• Muenster Cathedral (St. Paulus Dom) - Saint Paul’s Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral located in the German city of Münster. Alongside the historic town hall, the cathedral serves as a symbol of Münster.
• Historisches Rathaus Munster - The Historical City Hall of Münster was a key venue for the negotiations of the Peace of Westphalia, which ended the Thirty Years’ War in Western Europe and the Eighty Years’ War between Spain and the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands. It was the site of the Peace of Münster in 1648.
• LWL-Museum fur Kunst und Kultur - The museum boasts an extensive collection, ranging from late Gothic painting and sculpture to works by the Cranachs, and specializes in paintings from the Der Blaue Reiter and Die Brücke movements.
• Wochenmarkt Muenster - The weekly market is held directly in front of the Dom, offering a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, plants, flowers, and regional specialties.
• Botanical Garden Munster - The botanical garden covers a total area of approximately 5 hectares, with 2000 square meters of greenhouse space. Five out of ten greenhouses are open year-round to around 200,000 visitors annually.
• St Lambert’s Church - Saint Lambert Church is a Roman Catholic church in the German city of Münster. It is the most significant sacred building of the Westphalian Late Gothic period.
• Stadtmuseum Munster - The City Museum’s permanent exhibition showcases the history of Münster from its origins to the present day.
• Kunstmuseum Pablo Picasso Muenster - The Kunstmuseum Pablo Picasso Münster houses a large collection of graphics by Pablo Picasso and his contemporaries in Münster, Germany.
• Kiepenkerl Denkmal - This beautiful statue is situated in the middle of the terrace of the two Kiepenkerl restaurants in Münster, where visitors can enjoy a good meal.
• Dominikanerkirche - The Dominican Church is located in the center of Münster, on Salzstraße, not far from St. Lambertus Church.
• Clemenskirche - St. Clement’s Church in Münster is a monastery and hospital church built between 1745 and 1753, designed by Johann Conrad Schlaun, and located at An der Clemenskirche.
• Erbdrostenhof - The “Erbdrostenhof” is an impressive 18th-century palace situated in the historic center of Münster, on Salzstrasse.
• Stadtbucherei Munster - The Münster City Library offers a diverse and appealing selection of media and information, including non-fiction and specialist books, novels, and books for children and young adults.
• St. Ludgeri - St. Liudger Church is one of the oldest Roman Catholic church buildings in Münster, Germany, with its initial construction dating back to 1173.

• An engaging online game combined with a city walk
• Convenient mobile app for in-game navigation and play

• Use of smartphone and data

Experience Münster in a distinctive and cost-effective way with our self-guided tour through our online App. Engage in an entertaining, family-friendly game, responding to questions about various locations and completing search tasks, all using your smartphone. Simply sign in to our complimentary city game app, and start exploring the city.

It’s not a ‘mundane’ guide, but one where you have the freedom to initiate, halt or take a break whenever you wish. Utilize GPS to discover the most charming squares, streets, and landmarks. Learn the most fascinating details about the city. Explore Münster with our unique city game app.

Instructions to kick-start the tour will be shared post booking. You can embark on this tour whenever you prefer.

This city game also serves as an excellent activity for large crowds.

• User friendly for the hearing impaired

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.