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OF NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA TOP Ducts in the Health Industry OWL Maschinenbau e.V. (Mechanical engineering OWL, registered associa- rium, Nieheim (combination of several museums showing the history and produc- Theatre Addresses tion) - strengthens the economic and technological power output of the medium- tion of culinary treasuries of Westphalia) In addition to theatres with their own company and theatres with regular OstWestfalenLippe GmbH, Jahnplatz 5, 33602 Bielefeld size mechanical industry in the area and gives OWL the profi le of a mechanic indu- Lippe district: Hermann monument, Detmold; Extern Stones, Horn-Bad Mein- seasons, the art scene is enriched by numerous free theatres, including for ex- www.ostwestfalen-lippe.de, www.teutoburgerwald.de/holiday stry region. www.owl-maschinenbau.de berg; Baronial residential castle, Detmold ample the Bielefeld Theaterlabor (Theatre Laboratory), the Paderborn and Bie- Minden-Lübbecke district: Kaiser Wilhelm memorial, Porta Westfalica; Minden lefeld puppet theatres and the “Mindener Stichlinge” satirical revue. Regional authority Verbände der Holz- und Möbelindustrie Westfalen-Lippe e.V. (Union of waterways intersection; Westphalian mill road in the Minden-Lübbecke mill district Bezirksregierung Detmold, Leopoldstraße 13-15, 32756 Detmold the wood and furniture industry in Westphalia-Lippe, registered association) – re- Paderborn district: Wewelsburg castle, Büren; Neuhaus castle with castle Theatres with their own company www.brdt.nrw.de RIGHT AT gional lobby of businesses in the wood, furniture and plastics industry in Westpha- grounds and meadow park, Paderborn; Dalheim monastery, Lichtenau Landestheater Detmold (North Rhine-Westphalia state theatre), Detmold lia-Lippe. www.vhk-herford.de Bielefeld municipality: Sparrenburg castle; Linen weaver memorial; Old mar- www.landestheater-detmold.de Chamber of Crafts ket with historic patrician houses Städtische Bühnen Bielefeld (Municipal Theatres), Bielefeld Handwerkskammer Ostwestfalen-Lippe zu Bielefeld Big brands from EastWestphaliaLippe* Zentrum für Innovation in der Gesundheitswirtschaft OWL (ZIG) (Centre Source: Statements from the districts and from the city council of Bielefeld www.theater-bielefeld.de Obernstraße 48, 33602 Bielefeld, www.handwerk-owl.de for innovations in the health industry OWL) – promotes the co-operation of the re- Theaterlabor (Theatre Laboratory), Bielefeld, www.theaterlabor.de gional health institutions and supports the development of new services and pro- Theatre Paderborn, Westfälische Kammerspiele (Westphalian Studio Theatre), Chambers of Industry and Commerce THEOF NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA TOP ducts in the health industry. www.zig-owl.de Sports Paderborn Industrie- und Handelskammer Ostwestfalen zu Bielefeld OWL provides a wide variety of attractions for both active www.kammerspiele-paderborn.de Elsa-Brändström-Straße 1-3, 33602 Bielefeld, www.bielefeld.ihk.de it’s OWL Clustermanagement GmbH (limited liability corporation) – mana- and passive sports enthusiasts. Industrie- und Handelskammer Lippe zu Detmold EASTWESTPHALIALIPPE ges and coordinates the cluster “Intelligent Technical Systems EastWestphalia- Handball (professional league): TBV Lemgo,TuS N-Lübbecke and GWD Min- Theatres with regular seasons Leonardo-da-Vinci-Weg 2, 32760 Detmold, www.detmold.ihk.de Lippe”. www.its-owl.de den; women´s national league: HSG Blomberg-Lippe New Theatre Espelkamp, www.neues-theater-espelkamp.de DATA | FIGURES | FACTS Football (professional league): DSC Arminia Bielefeld and SC Paderborn, Gütersloh city theatre, www.theater-gt.de District authorities women´s national league: Herforder SV and FSV Gütersloh 2009 Herford city theatre, www.theater.herford.de Kreis Gütersloh, 33324 Gütersloh, www.kreis-guetersloh.de Tourism Tennis: world-class GerryWeber Open tournament in Halle Minden city theatre, www.stadttheater-minden.de Kreis Herford, 32045 Herford, www.kreis-herford.de With Teutoburg Forest, the Wiehen and Egge mountain ranges, the river landsca- Golf: 16 courses Kreis Höxter, Postfach 10 03 46, 37669 Höxter, www.kreis-hoexter.de pes of the Weser, Ems and Lippe and the wilder natural landscapes such as the Riding: numerous facilities for amateur riders; high-class tournaments Kreis Lippe, 32754 Detmold, www.kreis-lippe.de Senne, the OWL region provides attractive areas for leisure and cultural activities. in e.g. Exter, Herford, Paderborn and Steinhagen Music Kreis Minden-Lübbecke, 32382 Minden, www.minden-luebbecke.de The most popular tourist attractions of the Teutoburg Forest include cycling, hiking Gliding: Europe’s biggest gliding school in Oerlinghausen Internationally big names from the worlds of pop, rock, folk, classical orche- Kreis Paderborn, Postfach 1940, 33049 Paderborn, www.kreis-paderborn.de