Lengerich: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Lengerich combines landscapes, places of remembrance, and evidence of its industrial history. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Lengerich can then continue searching for accommodation.

Culture and history

The sights in Lengerich include Gempt-Halle, an industrial relic. The Jewish cemetery in Lengerich is the only surviving evidence of a Jewish community and Jewish life in the town. Other listed attractions include the Hortensia Garden, the megalithic tomb near Wechte, and Lengerich Sculpture Park.

The Westphalian Field Railway Museum is connected with the former extraction of mineral resources around Lengerich and the use of field railways to transport these materials. The Roman Gate House is described as a landmark of Lengerich and reflects the town’s history.

The old railway tunnel in Lengerich is a remarkable historical landmark. Under the code name “Rebhuhn,” it was the site of an external camp from March 1944 until shortly before the end of the war.

Landscape

Lengerich has a varied landscape. The Canyon is described as a distinctive landscape feature. Kleeberg, Höhneberg, and Sonnenhügel are located near Lengerich; Westerbecker Berg lies in the surrounding area of Lengerich.

Geographical setting

The wider regional surroundings of Lengerich include the Diocesan Museum, the Wannenmacher Museum, Gertrudenberg, and the ruins of Holterberg.

Other destinations: Metelen, Emsdetten, Ibbenbüren, Recke, Wettringen, Horstmar, Ochtrup, Altenberge.

To the higher-level travel overview: Steinfurt.