Bunderhee

Bunderhee combines East Frisian history with special experiences for varied days on holiday. At the center is the Bunderhee Stone House: a three-storey medieval stone tower from the 14th century was connected here with a Baroque extension from the 17th century. Those looking for a holiday apartment in Bunderhee will find a place where culture, activity, and regional discoveries can be combined into different daily itineraries.

Bunderhee Stone House and East Frisian history

The Stone House is interesting not only because of its architectural history. A permanent exhibition is dedicated to the history of the building and the East Frisian chieftains. The different construction phases and the exhibition theme make the Stone House an illustrative point of reference for families interested in history.

Around 1900, a 1.5-hectare historic garden at Hof Tammen in Bunderhee was designed by the garden architect Jan Vroom, who came from the Dutch Oldambt region. The size and the planner’s particular origins give the garden design its own historical connection. Alongside the Stone House, this introduces another aspect of cultural history.

Riding, concerts, and different daily rhythms

Polderhof offers riding lessons for beginners and advanced riders. This allows you to add an active experience to your stay while choosing the focus of your day yourself. One day of your holiday might be centered on the history of the Stone House, while another might feature a riding lesson at Polderhof.

Polderhof is also a venue for the Gezeitenkonzerte concert series. The concert program provides another opportunity to experience Bunderhee culturally. When planning your trip, you should distinguish between a scheduled concert visit, a historical discovery, and a more active excursion. This keeps your choice of accommodation closely connected to your preferred travel rhythm without mixing individual experiences together.

Discover Bunderhee by bicycle

Cyclists also have a specific point of reference: the International Dollard Route leads from Bunde to the Bunderhee Stone House via a short detour. In addition, the “Tour to the White Lady” runs through Bunde to the Bunderhee Stone House. Both details can help you consider Bunderhee as a destination when planning a route. It is best to choose the right holiday apartment based on which of these cultural and active ideas you want to shape your holiday.

More destinations for your planning

If you would like to include other destinations in your search alongside Bunderhee, you can also take a look at Boen and Dollart. For a stay in Bunderhee, it is a good idea to first define your preferred focus: history and exhibitions, gardens and architectural heritage, riding lessons, a concert, or a bicycle tour to the Stone House. This will help you find accommodation that suits your planned holiday days and the interests of your travel group.

To the higher-level travel overview: Bunde.