ヒデンハウゼンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Wood art on the roadside

This estate has a very special charm in the evening.

Very nice section from Gut Bustedt to Enger...!

This is a great way to Bünde

In my opinion this is the most beautiful part along the Brandbach. On the one hand, the path accompanies the stream very directly and on the other hand, the Brandbach spreads out to an impressive size here.

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.

The proud and robust West Highland cattle are not always found on these pastures, but have several pastures around the Bustedt estate.

While you travel on foot or by bike along the former route of the Herford small railway, you can admire several alpaca pastures. Just stop and watch the curious animals.