5 Sights in Bünde, Germany (with Map and Images)

The stone house Bunderhee is one of the oldest preserved castles in East Frisia. The three-storey medieval tower castle in Bunderhee from the 14th century was the chieftain's seat and has been preserved unchanged in its basic substance. The baroque extension in the west was completed in 1735. Steinhaus Bunderhee is located in the district of Leer, 2 km northeast of Bunde in Rheiderland.

Wikipedia: Steinhaus Bunderhee (DE)

The Evangelical Reformed Church is a cruciform church from the 13th century in Bunde in East Frisia. The brick church consists of three buildings, a Romanesque nave, an elaborately designed eastern part in Romano-Gothic style and a classicist west tower from 1840. The architecturally nationally important church has undergone numerous conversions and changes over the centuries.

Wikipedia: Reformierte Kirche (Bunde) (DE), Website

The Ev. Laurentiuskirche is the oldest parish church in the Evangelical Lutheran community of Bünde-Lydia, Herford district. The church in Bünde is considered one of the oldest churches in the region. Its foundation in the late 8th century falls into the time of the Christianization of the Saxon tribal area.

Wikipedia: Laurentiuskirche (Bünde) (DE), Website

The St. Jürgen-Plate is an Evangelical Lutheran chapel in the Bünder district of thin. It was built in the 18th century and goes back to a previous building from the 14th century and is located within a historic churchyard.

Wikipedia: St.-Jürgen-Klus (DE), Website

The German Tobacco and Cigar Museum is a museum in the town of Bünde in the eastern Westphalia district of Herford. It shows the products and production methods of the tobacco industry. It is part of the Bünde Museum.

Wikipedia: Deutsches Tabak- und Zigarrenmuseum (DE)