The Rathaus played a key role in the Peace of Westphalia negotiations. Inside, the Friedenssaal displays portraits of the negotiators, and the Schatzkammer houses the Kaiserpokal (Emperor’s Goblet).
This cathedral features unique architecture with unbalanced towers and parts dating back to 1100. Visitors can explore its labyrinth, cloisters, and the Domschatzkammer (treasury) with golden relics.
Designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, this museum showcases the works of Jewish painter Felix Nussbaum, who documented life under Nazi oppression.
Dedicated to the life and works of the author of 'All Quiet on the Western Front,' this museum promotes peace and understanding.
Located 22 km north of Osnabrück, this park commemorates the historic battle where Germanic tribes defeated Roman forces. It features exhibits, re-enactments, a viewing tower, and audioguides.
This charming area west of the Markt is perfect for a leisurely stroll, featuring historic buildings, shops, and quaint streets.
A traditional German restaurant and microbrewery offering hearty meals and house-brewed beers in a historic building with baroque architecture.
A contemporary cafe and roastery known for its coffee, homemade breakfast options, fresh sandwiches, salads, and cakes.
Located 33 km southwest of Osnabrück, this airport connects the city to various destinations. Bus X150 provides a convenient link to the city in about 40 minutes.
