Hamm: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The 35-metre-high Glass Elephant is Hamm’s landmark. It was created from the former coal-washing facility of the Maximilian colliery.

Culture

Hamm has more than 500 listed buildings and sites. These include Heessen Castle, Ermelinghoff House, Hohenover House and the Baroque Oberwerries moated castle. Historic sights in Hamm city centre include Vorschulze House, Stunikenhaus and the Henin Brewery, the oldest residential building in the city.

The Sri Kamadchi Ampal Temple is located in Uentrop. A temple festival with a procession takes place there every year, attended by Hindus from all over Europe. Hamm also offers a range of guided city tours focusing on the city’s sights, highlights and cultural attractions.

The wider region around Hamm is home to Crassenstein, the cultural-historical monument of the stone cist grave, Rodenberg House and the Osthofentor.

Landscape

The surrounding area of Hamm includes Kurricker Berg, Weißer Berg and Schafberg.

Leisure

Maximilianpark Hamm is located in the vicinity of Hamm. It features play dunes, climbing nets and water areas.

Further local information: Rhynern. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Hamm can then continue their accommodation search.

To the higher-level travel overview: Hamm.