How did the Citronenberg get its flowery name? Legend has it that a family of fishermen once lived on the Citronenberg. One day, crusaders came along and left their sick girl in their care. When they returned from the Holy Land, they brought lemons with them as thanks for the fishermen taking care of the girl. This is how the lemons came to the fishermen and the Citronenberg got its name.

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Location: Südheide, Celle, Lüneburg Heath, Lower Saxony, Germany

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