Further Informations
Information for cyclists
Due to its 4,500 km long well-signposted cycle path network, the Münsterland is an ideal travel and excursion destination for cyclists. The city of Borken, which is located in the lowlands of Münsterland, is also connected to this network of cycle paths. Various cycling and themed routes invite you to explore the beautiful Münsterland by bike. The Netherlands is also not far away. There are exciting and interesting things to discover on small smuggler's trails.
The Borken district of Weseke is also connected to the cycle path network. The "Hohe Mark Nature Park Route" leads to the most beautiful nature experiences in the area and passes directly by the Weseke Heimathaus. In summer, the Heimathaus, together with the Quellengrundpark and the Kneipp water treading pool, is a perfect resting place.
Price Info
Admission gardens
Free admission: 0 €
Direction
Arrival
By car:
The Weseker Heimathaus is located in Borken-Weseke, which is in the western Münsterland.
Arrival via the A31 (Oberhausen-Emden), exit Borken or Gescher, travel time approx. 20-30 minutes.
Arrival via the A3 (Cologne-Arnheim), Hamminkeln exit, journey time approx. 40 minutes.
By bus:
Borken is on the Essen-Bottrop-Dorsten-Borken railway line and is the terminus.
From Essen Hbf, the journey time to Borken station is approx. 1 hour.
The Heimathaus Weseke in the Quellengrundpark is about 7 kilometres from Borken station.
Take bus line R76 and get off at the "Evangelische Kirche" stop in Borken-Weseke. From here it is about 500 metres to the Heimathaus.
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Opening Hours
(01.01-31.12) Opening hours Heimathaus
The Weseke Heritage House can only be visited from the outside. Further opening hours and days of action can be found on the homepage of the Heimatverein Weseke: https://www.weseker-heimatverein.de/