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Königsbrück Castle is located in the Neuenkirchen district of Melle in the Osnabrück district, Lower Saxony, Germany. It is close to the Warmenau River, which forms the border between Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia.

With a population of approximately 338,000, Bielefeld is the eighth largest city in North Rhine-Westphalia and ranks 18th among Germany's largest cities by population. In terms of area, Bielefeld ranks eleventh. From Sparrenburg Castle, situated sixty meters higher than the city center, one can see large parts of the city.

And quickly climbed out of the city.

Worth seeing, but unfortunately not open to visitors.

Two watermills used to belong to Königsbrück Castle; today only the Niedermühle on the Warmenau remains, exactly on the border between Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia.

Königsbrück first appears as a main court in sources in 1063, when the Münster bishop Friedrich I received it as a gift from King Henry IV, to whom he had previously served as chancellor, upon his inauguration.

You should enjoy the great view of Bielefeld.

The Bustedt estate is a moated castle that was founded in 1415 by the knight Heinrich von Ledebur. However, he placed this on the land of the Herford women's monastery, which led to a feud that he lost. The castle, which was secured with several moats, passed to the House of Ravensberg just four years later and was managed by different families. When it lost its military importance, Gut Bustedt was converted into a moated castle. Today the facility is used by the community of Hiddenhausen as a biology center. Around the moated castle there are several animal enclosures for goats and poultry, ponds and even a herb and kitchen garden. The estate can also be visited from the inside on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. This is when the aquarium enthusiasts meet and maintain several beautiful aquariums in the residential tower. Anyone who uses the front entrance can at least see it through the glazed door. The wooden door of the residential tower can be opened to allow a view. In between, Gut Bustedt can also be visited at other times.