area in front of Muenster Cathedral. Rain or shine, summer or winter, the people of Muenster spend their mornings sampling the many goods on offer, from traditional bratwurst to Greek antipasti, to Chinese noodles.
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Wochenmarkt Muenster showing street scenes, heritage architecture and flowers

What to do in North Münster


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Gievenbeck

When in Gievenbeck, you can plan a visit to Allwetterzoo Münster and Lake Aasee, some noteworthy sights in the nearby area.

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Kinderhaus

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Kinderhaus is well-liked for its restaurants. You can also take some time to explore sights in the surrounding area like Münster Castle and Münster Cathedral.

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Kreuzviertel

While Kreuzviertel isn't home to many top sights, Münster Cathedral and Münster Castle are some notable places to visit nearby.

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Coerde

While Coerde isn't home to many top sights, Münster Cathedral and Prinzipalmarkt are some notable places to visit nearby.

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Sandrup

Sandrup might not have many top sights, but Münster Castle and Münster Cathedral are two attractions nearby that you can check out.

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Neutor

While Neutor isn't home to many top sights, Münster Castle and Westphalian State Museum for Art and Cultural History are some notable places to visit nearby.

Neutor

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