Bünde is an old, beautiful city with Baroque and Rococo architecture. The mountain is not big, but cozy. Its population is about 45,000. The city is divided into 12 districts. The city is a center of cigar production; today it also has a museum of German tobacco and cigars. Walking through the city center, you can enjoy beautiful facades, small shops, tranquility…
There are also many churches that you can enter like a museum. The Elze River flows through the city. In the center there are bicycle paths near it, which are very pleasant to ride and stroll along with a view of the river. The area of this city is about 60 km². The city belongs to the state of North Rhine Westphalia. This city is suitable for everyone who loves peace, quiet, and clean air. In the city, no one is in a hurry, they enjoy life, nature, relax and walk.
Walking through the center, you can see that the houses are very well looked after, renovated, decorated and painted, but not changed, because everyone loves such ancient facades so much. Also, in addition to ancient architecture, there are also completely new houses that look very modern, and people also love to decorate their balconies with flowers, candles, and decor, which gives coziness to the whole city. I’ll walk around the city and I won’t want to leave, because this tranquility is every person’s dream.
Walking here, you will notice many shops where you can buy almost everything you need. The city is quite green, and thanks to this there is fresh air. Fairy-tale houses, just like in the picture, will please the eye not only of tourists, but also of those who live in it, because it is so interesting to watch this, knowing how old this building is. The weather is very often rainy, but this is also the highlight of Germany.
In this video we will show you a walking tour through the very center of Bünde, we will also walk near the river, show both nature and entertainment programs, such as cafes and shopping. Watch and enjoy, and also write what exactly captivated you in this city.
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