Escape Game Enger

Enger, a small town in North Rhine-Westphalia in the district of Herford, is known for its historical significance and is often referred to as the “Wittekindstadt”. It is considered the legendary last resting place of Widukind, the Saxon prince, who fought Charlemagne and later converted to Christianity. A special landmark of the city is the Widukind Museum, which focuses on the history and legends surrounding Widukind and the early medieval history of the region. Every year, the “Widukindfest” takes place in Enger, which dates back to this Saxon tradition and transforms the city into a lively festival mile. The old town of Enger offers charming half-timbered houses, historic buildings and the imposing collegiate church of St. Dionysius, which dates from the 10th century and is said to house Widukind's grave. The market square and the surrounding alleys invite you to stroll and relax with small shops, cafés and restaurants. Surrounded by the typical landscape of the Ravensberg hills, Enger offers many opportunities for nature lovers. Hiking and cycling trails lead through the green hills and fields, and the nearby “Füllenbruch” nature reserve offers beautiful surroundings for walks and bird watching. With its mix of historical heritage, cultural events and natural surroundings, Enger is a delightful destination for anyone who wants to experience the history of the region and the relaxed atmosphere of a small town in North Rhine-Westphalia.