Coesfeld: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A historical city tour in Coesfeld follows towers, gates, and former fortifications; the promenade ring still influences the cityscape today. Those interested in historic cityscapes will find a specific cultural connection here.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Coesfeld.

Geographical Location

In the vicinity of Coesfeld, Varlar Castle is recorded as a named mapped feature approximately 5.4 km to the north. Further afield, Hülshoff Castle approximately 23.3 km to the east, Vischering Castle approximately 26.1 km to the southeast, and the Former Site of the Marl Power Plant approximately 27.6 km to the south are recorded as named mapped features. Also recorded as named mapped features are Humberg approximately 8.1 km to the south, Kippenberg approximately 10.5 km to the northeast, Spielberg approximately 12.6 km to the northeast, and Blomberg approximately 14.5 km to the south.

Culture

Visitor attractions listed in Coesfeld include St. Lamberti Parish Church with the Coesfeld Cross, the medieval Walkenbrückentor gate, and Ludgerusburg.

Nature

The Coesfelder Heide contains the Heidesee nature reserve; the paths there are used by walkers, joggers, and cyclists, while the fenced nature reserve itself should not be entered.

Hiking

Hiking opens up the western Münsterland region around Coesfeld, including natural areas that may go unnoticed from a car. For those interested in hiking, this provides a specific point of connection in Coesfeld.

Landscape

Hiking information associated with Coesfeld also refers to the Baumberge hills, the surrounding Münsterland region, and the Hohe Mark-Westmünsterland Nature Park.

Coesfeld is described as a small town and district capital in western Münsterland.

Other local pages at a glance: Ascheberg, Billerbeck, Coesfeld, Dülmen, Havixbeck, Lüdinghausen, Nordkirchen, Nottuln, Olfen, Rosendahl, Senden.

To the higher-level travel overview: North Rhine-Westphalia.