Jewish cemetery

The Renaissance water castle is one of the best-preserved and most outstanding sites of the Münsterland and pretty much resembles an ideal, fairytale medieval castle. It houses the Münsterland museum.

Another Renaissance water castle built in the 12th century, and redesigned in the 16th century. In the main hall, there is an ornamental panel with all the crests of the former owner's ancestors. In the bailey you will find food prices of the year 1573 carved in stone (they are quite surprising!)

Only one wing of the 16th-century castle has survived. It was recast during the 18th century and is not that well-preserved which makes it the least interesting of the three castles. Nowadays its basement houses a Schlager music bar.

Yet another water castle, in the village of Elvert that has been merged into the municipality of Lüdinghausen.

16th-century Catholic parish church

Small 19th-century Gothic revival Protestant parish church