Lügde Old Town – View of the Emmer River loop from Lügde

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Kreis Lippe

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Lügde Old Town – View of the Emmer River loop from Lügde

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4.3

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Lügde Old Town – View of the Emmer River loop from Lügde

01:08

4.43km

20m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 8, 2026

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Naturpark Teutoburger Wald / Eggegebirge

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St. Kilian's Church in Lügde

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To the south of today's city of Lügde stands the St. Kilian's Church on a mountain spur in the middle of a formerly fortified cemetery. It points back to the …

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St. Johannis Church

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Built in 1864. The Reformation was introduced in Lügde in 1583, as Lügde formerly belonged to the County of Pyrmont, later the County of Lippe. In 1624, during the Thirty …

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Riverside meadow on the Emmer River

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Nicely done with the gradations to Emmer.
There are also nice adventure toys for everyone.

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Bridge Gate Tower, Lügde

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The bridge tower is right next to one of the Lügder Emmer bridges. It is part of the city fortifications from 1250.

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Goat Fountain at Lügde Marketplace

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The fountain on the market square is a reminder of goat farming in Lügde. The former residents of the medieval town of Lügde were not wealthy citizens, but mostly so-called …

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Lügde Old Town

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Lügde an der Emmer is a pretty little town. Take a little time and explore the old town. There are still lovingly maintained houses from the 17th century.

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