Alongside our market woman Güths Mariechen, the night watchman, equipped with horn and halberd, is out and about in Gütersloh. While the call of the market women rings out during the day in the market, he ensures law and order at night. Interested individuals can accompany him on his path. City guide Klaus Gottenströter walks through the city center monthly, usually on Friday evenings. The meeting point for the popular tour is the meadow behind the Apostle Church. There, in tune with the twilight, the call of the night watchman resonates, who then embarks on a city tour with the group, sharing interesting facts about the city's history as well as exciting insights into life in past centuries.

Alongside our market woman Güths Mariechen, the night watchman, equipped with horn and halberd, is out and about in Gütersloh. While the call of the market women rings out during the day in the market, he ensures law and order at night. Interested individuals can accompany him on his path. City guide Klaus Gottenströter walks through the city center monthly, usually on Friday evenings. The meeting point for the popular tour is the meadow behind the Apostle Church. There, in tune with the twilight, the call of the night watchman resonates, who then embarks on a city tour with the group, sharing interesting facts about the city's history as well as exciting insights into life in past centuries.

Alongside our market woman Güths Mariechen, the night watchman, equipped with horn and halberd, is out and about in Gütersloh. While the call of the market women rings out during the day in the market, he ensures law and order at night. Interested individuals can accompany him on his path. City guide Klaus Gottenströter walks through the city center monthly, usually on Friday evenings. The meeting point for the popular tour is the meadow behind the Apostle Church. There, in tune with the twilight, the call of the night watchman resonates, who then embarks on a city tour with the group, sharing interesting facts about the city's history as well as exciting insights into life in past centuries.

Alongside our market woman Güths Mariechen, the night watchman, equipped with horn and halberd, is out and about in Gütersloh. While the call of the market women rings out during the day in the market, he ensures law and order at night. Interested individuals can accompany him on his path. City guide Klaus Gottenströter walks through the city center monthly, usually on Friday evenings. The meeting point for the popular tour is the meadow behind the Apostle Church. There, in tune with the twilight, the call of the night watchman resonates, who then embarks on a city tour with the group, sharing interesting facts about the city's history as well as exciting insights into life in past centuries.

Alongside our market woman Güths Mariechen, the night watchman, equipped with horn and halberd, is out and about in Gütersloh. While the call of the market women rings out during the day in the market, he ensures law and order at night. Interested individuals can accompany him on his path. City guide Klaus Gottenströter walks through the city center monthly, usually on Friday evenings. The meeting point for the popular tour is the meadow behind the Apostle Church. There, in tune with the twilight, the call of the night watchman resonates, who then embarks on a city tour with the group, sharing interesting facts about the city's history as well as exciting insights into life in past centuries.

Alongside our market woman Güths Mariechen, the night watchman, equipped with horn and halberd, is out and about in Gütersloh. While the call of the market women rings out during the day in the market, he ensures law and order at night. Interested individuals can accompany him on his path. City guide Klaus Gottenströter walks through the city center monthly, usually on Friday evenings. The meeting point for the popular tour is the meadow behind the Apostle Church. There, in tune with the twilight, the call of the night watchman resonates, who then embarks on a city tour with the group, sharing interesting facts about the city's history as well as exciting insights into life in past centuries.

Alongside our market woman Güths Mariechen, the night watchman, equipped with horn and halberd, is out and about in Gütersloh. While the call of the market women rings out during the day in the market, he ensures law and order at night. Interested individuals can accompany him on his path. City guide Klaus Gottenströter walks through the city center monthly, usually on Friday evenings. The meeting point for the popular tour is the meadow behind the Apostle Church. There, in tune with the twilight, the call of the night watchman resonates, who then embarks on a city tour with the group, sharing interesting facts about the city's history as well as exciting insights into life in past centuries.