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At Werse Beach, there is a yellow sandy beach where visitors can linger. Travelers who would like to rent a holiday apartment in Sendenhorst can then search for accommodation.
Werse Beach provides access to its small island via stepping stones. A shelter with tables and benches is located nearby. The small island in the course of the Werse River at Werse Beach provides a habitat for fish and small aquatic organisms.
The observation tower in Himmelreich has a viewing platform at a height of 11.47 meters, offering views over Sendenhorst and the Münsterland park landscape. At Hof Schmetkamp, there is a shady spot for picnics and relaxation.
Werse Beach is located directly on the cycle path network, and the 100 Castles Route passes by it. The Werse Cycle Path runs for 123 kilometers through the southern Warendorf district and includes Sendenhorst. Along the Werse Cycle Path, there are 34 information panels as well as regular rest areas with tables and benches.
The Sendenhorst municipal administration lends tourists up to two Gazelle e-bikes.
The Bernhard Kleinhans tour is signposted and leads to 21 objects at eight stops in Sendenhorst. Haus SIEKMANN hosts concerts, cabaret, theater, readings, children's cinema, and lectures. The grounds of Haus SIEKMANN are open to the public.
For the overarching travel overview: Warendorf.
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