and wellness. Special highlight: the “Hermannshöhen” – a high-quality network of Water ski: Paderborn, Vlotho stral music and choir singing all put on concerts in OWL.The venues range from Stadt Bielefeld, 33597 Bielefeld, www.bielefeld.de attractive hiking trails through the “TeutoburgerWald” (Teutoburg Forest), which – Number of clubs in city and district sports federations: 2,530 small jazz cellars to modern concert halls. with the Hermannnsweg” and the “Eggeweg” – comprises the two most popular Club members: 671,768 and traditional hiking trails of the area. Source: NRW Sports Federation, year 2013 Orchestras – selection Publisher Nordwestdeutsche Philharmonie-Landesorchester Nordrhein-Westfalen OstWestfalenLippe GmbH is a joint venture of the Gütersloh, Herford, Höxter, Lippe, Min- Guest beds 43,433 (North Rhine-Westphalia Land Orchestra), Herford, www.nwd-philharmonie.de den-Lübbecke and Paderborn districts together with the municipality of Bielefeld and the Number of accommodation facilities 871 Museums Philharmonisches Orchester der Stadt Bielefeld (Bielefeld Philharmonic regional business and science community, which is represented by the association “Wirt- Number of overnight stays 6,484,003 OWL is home to more than 170 museums and collections.These comprise houses Orchestra), Bielefeld, www.bielefelder-philharmoniker.de schaft und Wissenschaft für OWL” (Economy and Science for OWL). The association inclu- 100%=36,54mm Average duration of stay 3.5 days of European rank, traditional museums and new foundations, museums run by the Junge Sinfoniker (Young Musicians Symphonic Orchestra), Bielefeld, www.js-owl.de des the Chambers of Industry and Commerce for East Westphalia in Bielefeld and for Lippe PHOENIX CONTACT GmbH & Co. KG Source: IT.NRW, year 2012 municipality and by the federal state, complimentary institutions as well as publi- Detmolder Kammerorchester (Detmold Chamber orchestra), Detmold in Detmold, the East Westphalia-Lippe Chamber of Crafts in Bielefeld as well as currently cly accessible company and private collections. www.detmolder-kammerorchester.de approx. 125 companies and 6 colleges in the area. Local authorities and business have an Philharmonisches Orchester Paderborn (Philharmonic Orchestra), Paderborn equal stake in this joint venture, which has the legal status of a limited liability company. Sightseeing Selection: www.philharmonischegesellschaft-paderborn.de The task of the OstWestfalenLippe GmbH is to establish EastWestphaliaLippe as a power- OWL is rich in historic and architectural sights, including castles and fortresses, Archeological outdoor museum, Oerlinghausen | Diocese museum of the archbi- Westfälische Kammerphilharmonie (Westphalian Chamber Philharmonic) ful business location with a high quality of living as well as an attractive holiday destina- churches and monasteries, historic city centres, the numerous mills of the mill shop, Paderborn | Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum, Paderborn | History Museum, Bie- www.kammerphil.de tion. The fi elds of activity comprise regional initiatives, regional communication, tourism district or the buildings of the Weser renaissance. With about 200 gardens, health lefeld | Kunsthalle Bielefeld (Art Gallery), Bielefeld | District museum Wewelsburg OWL Big Band, www.owl-bigband.de marketing as well as the Regionalagentur OWL (Regional offi ce for work and business), resorts, castle grounds, city parks and the facilities of four North Rhine-Westpha- Castle, Büren | Lippisches Landesmuseum (Museum of the region of Lippe), Det- the OWL Kulturbüro (networking and support of regional cultural projects) and the Kompe- lia garden shows, the “EastWestphaliaLippe Garden_Landscape” is one of the cul- mold | LWL Open-Air museum – regional museum of folklore, Detmold | LWL-Indu- Events – selection tenzzentrum Frau und Beruf (sustainable improvement of career opportunities for women). © OWL Marketing GmbH tural highlights of the region. strial museum Ziegelei Lage, Lage | LWL-Museum for Monastery Culture, Dalheim Corveyer Musikwochen, music weeks at Corvey castle, www.schloss-corvey.de | MARTa (museum of contemporary art, design and architecture), Herford | Mie- Festival Musica Sacra, Paderborn (every 2 years), www.musicasacra-paderborn.de Gütersloh district: Historic old city of Rheda-Wiedenbrück; Marienfeld monastery le Museum, Gütersloh | Museum Huelsmann, art and design, Bielefeld | Prussia * The collage shows the logos of the biggest companies in OWL, a selction of other well-known brands as Haller Bachtage (Bach days), Halle/Westphalia, www.haller-bach-tage.de well as examples of brands known beyond the region from the fi elds of science, health, sports und and monastery church, Harsewinkel; Ravensberg castle ruins, Borgholzhausen Museum, Minden | History Museum in the royal stables Schloß Neuhaus,
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