“Surprises always happen where one least expects them.”
The idyllic village of Wiedensahl in the Schaumburger country, between the Weser River and Steinhuder lake in the vicinity of Hannover, is the ideal starting point for young and old to embark on a discovery tour along the tracks of the comic pioneer Wilhelm Busch, from whose pen many well-known stories aside from the famous tales of Max and Moritz have arisen.

Wiedensahl for friends of fairy tales
If you visit the Museum Mile in Wiedensahl, you can completely immerse yourself in the tricks of the two mischievous scallywags and other well-known figures. Off we go into the Wilhelm Busch birth house, where an impression of his life and activity is shown. At the entrance to the museum in the old parsonage, another residence and workplace of Busch, the artist welcomes visitors in the form of an impressive monument. The Museum Mile is surrounded by original cut-out silhouettes, which invite you to spin fantasies and tell stories. Additional attractions concerning Busch are Widow Bolte’s chicken field and the Zollstock museum. In the close vicinity of Wiedensahl, the route “On the tracks of Wilhelm Busch” meanders through the attractive landscape, furnished with sketches and display panels which can be easily explored by bicycle or covered wagon (the later per notification).
A number of restaurants cordially invite you to revue your experiences and linger a while.

Wiedensahl for holiday tourists and day visitors
The Schaumburg country with its diversified landscape and historical sites is an especially popular destination for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts. For those fond of sports, succulent green meadows and colourful mixed forests offer many possibilities for hiking and bicycling.
Historical landmarks, such as the Wilhelm Busch birth house, the Bückeburg castle with its royal imperial riding school or the mausoleum of Prince Ernst zu Holstein-Schaumburg in Stadthagen are likewise worth a visit, as well as a stroll in the Bad Nenndorf spa garden. It gets modern with geocaching: here you can once again review the life and times of Wilhelm Busch.