This illustrated book showcases Warendorf as it is today. In five chapters, it presents both old and new buildings, describing the city as a livable place in the heart of Westphalia. Author Klaus Gruhn vividly reports on architectural highlights such as the townhouses around the market, the churches, and artistic treasures within the city, while also introducing regional customs. He dedicates a chapter to Warendorf as the "City of Horses" and the "City of Schools" – both of which the historically significant town on the Ems River is known for. Photographer Gabi Wild has captured the character, atmosphere, and unique features of Warendorf in large-format photographs. Her images depict a vibrant and attractive community with a history spanning over 800 years and impressive architecture.