💀 A city full of bikes… and iron cages hanging from a church?
Welcome to Münster, Germany — where dark history meets the country’s most bike-friendly lifestyle.
More bikes than people, bodies once displayed in cages (yes, really), and a vibrant student city full of surprises. Did you know this? 👀
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💬 Tell me: would you dare to visit the church with the cages?
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🚲💀 ¿Una ciudad llena de bicicletas… y jaulas colgando de una iglesia?
Bienvenidos a Münster, Alemania: donde la historia oscura se mezcla con el estilo de vida más ciclista del país.
Más bicis que personas, cuerpos colgados en jaulas (sí, pasó de verdad) y una ciudad universitaria llena de vida. ¿Lo sabías? 👀
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💬 Cuéntame: ¿te atreverías a visitar la iglesia con las jaulas?
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Did you know that Müster has more bicycles than people? Yes, over 500,000 bikes for just 320,000 residents. That’s why it’s known as Germany’s bicycle capital. Riding a bike isn’t just common. It’s part of the city’s lifestyle. But there’s something even more curious. In the historic city center on St. Lbert’s Church, you can see three iron cages hanging from the tower. And no, they’re not decorations. In the 16th century, the bodies of three Anabaptist leaders were displayed in those cages after a failed religious uprising, a dark reminder of the city’s turbulent past. Today, Müster is a vibrant university town full of life, history, and thousands of bicycles. Night.