Billerbeck: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
St. Ludgerus Cathedral is a landmark of Billerbeck. The present building was constructed from 1892 to 1898 on the site of an older Romanesque church. The Chapel of the Death of St. Ludgerus in St. Ludgerus Cathedral is described as the main destination for pilgrims.
Culture and History
Johanniskirchplatz is surrounded around St. John's Church by small historic storehouses and other historic buildings. Kolvenburg is a listed former moated castle; the present complex has origins dating back to around 1300. As a cultural venue, it hosts concerts and exhibitions of contemporary art in a historic setting.
Billerbeck offers themed guided tours focusing on history, nature and culinary experiences. Guided tours can be booked for individual dates by groups. Billerbeck's restaurants also offer picnics featuring regional specialities.
Nature and Activities
The Berkel rises in the Baumberge hills in Billerbeck. Its source area and its course as far as the outskirts of Billerbeck form a recreational area with hiking and cycling trails, floodplain landscapes and quiet zones.
The bicycle station at Billerbecker BAHNHOF rents out bicycles, cargo bikes, trailers, child seats, helmets and other accessories. The Sandstone Route is a 152-kilometre cycling route featuring more than 200 structures made of Baumberg sandstone and passing through five towns, including Billerbeck.
Geographical Information
Billerbeck is located in North Rhine-Westphalia, in the Münster administrative district and the district of Coesfeld. The city is recorded as being 106 metres above sea level and is divided into three urban districts.
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