1. Town Hall
Town Hall, on South Road. The old, originally located next to the former Council Keller Town Hall was formed in 1870. It was build in neo-Gothic forms. This is oldest part of the two-storey timber-framed building with pitched roof. Its basement was probably built in the 14th century. The massive pillars on the long side were built in the 19th century to give the building additional stability.
3. The Stadtjugendring Wunstorf
Wunstorf also has a variety of facilities in the field of youth work. The Stadtjugendring Wunstorf is a ring of several non-profit organizations and associations. It is one of the most respected organizations with high quality stuff and members. Kids are very important part of Wunstorf area and those municipalities are proof for that.
2. City Library
City Library dates from the year 1518. In 1710, its form has been changed, the roof and the first floor were rotated by 90 degrees. In 1985, roof again received his earlier orientation, also the original steep gables were reconstructed.
4. Youth Parliament
The Youth Parliament consists of 17 members who are elected in an independent choice of adolescents aged 13 to 17 years. The term of office is 2 years. The last election was held in February 2013. A particular success of the committee was to establish a legal graffiti area. Also, its goal is prevention of drug abuse and information events. The Chair of the Youth Parliament is Leon Troschke since February 2013. The Youth Parliament was established in 2001 and is supported by the administration of the city Wunstorf.
Wunstorf is great town in Germany and it has great touristic value. Spend some time here and you will love it.
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