Public nature tour: "Wild herbs"

Excursion to the Bocholter Aa Lake Wild herbs are not only real health-givers, but also offer a variety of intense flavours that are wonderfully effective in the kitchen. If you would like to find out more about the diversity and unique flavour of these plants, you are cordially invited to an exciting wild herb excursion at Bocholter Aa-See. On Friday, 20 June 2025, from 3 to 5 pm, you will have the...

New dates for guided bike tours

Interesting and exciting cycle tours with guide Reinhold Lensing

Discover the region on two wheels! The Tourist-Info Bocholt is pleased to announce new dates for the popular cycle tours! The new cycle tours with experienced guide Reinhold Lensing will take you to the Münsterland and the Dutch border region. These routes not only offer the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful landscape, but also provide exciting insights into the history and culture of our region. We...

New dates for city tours

The Bocholt Tourist Information Centre is once again offering various exciting guided tours of the city, where those interested can immerse themselves in Bocholt's history.

The Bocholt Tourist Information Centre is once again offering various exciting guided tours of the city, where those interested can immerse themselves in Bocholt's history. Accompanied by historical figures such as the night watchman Florian Sauret, the Kiepenkerl Jörg Honsel and the quack Frank Telaar, participants learn lots of interesting facts about the town's history, humorous anecdotes and fascinating...

Bocholt opens the picnic blankets

"Brit Pic" on Sunday, 16 June, from 5 pm at the Textile Museum // Framed by the Münsterland Picnic Days // Participation free of charge

Picnicking in the park, in classic English style: this is possible on Sunday, 16 June, at the "Brit Pic" in Bocholt. The picnic blankets will be laid out there from 5 pm. Interested members of the public are welcome to attend the event on the lawn in front of the LWL Textile Museum on the Kubaai site on Uhlandstraße. Registration is not necessary and participation is free of charge.

Leisure: Cross-border cycle route tells "smuggling stories"

A tourist experience reminiscent of earlier times // Three route lengths of 49, 33 or 17 kilometres

The new cross-border "smuggling route" has now been officially reopened with a cycle tour. It leads through the German-Dutch border area between Voorst, Dinxperlo, Anholt, Suderwick, Megchelen and Gendringen. Along the route, you can learn exciting stories from the past.