Dorsten is known for its historical old town.
Dorsten is situated on the western rim of Westphalia, bordering the Rhineland.
It is part of the Kreis Recklinghausen.
The city os part of the German state
Nordrhein Westfalen NRW
Dorsten has a population of about 74,500 people.

Jüdisches Museum Westfalen
A museum documenting Jewish life and history in the region.
Altstadt Dorsten
A charming old town with cobbled streets, shops, and cafés.
St. Agatha Kirche
A Gothic church and one of Dorsten’s oldest landmarks.
Wasserturm Dorsten
A striking water tower reflecting the city’s industrial heritage.
Atlantis Dorsten
A large leisure and water park with pools, slides, and wellness areas.

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CreativQuartier Fürst Leopold
A cultural hub in a former coal mine with art, events, and gastronomy.
LWL Römermuseum Haltern
Exhibits on Roman history and archaeology in Westphalia.
Schloss Lembeck
A baroque moated castle with gardens and a museum.
Museum Haus Schulte Witten
A local museum showcasing Dorsten’s history and traditions.
Wesel Datteln Canal
A scenic waterway ideal for cycling and walking.

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Rhader Mühlen
Historic windmills in the Rhade district.
Dorsten City Park
A central park with lawns, sculptures, and walking paths.
Stadtbibliothek Dorsten
The city library offering cultural programs and exhibitions.
Dorsten Wochenmarkt
A lively weekly market with regional produce and specialties.
Dorsten Industrial Heritage Sites
Remnants of coal mining integrated into modern cultural spaces.

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Lippe River Promenade
A riverside path perfect for walking and cycling.
Dorsten Christmas Market
A festive seasonal market filling the old town with lights and stalls.
Freizeitpark Maria Lindenhof
A recreational park with playgrounds and green spaces.
Stadthalle Dorsten
A venue for concerts, fairs, and cultural events.
Dorsten Sculpture Trail
Outdoor installations connecting art with urban spaces.