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Wittekindsburg is one of the most important historical sites in the Wiehen Hills and is situated high atop Wittekindsberg near Porta Westfalica. From here, there is a sweeping view over the Weser Gorge and the surrounding countryside – a strategically advantageous location that was used by people from early times. Wittekindsburg is an early medieval fortification, though its origins reach back to prehistoric and early historic times. The site owes its name to the Saxon Duke Widukind (Wittekind), who became known in the 8th century as an adversary of Charlemagne. Whether Widukind himself ever resided here is not historically certain, but the legends surrounding him are closely linked to this place. The impressive remains of the ramparts and ditches, still visible in the landscape today, testify to the fortification's former importance as a place of protection and refuge. Today, Wittekindsburg is a popular destination for hikers, history buffs, and nature lovers. The site is situated amidst ancient beech forests and is accessible via well-maintained paths. Information panels on site provide insights into the history and archaeological findings surrounding the castle complex. Other important sites, such as the Margarethenklus and the Kreuzkirche (Church of the Cross), are located nearby, further emphasizing the historical character of Wittekindsberg.

A very nice cycle path along the Werre river

The former "Motor-Technica-Museum Babbenhausen" (also known colloquially as the "Automuseum Bad Oeynhausen" or "Militaria-Museum"), Weserstraße 225, 32547 Bad Oeynhausen, has been closed for at least ten years. Military aircraft, civilian aircraft, helicopters, military vehicles, tanks, a red London double-decker bus, and more were once densely packed around the outdoor area. Some of these have long since been removed over the years. The rest is rusting and rotting. Evidently, no new user has been found for this site to date. If you like the morbid charm of such places, go see it. Others (myself included) consider it more of an eyesore that should be removed as soon as possible.

beautiful nature along the Werre :)

The privately run museum was located here until 2007. It has since been largely cleared out. Some exhibits in the outdoor area were apparently "forgotten," including a MIG-21.

Beautiful new bridge over the Were

On October 3, 24, there was no more construction work. Everything was very easy to drive on

Dr. Walther Kronheim was the first mayor of Bad Oeynhausen after Germany was liberated from National Socialism. The fact that he was Jewish, had a history of persecution behind him and that this also took place in Bad Oeynhausen has been forgotten, as has the Oeynhausen farmer who saved his life. The farmer in question here is Karl Steinmeyer. He hid the Jewish lawyer Dr. Walther Kronheim for about three months on his farm on the Hamkebach in Körnerstrasse in early 1945. Source: https://www.badoeynhausen.de/bildung-familie-soziales/erziehung-bildung/stadtarchiv/geschichten-aus-dem-stadtarchiv/hilfe-in-hoechster-not