Location: Lunen
Top Things to do in Lunen
Top Restaurants in Lunen
10 Things to Do in Lunen That You Shouldn't Miss
Lünen or Luenen is a town in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is located north of Dortmund, on both banks of the River Lippe. It is the largest town of the Unna district and part of the Ruhr Area.
Restaurants in Lunen
1. LippEscape
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Tanji2015 - Lippetal, Germany
Wir waren mit insgesamt 4 Mädels in dem Escape-Room "Berlin".
Die Einleitung war sehr detailliert und der Mitarbeiter sehr freundlich und geduldig.
Das Lösen der Rätsel hat sehr viel Spaß gemacht und war teilweise eine ziemliche Herausforderung.
Man vergisst seinen Alltag dabei komplett.
Absolut empfehlenswert. Sobald der zweite Raum fertig ist, kommen wir wieder. :-)
2. Signal Iduna Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By TC3007 - Doncaster, United Kingdom
I have no words. Unbelievable. Need to go back. Block 50, top row seats 1&2. Next to the yellow wall Will be going back as soon as possible.
3. Schloss Nordkirchen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By Mike C - Christchurch, New Zealand
Beautiful place for a picnic or cycling or just a walk and take photos. Amazing building and has been well looked after, Gardens are stunning and plenty of places to sit in the shade. I have been here in winter and summer and always impressed. Also a spot to buy ice cream or a beer after the walk.
4. LWL-Industriemuseum Schiffshebewerk Henrichenburg
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By RHAHJ - Nijmegen, The Netherlands
This is one of the finest pieces of industrial heritage in the German Ruhr-area. The lift itself is the highlight. From the higher parts one gets a nice view over the environment. In additional buildings one can see Exhibitions with steam engines and about the history of the ship lift, and about a number of shipwrecks (not sure whether the latter is permanent). One can also visit a museum ship. There are buses coming here, but it's not the easiest place to reach by public transport.
5. See Park Lunen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
6. Schloss Cappenberg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Auf einem Höhenrücken nördlich der Stadt Lünen liegt das Schloss Cappenberg. Das ehemals bedeutende Prämonstratenserkloster wurde nach der Säkularisation zum Altersruhesitz des bekannten preußischen Verwaltungsreformers Freiherr Karl vom und zum Stein. Seinen Nachkommen, der Familie von Kanitz, gehört es noch heute. Rund um Cappenbergzieht sich der Cappenberger Wald. Er markiert den Übergang vom Rihrgebiet in das Münsterland.Gesonderte Erwähnung finden sollte diew alte Stiftskirche 1122 erbaut. Eine der schönsten und ältesten romanischen Kirchen in Deutschland.
Reviewed By hendenne - Kent
A pleasant visit and walk in good weather. Lovely wooded areas surround. About 15 minutes drive from Werne.
7. Altes Rathaus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Ralf M - Shanghai, China
We decided on our way to the North, to have a site seeing stopover in Münster, to show some beautiful place to our guests from China.
A walk from the railway station (unfortunately under construction) to the Dom through the old town was a very impressive and nice choice.
Unfortunately we didn't have too much time for showing more, enjoying more...
8. Sesekeweg
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By leoboe
Der Start an der Mündung der Seseke in die Lippe ist informativ aber man ahnt noch, dass dieser kleine Fluss eine "Industriegeschichte" hat.... Die ersten 700 Meter des Radwegs sind noch verkehrsumtost... Dann taucht man aber ein in eine andere Welt... Durch den Schwansbeller Wald und am See Park vorbei wird es entspannter.... Und weiter Richtung Kamen wird der Weg fast eine kleine Naturoase... Der Wandel des Ruhrgebiets vom Industrieort zu einem grünen Erholungsgebiet mit viel Natur wird hier konkret "erfahrbar"...
9. German Football Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 274 reviews
Reviewed By Traveller87987687 - Bangkok, Thailand
This is where Football-Germany celebrates its successful past of international football. The main focus here is on the national team’s glory, especially the recent victories of the men’s and the women’s team.
But there is also a section dedicated to the history of club football, national and international.
Very impressive is the trophy room, with replicas of the most important cups in the world. But the old items are well worth to give some attention, too. There are banners, advertising posters and even a jersey from the German Olympic team of the 1930’s.
The entrance fee is a bit pricy, but after the visit I found it well worth the money – if you are into football, that is.
Photography for private purposes is permitted, selfie-sticks are NOT allowed (Thank god!) and Go-Pro cameras are NOT allowed, too.
10. Kids Country
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By lomitelj - Lunen, Germany
I was there with my children, many times. Few times for fun only and two times because of birthday parties. All that I can say that the staff there are very friendly and patient. Sometime, some guests are making problems but they are solving them quite calmly. Only downside is air-conditioning. Every indoor amusement park is having problem with this point, so this one is not an exception. When it rains outside, all the windows are closed but in any other way, it is ok.
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