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

The Phenomena Lüdenscheid is a science center in Lüdenscheid in North Rhine-Westphalia. The exhibits are under the motto "Research x curiosity = fun²". The aim of the phenomena is to enable visitors to understand basic phenomena through their own actions. For this reason, the facility was given the name Phenomenta, like similar facilities in Germany. The Phenomena in Lüdenscheid was founded in 1996 and is based on its model in Flensburg.

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The Villa Hueck is a listed new baroque manufacturer villa and park at Humboldtstraße 36 in downtown Lüdenscheid. The Villa Hueck with three floors has a superstructed area of around 960 square meters plus cultivation and a more than 6000 square meter park. The villa is entered in the monument list of the city of Lüdenscheid under the monument number 128.

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The Neuenhof Castle is one of the art -historical and historically outstanding architectural monuments in Lüdenscheid. The water lock is located in the south of the city in the Elspetal. A signposted road goes off from the B 229. Since the facility is inhabited by the owner Alhard Graf from the Bussche-Kessell, the interior cannot be visited.

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Oedenthal Castle is a manor in the northwestern area of the city of Lüdenscheid. It is located on a mountain ledge above the confluence of Grebbecke and Linnepe, an adjoining stream of the Volme. Starting from the B 54, a road leads past the property towards Heerwiese / Brockhauser Lake.

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The Christuskirche is the focus and property of the Evangelical Christ Church in Lüdenscheid. In addition to the Redeemer Church, it is the second large Protestant church in the city center and with 1,200 seats the largest church in the Märkisches Kreis.

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