The Tecklenburger Land is full of sights and unique attractions. It is a small landscape, a miniature Germany with a great diversity of scenery, architecture, and vibrant life. The rounded, rocky ridges of the Teutoburg Forest are framed by the expanses of parkland to the south and by extensive moors and wetlands to the north. In between, the Schafberg provides living space and economic prosperity. Sturdy village churches, solid farmhouses, and buildings made of half-timbering and sandstone characterize the region. More and more holidaymakers and visitors are discovering the charms of this little countryside. They encounter well-prepared hospitality. A dozen photographers showcase both the well-known and lesser-known aspects of the region in impressive images. Five texts succinctly address space, history, nature, agriculture, and trade.