Dülmen, a charming city in North Rhine-Westphalia, impresses with its diverse surroundings and historical roots. Located in the Münsterland region, the City impresses with its well-preserved old town, traditional half-timbered houses and the imposing Dülmen Castle.

In terms of purchasing power, Dülmen is an economically vibrant community. The shopping opportunities in the city center reflect this by offering a diverse selection of stores and services. Local craft businesses and modern retailers help to boost the purchasing power of residents and promote the attractiveness of Dülmen as a shopping destination.

Sightseeing attractions include the Merfelder Bruch wild horse enclosure, the oldest nature reserve in Germany where wild horses live in the wild. Clemenskirchplatz with St. Viktor's Church and the Textilwerk industrial museum are more cultural highlights.

All in all, Dülmen combines nature, history and economic dynamism to create an appealing living space in Münsterland.