Warendorf: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

For anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Warendorf, Warendorf is the focal point as a travel destination.

Surrounding Warendorf, the Nienborg ruins are listed as a named map feature approximately 12.5 km southeast of Warendorf. For those interested in culture, they are a specific point of reference in the vicinity of the destination.

Named map features in the wider surrounding area include the Westphalian State Museum of Art and Cultural History approximately 25.1 km west of Warendorf, Crassenstein in the wider castle context approximately 26.6 km southeast of Warendorf, and St Paul's Cathedral approximately 25.0 km west of Warendorf.

In the nearby landscape around Warendorf is Finkenberg hill, approximately 10.0 km south of Warendorf. In the wider surrounding landscape, Johannis Egge approximately 26.4 km northeast, Große Egge approximately 28.4 km northeast, and Laerhöhe approximately 16.7 km north of Warendorf are listed as named map features.

Cycling and Circular Routes

In the Warendorf district, there is a signposted cycling network approximately 900 kilometres long, consisting of interconnected smaller circular routes. For travellers interested in signposted cycling routes, this network provides a specific point of reference.

Fourteen circular routes are presented in the Warendorf district. They are between 28 and 66 kilometres long and use paved cycle paths wherever possible.

Parking is available at the starting points of the cycling routes presented.

Some places along the cycling routes presented have railway stations, making these places accessible by train.

Other local pages for regional orientation: Ahlen, Beckum, Beelen, Drensteinfurt, Ennigerloh, Everswinkel, Oelde, Ostbevern, Sassenberg, Sendenhorst, Telgte, Wadersloh.

To the overarching travel overview: North Rhine-Westphalia.