Attractions in Werl
Highlights
This quiet route leads to the multiple award-winning village of Flierich as well as through the meadows and fields of the Börde and offers ...
The route from Fröndenberg to Lippstadt through the Soester Börde passes through three historically significant towns, each worth a visit.
Circular route from Lenningsen via Kamen, Werne, Hamm, and Pentling back to the starting point. On this route, you ride on old cycle paths ...
Ostönnen - Church St. Andreas - Gothic organ - Merklingsen - Börde landscape - Panorama Haarstrang - Old pollarded willows, fruit trees and bird ...
This is the Hellweg, the old trade route that led from Dortmund to Höxter. Of course, we are walking in the opposite direction, i.e., westwards, to ...
Route from Lünern on the old, newly asphalted railway track to Scheidingen. From Scheidingen then over field paths to Hilbeck and further via ...
This is the 7th stage of the Way of St. James from Höxter to Dortmund. It leads from Soest to Werl.
The circular route starts in Unna Lünern. Via Hemmerde we ride up to the Haarstrang to Bremen and to the Möhnesee. Return via Ampen and Werl.
Train station - Ameckebach - NSG Hemmerder Wiesen – Auf der Horst - Erdbeerhof - Old railway embankment - Picnic area - Hasenvöhde - Steinen - ...
Route from Unna Lünern to the golf course Fröndenberg with a view of Sauerland. From Frbg., follow the Ruhr Valley cycle path to Wickede.
Discover the region
Geographical location and special features:
The geographical location of Werl is ideal for a holiday in the countryside. Here you are on the edge of the Sauerland region, between Münsterland and the Ruhr area. The surrounding area entices with extensive forests for hiking or cycling as well as idyllic lakes for swimming or fishing.
Tourist attractions:
In Werl there are many historic buildings to visit such as the baroque Neuhaus Castle or the St. Walburga Church. The Museum Haus Füchten also shows you interesting exhibitions on the history of the region.
Cultural highlights and events:
One highlight in Werl is undoubtedly the pilgrimage festival of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary in July every year. But other events such as the traditional Schützenfest in August also offer a change from everyday life.
Culinary specialities:
Be sure to try the famous "Werler Korn", a regionally produced schnapps made from rye malt. In restaurants you will also find local specialities such as Westphalian Pickert (a potato pancake) or Pfefferpotthast (a stew).
Outdoor activities:
In summer, a trip to Lake Möhne, which is only a few kilometres from Werl, is a good idea. Here you can swim, sail or take a boat trip. In winter, the Winterberg skiing area with its pistes and cross-country ski runs is an attraction.
Where is it most beautiful in Werl?
The historic alleys around the market square and the Neuhaus castle park are particularly recommendable. A walk along the river Lippe is also very idyllic.
What to do if it rains?
If the weather is bad, it is worth visiting the Haus Füchten museum or the Capitol Theater cinema. Alternatively, you can spend a day at a spa or take advantage of one of the numerous indoor sports facilities.
Werl, district of Soest - A destination for explorers
Overall, Werl offers everything you would expect from an exciting destination: History and culture, nature experiences as well as culinary delights. The place is definitely worth a visit and is suitable for a short weekend trip as well as for longer stays. With this travel guide, you have all the important information at your fingertips!
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