Münster is one of Germany's most appealing smaller cities, with a 1,200-year history, a town center that blends the medieval with modern, and the lively atmosphere that comes from having a university with 39,000 students. Münster is a place that keeps its history very much alive – and its houses, churches and squares can tell plenty of stories about the past.

Nearby Salzstrasse, Münster's oldest mercantile street, has a number of attractions to explore – most notably the baroque treasures of Erbdrostenhof Palace, the Dominican Church and the Church of St. Clement's with its beautiful baroque garden. Not far beyond that is the Ludgeri quarter with its restaurants, pubs and cafés. Munster has an extensive range of things to do with a selection of places to eat and drink, adventures and activities, plan your stay and visit to Munster.