Vreden, Wüllen, Stadtlohn

Stadtlohn is a town in North Rhine-Westphalia. Archaeological finds prove that there was a medieval settlement on the site of Stadtlon. The current city developed around the official court of the Bishop of Munster. The administration of the city was transferred to the Counts of Löhn after a few years, since then the city has been called Stadtlohn. In 1611, the city suffered a major fire, while at the same time armed conflicts ravaged the city. After all this disaster, a conscious decision was made to shrink the village. You will also encounter the German town of Vreden on the route. Excavations show that the area around Vreden was already populated more than 10,000 years ago. However, the finds in the center itself only indicate habitation from the fifth century BC, but the village as we know it today was first mentioned in 839. There is a beautiful papercutting art museum on the market, where there are always very beautiful and interesting works of art on display. can be viewed, based on paper. If you have the time, it's nice to cycle there to admire the amazing art of papercutting. The route starts and ends at Profile Lansing"Der Fahrradspezialist\\\". There is plenty of parking space here and you can have your bike checked before you leave. The bicycle specialist will be happy to check your bicycle and give you a 10 euro discount on maintenance and any repairs with a bicycle discount pass. This way you can start on this beautiful route without any worries. After a good 40 kilometers of cycling you arrive on Dutch territory at the Sevink Mölle. This is a beautiful round stone bell mill built in 1867 just outside Meddo. The mill was mainly used as a flour mill and was completely restored in 2000, after standing still for 70 years. The mill was made completely ready for grinding and has been in use again since 2001. The Sevink Mölle now runs on a voluntary basis and for a viewing you can pick up the key yourself from the caretaker in the pancake house next to the mill.