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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.

The Stockhausen estate, also known as Stockhausen Castle or Stockhausen House, is a moated castle on the southwestern edge of the Lübbecke town of Stockhausen. Its beginnings are not exactly known, but go back at least to the 14th century. Since the facility is privately owned, it can only be viewed from the outside. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gut_Stockhausen_(L%C3%BCbbecke)

The castle complex is surrounded by a moat and consists of a manor house in the southeast corner of the area, a gate building with an adjoining coach house and horse stable, as well as two barns and a pigeon tower. The complex includes land that is about two hectares in size. The manor house and outbuildings are used privately. The farm can be visited.

Gut Stockhausen, also known as Stockhausen Castle, is a moated castle on the south-western edge of Stockhausen, a town in Lübbeck. It is privately owned, so it cannot be viewed. Source: Wikipedia

Benkhausen Palace with Palace Park. The facility was largely renovated between 2010 and 2013. The park is freely accessible. There is a small circular hiking trail to the Mittelland Canal. There is coffee and cake in the Rentei. The vending machine museum is right next to the café.

Benkhausen Castle in the west of the Minden Lübbecke district

Friendly service. In the café-restaurant there are delicious cakes and cappuccino. The terrace is also open in summer.

Because climbing the tower costs 1 euro. There is an animal exhibition and a great panoramic view of the forest and the landscape. The individual trees on the hills are particularly beautiful (in autumn) surrounded by yellow trees. It's worth it.