Osnabrück

The most important historical attractions include the Osnabrück Town Hall (Rathaus), the St. Peter's Cathedral, the Felix-Nussbaum-Haus (a museum dedicated to the artist Felix Nussbaum), and the Bucksturm, a medieval tower. The market square, with its surrounding gabled houses, is also a significant historical site.

Osnabrück is a walkable city, and many attractions are within easy reach of the city center. Public transport, including buses, is efficient and readily available. Cycling is also a popular and convenient way to explore the city and its surroundings. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also available.

Osnabrück offers a diverse culinary scene, with traditional German cuisine being prominent. Expect to find hearty dishes like Schnitzel, sausages, and potato dishes. There are also numerous international restaurants, including Italian, Turkish, and Asian options. Local specialties include the 'Osnabrücker Friedewurst' sausage.