Verl

The administrative town of Verl stretches across 71 square kilometers of North Rhine-Westphalia, maintaining an elevation of 92 meters above sea level.

First documented in 1264 as Henricus de Verlo, Verl developed from a farm estate into a municipality and received official town status in 2010.

The St. Anna Church, completed in 1801, stands at the center of Verl as the primary religious structure replacing an earlier chapel from 1512.

Residents and visitors benefit from direct access to the A2 motorway, connecting Verl to major cities including Bielefeld, which lies 15 kilometers north.

The monthly Hobbymarkt ranks among Germany's largest flea markets, drawing collectors and vendors on the first Saturday of each month.

Location: Gütersloh

Elevation above the sea: 92 m

Website: https://www.verl.de/

Shares border with: Bielefeld, Schloß Holte-Stukenbrock, Hövelhof, Delbrück, Rietberg, Gütersloh

Website: https://verl.de

GPS coordinates: 51.88306,8.51667

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:02