Senden South of Muenster: Stever River Town in the Kreis Coesfeld
Senden has about 22,280 inhabitants and lies in the Kreis Coesfeld of Nordrhein-Westfalen, roughly 15 kilometres south of Muenster. The Stever river flows through town on its way to the Lippe. Schloss Senden, a partly ruined moated castle, is undergoing a long-term restoration by a citizens' association and occasionally opens for events. The town developed from an agricultural village into a commuter settlement for Muenster over the second half of the 20th century, with new residential areas built around the old core.
Duelmen lies to the south. Luedinghausen is to the southwest. The Muensterland here is flat and open, with farms, hedgerows, and scattered Wasserburgen, the moated castles characteristic of the region.
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Senden has about 22,280 inhabitants and lies in the Kreis Coesfeld of Nordrhein-Westfalen, roughly 15 kilometres south of Muenster. The Stever river flows through town on its way to the Lippe. Schloss Senden, a partly ruined moated castle, is undergoing a long-term restoration by a citizens' association and occasionally opens for events. The town developed from an agricultural village into a commuter settlement for Muenster over the second half of the 20th century, with new residential areas built around the old core.
Duelmen lies to the south. Luedinghausen is to the southwest. The Muensterland here is flat and open, with farms, hedgerows, and scattered Wasserburgen, the moated castles characteristic of the region.
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