11 must-see places in Münster

There is more to discover in Münster than you might think! A tour of the cathedral reveals not only architectural splendor, but also the hidden, imposing garden hall in the cloister - a rococo masterpiece reconstructed from the ruins of the Second World War. Perhaps even more surprising is the artistically designed public toilet by Hans-Peter Feldmann on Cathedral Square, a comfortable and humorous contrast to the usual standard.

At Michaelisplatz, you can experience a unique long-term art project: every four years, a sign with a new date is exchanged here - a vivid illustration of the connecting and passing of time. At Prinzipalmarkt, the sword of the Sendschwert bears witness to centuries-old traditions, and the creepy Anabaptist cages at Lamberti Church tell dark chapters of the city's history.

But there are also sugar sides to the city: in the "Bömskes" candy factory, you can see how sweet works of art are created from hot sugar paste. And in the historic fish frying hall on Rosenplatz, you can enjoy freshly caught fish in a maritime atmosphere.

Last but not least, the tour takes you to F24 in Frauenstraße - a symbol of Münster's cultural and political history - and underground: a rarely used pedestrian tunnel was once transformed into an art installation and invites you to explore the city creatively.

Finally, relax in the Giessen Botanical Gardens, a 400-year-old university garden that impresses with its maxi flower clock and exotic plants. Come and immerse yourself in this diverse and vibrant history!