Explore Germany's cultural city of Münster

There are ancient churches, charming old towns and rich bicycle culture🏰 Are you ready for a German-style trip? 🥨 . 🚲 How to get to Münster By plane: The nearest international airport is Osnabrück Airport (OSN), from where you can take a train or rent a car to Münster and enjoy the German scenery along the way. . 🌟 Must-see attractions Münster Cathedral (St. Paulus Dom): As the largest church in the state, its Romanesque style and astronomical clock are must-sees. Historic Town Hall (Historisches Rathaus): In 1648, the Peace of Westphalia that ended the Thirty Years' War was signed here, which is a witness to history. Münster Botanical Garden (Botanischer Garten): With about 8,000 species of plants, it is a great place for citizens to relax. Prinzipalmarkt: One of the most famous market squares in Germany, with a long history and distinctive architecture. Pablo Picasso Art Museum (Kunstmuseum Pablo Picasso Münster): Germany's only Picasso museum, housing more than 800 Picasso prints. . 🍽️ Food Recommendation Local beer: In Münster, you can try local beer. German beer culture is world-famous. German sausages: Don’t miss trying the authentic German sausages, which are paired with sauerkraut for a unique flavor. . 📸 Tips for taking photos Old Town: At Principal Market Square, you can take photos of the old gabled houses and arcades, and experience the medieval atmosphere. Churches and bell towers: At the Münster Cathedral, take advantage of the grandeur of the church and the height of the bell tower to take photos with a sense of history.