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The year 2020 will end with a real bang for Muenster - Your Adventure: the company was awarded the renowned "Travel and Hospitality Award". The prize is awarded worldwide and honours first-class tourism projects for unique and inspiring concepts. Click here for the press release: https://thawards.com/muenster-your-adventure-is-a-travel-hospitality-award-winner-for-2021/

Enjoy life at the Lake Aasee, delve in history as you stroll down Prinzipalmarkt, the Main Market, party in the so called Cow Quarter (Kuhviertel) or at the harbour – these are but a few of the unforgettable highlights that make Muenster so attractive for many visitors. Check out my following choice of favourite activities and useful hints. Or even better: just join one of my guided tours and experience the unique flair of the metropolis of Westphalia.

World-famous moated castles, magnificent nature in the Baumberge mountains, pure history in Nottuln, and pulsating city life in Warendorf - time and again the Münsterland presents itself to its visitors from a new side. Take a look at the following suggestions and be inspired. The region around Münster will welcome you with open arms and offer you spectacular experiences. I will gladly tell you more!

I did my first tour in Chinese! I have been learning the versatile language of the Middle Kingdom for five years now. Tina Tegethoff, Category Lead Buyer at EMSA GmbH in Emsdetten and at the same time a long-time comrade from the Chinese course, hosted a delegation of Chinese colleagues from various business areas of Groupe SEB. The EMSA brand is known internationally: https://www.emsa.com/    

Until October, Muenster has a special event in store for all friends of modern art. „From Christo to Kiefer“ , the current exhibition at the Picasso-Museum is named, comprising around 100 exhibits of 42 well-known artists and lighting a real fireworks of impressions of the most important currents of contemporary art. The pieces on show originate from the collection of world-renowned French gallery owner Yvon Lambert.