//
Renaissance-style sandstone chateau in the Weser Uplands, one of the best examples of Weser Renaissance architecture, housing an art collection, surrounded by an ensemble of gardens, church, outbuildings and a watermill.
© OpenStreetMap contributors
Interesting for history fans, to see the site where the Nazis celebrated their harvest festivals, on the Bückeberg hillside. To get to the top requires quite a few stairs, but the views and historical value are rewarding.
Rattenfängerhaus
Renaissance building from 1602/03, with an elaborately decorated main façade and an inscription reminding of the Pied Piper legend.
Renaissance-style sandstone building dating from 1610–17. Pied Piper-themed carillon.
Museum of local history in two neighbouring historic buildings (Renaissance-style sandstone Leisthaus and half-timbered Stiftsherrenhaus)
Castle and riding school/horse stables. Very beautiful and elegant. Tours available in English