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This is considered the last victory of the Danish-Schleswig-Holstein troops before the total defeat of Denmark

The scenery is beautiful here. After some relaxation, there's a beautiful wall section with a good elevation gain.

The Bünsdorf parish includes the villages of Bistensee, Borgstedt, Bünsdorf, Groß Wittensee, Holzbunge, Klein Wittensee and Neu Duvenstedt. We have three places of worship: the church of St. Katharinen in Bünsdorf and the chapels in Borgstedt and Groß Wittensee. Our cemeteries are also located in all three places. Take a look around our website, visit us at church services, come to other events or contact our pastor Thies Feldmann or the church office.

Here you can always find a place for a rest

The Bünsdorf parish includes the villages of Bistensee, Borgstedt, Bünsdorf, Neu-Duvenstedt, Groß Wittensee, Holzbunge and Klein Wittensee.

The Evangelical Lutheran St. Catherine's Church in Bünsdorf was built in the middle of the 13th century on a small hill in the village.

The Evangelical Lutheran St. Catherine's Church in Bünsdorf was built in the middle of the 13th century on a small hill in the village. It belongs to the Rendsburg-Eckernförde church district in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Northern Germany. Its parish includes the towns of Bistensee, Borgstedt, Bünsdorf, Neu Duvenstedt, Groß Wittensee, Holzbunge and Klein Wittensee.

The "Auguste" mill is a smock mill built in 1874, featuring a wind rose and shuttered sails. Julius Lemke purchased the mill in 1917, and it has remained in the family ever since. Until 1958, grain was milled using wind power before being converted to electric operation to allow milling even on windless days. The granary, added in 1948, is now used as an event space. https://www.gross-wittensee.de/freizeit-sport/sehenswertes/muehle