Münster: Eine Zeitreise durch Geschichte und Kultur

A historic building, the Stadtweinhaus was constructed in 1615/16 as a wine storage and sale facility for the city of Münster. It is the only remaining outbuilding of the town hall and architecturally independent building with a unique aesthetic.

A round fountain featuring a bronze sculpture of Archangel Michael defeating a dragon, with a granite bowl and outer ring. The 147-centimeter-high figure leans against the openwork tower of St. Lamberti's Church in the background, donated by Rudolf August Oetker.

A sculpture by Eduardo Chillida, "Tolerance through Dialogue" (De: Dialog – Toleranz) features two identical, massive benches standing opposite each other, made of corten steel with unique cutouts.

A beautiful fountain in the heart of old town Münster, featuring a sculpture of a farming family from the Münsterland region.

A Space-Time Sculpture is an abstract work by artist Norbert Kricke, featuring two curved metal rods with a light-colored oil paint finish, forming a loop-like shape that appears to open up the surrounding space.

A Gothic hall church in Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, dedicated to St. Mary and officially known as St. Marien Überwasser.

A baroque Adelspalais, built from 1702 to 1707, features a strict symmetrical design with a central Wohung and two side wings, housing a museum, offices, and a lecture hall, including the oldest existing university lecture hall.

A museum showcasing Westphalian art and cultural history, featuring late Gothic paintings and sculptures, Cranach family works, and Der Blaue Reiter and Die Brücke movement pieces, including August Macke's works.

A light installation on the LWL Museum for Art and Culture, featuring 406 high-gloss stainless steel spheres with individually controlled LED lights, creating complex light patterns and reflections on the facade.