Attractions in the Lüneburg Heath

The Wilseder mountain is with 169.2 meters the highest elevation in the Lüneburg Heath. The trails on the mountain are very nice. You can also see Hamburg in good weather.

Somewhat hidden within the flat-wave Lüneburg Heath, in the Harburg Mountains, the Hasselbrack is the highest natural elevation in Hamburg with an astonishing 116.2 m above sea level. NN.

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The landscape here in the Totengrund has its unique charm in every season. Many visitors come especially in August, when a purple sea of ​​flowers over the entire landscape. Personally, …read more

A picture book location in the Lüneburg Heath. Many inns, cafes, museums and small shops invite you to visit. Nearby, a detour to the Totengrund and Wilseder Berg is worthwhile.

The Heidedorf Wilsede (Low German / platdüütsch Wils) is a district of Bispingen im Heidekreis in the Lüneburg Heath, Lower Saxony. It is located in the middle of the nature …read more

At Brunsberg, the heath is at our feet. The Heidschnuckenweg leads over the Brunsberg on its way south.

The Pietzmoor is definitely one of the highlights of the Lüneburg Heath. You can explore the raised bog on a 5km circular walk from Bohlenstegen. There is plenty to discover …read more

The Wilseder Berg is with 169 m the highest mountain of the Lüneburg Heath.
At sunset it's particularly idyllic.

A highlight for lovers and many others. I have been there many times, but the images with the lift in operation totally fascinate me. With bike you can also approach …read more

There is always something going on here. There are carriages everywhere. Hikers and cyclists everywhere. Here you can borrow bikes.

Many restaurants and coffees invite you to rest ...

Verden is a 1000-year-old city worth a little time. To give you a first overview, you cycle best in the district of Hönisch, where you can enjoy a great panoramic …read more

Slippery in wet weather. The paths lead directly over moorland. So you do not get wet feet.

From the rest area on the horse head you have a fantastic view of the surrounding heathland. Here is the perfect place for a cozy rest. If you follow the …read more

The ferry connection between Zollenspieker and Hoopte is the oldest, still active ferry connection in Germany. The first mention of the connection dates back to the year 1252. At that …read more

The old crane dates back to the 14th century, it was used to lift goods and also the Lüneburg salt works. In its prime, the crane even managed to lift …read more

In 2016, Germany was chosen as the most beautiful hiking trail. It runs from Hamburg-Fischbeck to Celle and is especially worth the heather bloom in mid-August to September. This premium …read more

Little going on and very idyllic

Adventure world at the beautiful Tankumsee tankumsee.de

Already in 1906, the Heide Pastor Wilhelm Bode rescued the ground for the dead from planned construction work and thus sealed the formation of the first nature reserve in Germany. …read more

With the mountain bike you do a lot easier here. So you can master the sandy paths well.