Plenty of choice! Lowest Rate Guarantee! No Advanced Payments Guest Reviews Multilingual No extra chargeBielefeld Hotels and Accommodation
Bielefeld in Eastern Westphalia comes complete with a castle, German Fan Museum, Stadttheater, Alter Markt, a concert hall, several churches and a former spinning mill. You need to reserve more than one day in a Bielefeld hotel is you want to see all the sights. The History Museum in Ravensberg Park in the restored Spinning Mill will absorb you for part of the day. It contains the original machinery. The former mill manager’s house in the Park showcases arts and crafts from the Renaissance onwards. It has ceramics, porcelain and other items on display. The Natural History Museum temporarily resides in the manor house, Spiegelshof. The house is an architectural example of the Weser Renaissance style. There is also the open-air museum - the Bauerhaus. It is the oldest of its kind in Wesphalia.
You can catch the attractions of the center core from many of the hotels in Bielefeld. Be sure to view the Black Madonna (1220) in 16th century St. Jodokus. This church also contains Gunterman’s “The Sufferer” (1922) and an icon wall by Saweljew (1962). Two other fine pieces of artwork are the Linen Weaver Statue by Perahoner (1909) and the Volwausen’s Mercury Fountain (1922) in the ALte Markt. During the evening, leave your hotel in Bielefeld to catch a concert at the Rudolph Oeter Concert Hall or a performance at the Stadttheater (1904). If you book one of the hospitable cheap hotels, you will have plenty of time to visit. Wander over to the Altes Rathaus (1904) to see the 1650 model of the town. Make time to view the catacombs of the Sparrenbergg Castle. Do not forget to admire the Neustadter Marienkirche (1293-1512). This Gothic structure features a precious wing altar with 13 pictures – the Marienaltar.
