Attractions around Bergen an der Dumme

A very nice Rundlingsdorf, which also has a cafe. Noteworthy also the built of stone Feldstein church at the cemetery.read more

Satemin is the largest surviving Rundling in the Hannover Wendland. A picturesque village square, surrounded by beautiful, old hall houses of low German design, invites you to linger. Satemin is …read more

The Romanesque fieldstone brick building dates back to the 12th century. On the tower is a transverse, resting on ridges hipped roof, including there is a only accessible from the …read more

For a while, you will walk through the nature reserve Schnegaer Mühlenbachtal before passing a rest area and playground with barbecue facilities on the way to Bergen. Shortly thereafter, you …read more

The Romanesque fieldstone brick building dates back to the 12th century. On the tower is a transverse, resting on ridges hipped roof, including there is a only accessible from the …read more

The Feldsteinkirche in Meuchefitz is one of the oldest churches in Wendland and dates back to the pre-Reformation periodOne of the peculiarities of this church is the baptismal font. …read more

Güstritz is a very beautiful and well-preserved Rundlingsdorf.
In the middle of the village square there is a great playground for children and a rest stop. If you're lucky, the bike parlor, a small, fine bike shop, is open.

In 1691, a big fire destroyed the entire town of Wustrow, including the church, the rectory and the church records in it. The flames also fell victim to an extensive …read more

This area was long characterized by the border tourism. On artistically designed panels you will learn more about landscape development, culture and nature highlights. Listen to the Froschufen in the …read more

The church is a Gothic rock construction with a rectangular west tower. Worth a visit together with the cemetery.

On the way to Bussau, the path first leads past a stream of meadows with a beautiful resting place.
It is worthwhile to drive into the Rundling itself. It is a dead end Rundling with very nice four-storey houses.

The municipality is located in the Clenzer Switzerland at the transition from the High Drawehn to the Lower Drawehn, about 16 kilometers away from the county town Lüchow. In the …read more

One of the typical Rundlingsdörfer of the region, however, with a road through the square. No dead end round.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Peace is a neo-Gothic church in the coastal district Lüchow-Dannenberg the Church of Hanover.
The church stands - typical of churches in Wendland - off …read more

1620/21 Thomas of the Knesebeck built the magnificent building. World War II, the castle survived unscathed. But the rulers in the Soviet occupation zone and the later GDR wanted to …read more

The old Kirchsteig between Püggen and Zeetze is an absolute highlight, enchanted and ingrown ...

Luckau is a pretty little village in the southern Wendland. The highlight is the field stone chapel from the 13th century.However, Luckau is not a Rundlingsdorf (there are some in Wendlang), but a so-called Rundangerdorf.

The Marienkirche in Suhlendorf in the district of Uelzen belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hanover. According to tradition, the predecessor building of today's church was built on a …read more

It is a small chapel from the late 17th century timbered chapel with thatched roof. A real eye-catcher.

The first mention of the mill was around 1360. It was a grain, oil and Bakemühle, which stopped their operation in the 1970'er years. Their technical equipment has been largely preserved