Gütersloh: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the district town of Gütersloh, the Apostelkirche and St.-Pankratius-Kirche reflect the history of shared church services and the later establishment of an independent Catholic church. Anyone interested in the religious history of the town will find a tangible cultural point of reference here.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Gütersloh.

Historical exploration in Gütersloh includes monuments and their stories, which are presented during a guided tour of the town’s historical heritage. The Stadtpark and Botanical Garden form an urban green attraction within a 15-hectare park featuring flower areas, water basins and works of art. The Area61 leisure venue includes a 120-metre-long pump track that can be used with bicycles, inline skates and scooters, as well as a graffiti wall and other leisure facilities.

Nature

The eastern part of the Gütersloh district is covered by the Teutoburg Forest. The district’s highest elevation is the Hengeberg at 316 metres. The Ems rises in the western part of the district; near Harsewinkel, its valley contains the district’s lowest point at 56 metres.

Geographical setting

The Martin-Luther-Kirche is located approximately 0.5 kilometres northwest of the centre of Gütersloh. In the surrounding area, Schloß Holte is approximately 14.9 kilometres east and Sparrenburg approximately 15.7 kilometres northeast of the centre of Gütersloh. Togdrang is approximately 14.4 kilometres northeast, Bußberg approximately 14.8 kilometres north, Crassenstein approximately 23.0 kilometres southwest, Hengeberg approximately 17.0 kilometres north and Große Egge approximately 19.6 kilometres north of the centre of Gütersloh.

Getting around

The Gütersloh district and its surroundings are described as suitable for hiking and cycling. The Dalke flows through Gütersloh’s town centre and the Stadtpark before reaching the Ems. For visitors interested in hiking or cycling, this connection to the landscape provides a tangible point of reference.

Arrival

Gütersloh’s main railway station is designated as the nearest regional railway station; the A2 is designated as the nearest motorway.

For further destination options, you can go directly to the pages for Borgholzhausen, Gütersloh, Halle/Westfalen, Harsewinkel, Herzebrock-Clarholz, Langenberg, Marienfeld, Rheda-Wiedenbrück, Rietberg, Schloß Holte-Stukenbrock, Steinhagen, Verl, Versmold and Werther.

For the overview of the higher-level destination: North Rhine-Westphalia.