Lippstadt: Lippe Source, Hella Headquarters, and Westphalia's Oldest City Charter
Lippstadt has a population around 67,000 and sits on the Lippe river in the Soester Boerde region of Nordrhein-Westfalen. The city received its charter in 1185, making it one of the oldest planned cities in Westphalia. The Lippe springs from the ground at the Lippequelle in the nearby Bad Lippspringe. Hella, the global automotive lighting and electronics company (now part of Faurecia/Forvia), has its headquarters here, employing thousands.
The Marienkirche and the Grosse Marienkirche are the main ecclesiastical buildings. The Altstadt retains sections of its medieval layout. The Soester Boerde, a fertile plain, surrounds the city. Lippstadt sits between Paderborn (25 kilometres east) and Soest (20 kilometres west). The Stiftsruine in the nearby Cappel district is a striking Romanesque church ruin. Adult companionship follows NRW's regulatory framework.
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Lippstadt has a population around 67,000 and sits on the Lippe river in the Soester Boerde region of Nordrhein-Westfalen. The city received its charter in 1185, making it one of the oldest planned cities in Westphalia. The Lippe springs from the ground at the Lippequelle in the nearby Bad Lippspringe. Hella, the global automotive lighting and electronics company (now part of Faurecia/Forvia), has its headquarters here, employing thousands.
The Marienkirche and the Grosse Marienkirche are the main ecclesiastical buildings. The Altstadt retains sections of its medieval layout. The Soester Boerde, a fertile plain, surrounds the city. Lippstadt sits between Paderborn (25 kilometres east) and Soest (20 kilometres west). The Stiftsruine in the nearby Cappel district is a striking Romanesque church ruin. Adult companionship follows NRW's regulatory framework.
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