Rose Garden Seppenrade

Visit
Lüdinghausen's city marketing offers guided tours of the village, during which the rose garden is also visited and scrutinised. The tours take place on request and for groups of 20 or more.
Guide: Josef Brathe
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Hiking routes
If a stroll through the Rose Garden gives you an appetite for more, the local recreation area around Lake Kluten will entice you. Here there are many opportunities for hikers and cyclists to explore and enjoy the landscape. Seppenrad Switzerland and the Wolfsschlucht gorge are also popular hiking destinations.
As a town of water castles, Lüdinghausen has many romantic pättkes, paths through the historic old town and routes from castle to castle.
Cycling routes
The local recreation areas around Seppenrade and the Rosengarten offer many opportunities for hikers and cyclists to explore and enjoy the landscape.
As a town of water castles, Lüdinghausen is connected to the 100 Castles Route, with the Rosengarten connected to the NRW cycling network and located in honeycomb 173/192 of the Münsterland cycling region. There are also many other beautiful cycle routes through the historic old town, along the Stever River and the Dortmund-Ems Canal.

Admission
The rose garden does not charge an entrance fee, but enjoys a donation. The garden is tended and maintained by volunteers.
Free admission: 0 €

Approach
By car: Drivers can reach Lüdinghausen via the A43 exit 5 Dülmen-Nord with connection to the B474 or the A1 exit 79 Ascheberg with connection to the B58. The Rose Garden is located to the west of the town, directly on the B58.
By public transport: From Lüdinghausen railway station, the Rosengarten can be reached by bus line S91. The journey takes eight minutes, the walk to the entrance another two minutes.
Parking
There is a car park right next to the rose garden.