Rheine in North Rhine-Westphalia is a lively City that delights visitors with its history, cultural institutions and dynamic atmosphere. Located in the District of Steinfurt, the history of Rheine stretches back to the Middle Ages.

The old town of Rheine showcases historic buildings, including the impressive Town Hall and the St. Dionysius Church, architectural highlights and testimonies to the City's religious tradition.

Cultural institutions such as the Bentlage Monastery help to enrich the cultural life of Rheine. The monastery, a historic building, is now home to galleries, museums and cultural events.

The shopping power in Rheine is stable, making the City an attractive shopping destination. The pedestrian zone and shopping centers offer a wide selection of stores and shopping opportunities.

The history of Rheine is characterized by trade and crafts. In the Middle Ages, the city developed into an important trading center on the Ems and flourished due to its favorable location.

The area surrounding Rheine is characterized by more interesting cities. The five surrounding cities include Steinfurt, Nordhorn, Ochtrup, Greven and Emsdetten. Each of these cities contributes to regional diversity and offers its own attractions and recreational opportunities.