Böckstiegel - Path

Originally, the estate was a manor, which was inhabited by the "Lords of Werther". From 1817, the district administrator and mayor's office was based there and was owned by the zur Hellen family. From 1887, the building was used commercially for the manufacture and sale of imported cigars. Today, the HAUS WERTHER community center is a cultural meeting place for young and old. From there, those interested in culture and hikers can experience Böckstiegel's history at other stations. The Peter August Böckstiegel Museum is located at station 13.
The end of the trail is the watermill in Deppendorf.

Sturdy shoes are recommended!

Access to federal highways:
A 30 / E 8 (Bad Oeynhausen - Osnabrück with continuation towards Münster - Bremen) 18 km to Melle
A 2 / E 73 (Ruhr area - Hanover) 17 km to Bielefeld - Hillegossen or 30 km to Rheda-Wiedenbrück
A 33 (Paderborn - Halle (Westf.)

You can get information at www.owlverkehr.de.

Information on Böckstiegel is also available at the Werther (Westphalia) town hall, Mühlenstraße 2, 33824 Werther (Westphalia).

Experience the history of our city by booking a guided themed city tour with one of our trained city guides.

Further information can be found at www.stadt-werther.de , www.erfolgskreis-gt.de or www.teutoburgerwald.de.

Cemetery in 33824 Werther (Westf.) (country lane)

Watermill in Deppendorf