Old cities that have remained young are full of stories, anecdotes, events, and names. Münster in Westphalia is such a city. The city of the Anabaptist Kingdom in 1534/1535, the city of the Peace of Westphalia, and perhaps still the city of the Jewish author Annette von Droste-Hülshoff – these will be the first answers when you ask a well-read stranger what comes to mind about Münster. The sports enthusiast will likely add: a metropolis for equestrian sports, the USC women's volleyball team, the SC Preussen footballers. And in years ending with the digit 7, art lovers from around the world marvel at what artists (also from around the world) have placed in the streets, public spaces, and parks of the city for the exhibition Skulptur.Projekte. But the tourist, the flâneur, and the local resident walk through the alleys and streets of the city with open eyes and ears.