Bramsche

Bramsche is an independent municipality in Osnabrück district comprising nine towns including Achmer, Hesepe, and Kalkriese. The area spans across several kilometers and combines rural and more developed zones.

The area around Kalkriese was the site of a decisive clash between Germanic tribes and Roman legions in the early 1st century. This event significantly influenced the region's development.

The town maintains partnerships with communities in Poland, France, Israel, and the United Kingdom that enable regular visits and exchanges. These connections shape daily life and bring people from different countries together.

The nine towns are connected by well-developed roads and regular bus services link the different areas together. Several parking areas and stops are located at central points for visitors.

The topographic character of the area varies considerably, with flatter sections in the north and more hilly zones in the southeast. These elevation changes shape the landscape and the appearance of the different towns.

Location: Osnabrück

Elevation above the sea: 48 m

Shares border with: Belm, Neuenkirchen-Vörden, Ankum, Alfhausen, Wallenhorst, Neuenkirchen im Hülsen, Westerkappeln, Merzen, Rieste, Ostercappeln

Address: 49565 Bramsche, Germany

Website: https://bramsche.de

GPS coordinates: 52.40889,7.97278

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:00