Attractions around Dötlingen

An absolute highlight of the megalithic culture. if you are interested in stone burial fields, you have to come here.

This stretch along the Hunte between river and forest is particularly worthwhile.

With an estimated 1,200 years, it is the oldest surviving oak in Hasbruch and thus even the second oldest oak in Germany. Its circumference is just over 8 meters.
The …read more

In the northern area of ​​the Harpstedter forest is this more than 170 meters long wooden bridge. It leads across the marshy Delmetal.
Alone the name "Ocean Bridge" is remarkable, …read more

The Amalieneiche, probably named after the late deceased wife of Duke Friederike Elisabeth Amalie, was considered to be the oldest and most impressive in Hasbruch at 1250 years old. On …read more

The 1000-year-old oak stands in a central location in Dötlingen and often serves as a meeting place for events. In the year 2000, a branch of the tree broke off, …read more

The watermill in HeinefeldeThe Heinefelder mill was first mentioned in documents in 1487 because the mill and the estate to which it belonged were sold. All Heinefelde consisted of …read more

In this jungle there are so many large and small trails that you could choose a different route with each visit. Some highlights such as however, the path along Hunte should always be there.

Very beautiful deciduous forest and beautiful corners on the Hunte and the terrain is also slightly hilly fun to drive here ... but beware the one or the other root …read more

Primeval Forest HasbruchIn 1938, an area of ​​29 ha in the core area was protected as "Urwald Hasbruch". Under this name, the forest is still known throughout Europe today. …read more

Nice narrow pad, which meanders between Hunte and the natural jungle.

Very nice restaurant. perfect for a coffee break. In the middle of the green and overlooking a lake. Very beautiful!!!

In addition to the imposing megalithic grave Visbeker groom here are also the bridal car and other small stone graves. The facility is located near Landgasthof Engelmannsbäke and the sacrificial table.

Nice place to cool your feet on hot days or to jump into the water.

Mentioned for the first time in 1445, it was destroyed in 1462, rebuilt soon afterwards, and burnt down nine years later. And a third time the mill was destroyed in …read more

The approximately one meter high circular burial mounds date from around 900 to 200 BC. Chr. (Late Bronze and Iron Age). Here the dead of the surrounding area were burned …read more

Four and a half thousand years ago, a bride who was assigned to a man she did not want is said to have expressed a wish that the entire wedding …read more

The Glaner Bride is a Neolithic ensemble of four Neolithic megaliths, with the Sprockhoff numbers 948-951. It originated between 3500 and 2800 BC. Chr. As megalithic plant of the funnel …read more

The mill from 1870 originally stood in Groß Lessen, where it was in operation until before the Second World War. In 1989 it was dismantled, rebuilt in Habbrugge and lovingly restored until 1998.read more

The history of the house ....
During the entire period of Hannover, ie from 1700 to 1803, the office Wildeshausen has not been changed in its outer shape, but always …read more