Stemwede: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Stemwede is part of the Dümmer Nature Park and encompasses the natural areas of the Stemweder Berge and Oppenweher Moor. Numerous cycling and hiking trails lead through Stemwede’s countryside. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Stemwede can then continue their accommodation search.

Nature and landscape

Oppenweher Moor is known for its rare animals and plants; cranes can be observed there during their autumn migration. In the wider regional surroundings of Stemwede are the Himmelreich ruins and Wurzelbrink. Scharfer Berg and Feldbrink are located near Stemwede; Kleihügel lies in the surrounding area.

History and culture

Levern is a well-preserved historic half-timbered village with the collegiate church, a double church consisting of a former monastery church and a Protestant Lutheran parish church. Stemwede has three mills of different construction types that are open to visitors. The wider regional surroundings of Stemwede also include Gehlenbeck Parish Church of St. Nicholas and Schnathorst Church.

Recreation

Levern, a district of Stemwede, has been a state-recognized health resort since 1984 and has a spa park, the historic Badeallee and sulfur springs. Stemwede is officially recognized as a state-approved climatic health resort.

Regional cuisine and events

Stemwede’s local cuisine includes seasonal regional dishes such as asparagus and Westphalian Lappenpickert. The Waldfrieden Festival is associated with Stemwede, including the long-running “Hai in den Mai” event.

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To the higher-level travel overview: Minden-Lübbecke.