Three Ancient Oaks in Lenné Park

Count Friedrich Ludwig von Arnim-Boitzenburg acquired the Blumberg estate at the age of 40 and, in accordance with his status, commissioned the luminaries of his time to plan a manor house and expand the park.
And so the architect Friedrich August Stüler provided the plans for the palace and Peter Josef Lenné the designs for the palace gardens.
The castle burned down in the last days of the war in 1945 and the park more than just suffered in the years that followed from the forces of nature, but especially from the hands of humans, well into the 1970s.
More information: regionalpark-barnimerfeldmark.de/seite/430069/der-lenn%C3%A9-park-blumberg.html

You should treat yourself to the hook through the park instead of stubbornly driving around it, as Komoot suggests.
A little deceleration.