Alstätte, Ottenstein, Vreden

Excavations show that the area around Vreden was already populated more than 10,000 years ago. The rich archaeological finds in the center of Vreden itself date back to the fifth century BC. The village is first mentioned in 839 when it had its own monastery. This monastery was closed in 1810, but the church can still be visited. There is also a nice papercutting art museum on the market. Here you can always see very beautiful and interesting works of art. A small settlement was built many centuries ago on the Alstätter Aa. Agriculture has been the main source of income for hundreds of decades. In 1890 a dairy was established in the village. This created many new jobs. expanded, there was a dairy in the village that created many new jobs. After the Second World War, the textile industry also found its way to Alstätte. Many men worked in the dairy, but the textile factory provided work for many female residents of Altstätte. At Profile Potreck"Der Farradspezialist\\\" you can park your car for free. Before you start your bike ride, you can have any defects to your bike repaired here. With a thorough check you can be sure that you can safely find your way through Germany. If you have a bicycle discount pass, don't forget to show it. This entitles you to a 10 euro discount for maintenance or repair.