Steinhaus Bunderhee

The three-story brick tower fortress features medieval architecture with its original foundation structure and a western baroque addition completed in 1735.

The building served as a chieftain residence in the 14th century, initially constructed as a protective storage facility before being transformed into living quarters.

The fortress holds regular exhibitions about East Frisian chieftains and maintains a dedicated space for displaying historical keyboard instruments collection.

Located at Steinhausstraße 64, the monument opens every Thursday at 15:00 and first Sunday of each month at 11:00 from Easter until October.

Archaeological excavations in 2017 revealed a 17th-century brick pathway on the south side, supporting theories about a former harbor connection.

Location: Bunde

Made from material: brick

GPS coordinates: 53.19931,7.28320

Latest update: March 7, 2025 11:41