Enjoy with all your senses, experience the history of herbal medicine from ancient healing methods to modern phytotherapy, flowers in magnificent colors; Scents of essential oils, a olfactory and tactile garden specially designed for the visually impaired.
So touching is expressly allowed here!
The herbs are presented in Braille…

A beautifully landscaped garden behind the Elisabeth residential building. Seating, sandy beach, water feature, wildflower and herb garden - just nice for a little break.

Bird sanctuary and until the middle of this century the core zone of the largest contiguous high and low moor complex in North Rhine-Westphalia.
With a bit of luck you can see lapwings, curlews and black-tailed godwits.

A worthwhile visit not only during the flowering period in July/August. Starting from the Hotel Seehof car park, there is a wheelchair-accessible path over 2 km and a tactile route of 1,5 km in length.

Storks, Heck cattle, water buffalo - there's a lot going on here. In the north-west of the Hervester Bruch, a footbridge leads through the reeds to a barrier-free viewing platform with views of the pastureland. On the southern side, the stork's nest can be wonderfully observed from a barrier-free viewing platform.

Let your eyes wander over the extensive sand pit and get ready for animal encounters with deer, wild boar, foxes, rabbits or squirrels.

A walk around the Raesfeld moated castle on well-developed paths. There are also listening and tactile stations with information on the history of the castle and its current use.

Participation wanted! A 4,4 km long, wheelchair-accessible path with a tactile path edge, 10 adventure stations, information boards in Braille and wooden boards with tactile millings - it's exciting what there is to learn about nature here.