Erich Maria Remarque once raved about the old streets and dreamy corners of his hometown. Much of what was destroyed by the bombs of World War II has been rebuilt. The Town Hall, the site of the negotiations for the Peace of Westphalia, received the European Heritage Label in 2015. Together with the adjacent Gothic St. Mary's Church, it forms a magnificent ensemble. But the Cathedral with its cathedral treasure in a walk-in safe, the Witch's Path, and the idyllic half-timbered houses also captivate in the city that allegedly boasts the highest quality of life in Germany. The city tour takes you to the most important sights in the center of Osnabrück. On foot and in one day, you can experience over 1,000 years of city history in an entertaining and informative way.