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Shelter for a rest in the rain.

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Attention!!! Wasp nest in the central column

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The church in Boffzen was renamed "Church of the Redeemer" on June 1, 1986. Previously, it was simply called the "Evangelical Church." The church was probably originally a simple wooden structure and was probably founded in 860 AD as the private church of the Corvey Monastery. Boffzen was first mentioned as a parish in 1231. In 1646, the church was partially destroyed and the rectory burned down. Flooding from the Weser River likely left the old church dilapidated and necessitated replacement. Thus, the medieval church building was demolished in 1730 and rebuilt between 1730 and 1737. The site was filled in to make it flood-proof. Supporters, donors, and a loan provided for the construction and furnishings such as the pulpit, organ, and bells. Significant structural changes have been made in recent years. The entrances, originally on the sides, were relocated to their current locations. The rectangular windows were replaced with round-arched windows. The organ was moved to the west gallery and expanded to 20 registers in 1956. The glass chandelier was crafted by glassblowers from the Becker Glassworks in Rottmünde in 1858. The church formerly had three bells. One bell had to be surrendered during World War I, and in 1920 the second bell was removed. The two missing bells were replaced with steel bells. In 1960, all three bells were replaced with bronze bells because the steel bells had begun to rust. Since then, the hand-ringing has been replaced by three electric ringing machines, which have been controlled by a timer since 1986. The church tower clock was replaced in 1962. New pews were installed in 1970. In 1950, a stove heating system was installed in the basement, and in 1970, it was replaced by electric storage heaters. Source: https://www.trinitatis-totalkirchengemeinde.de/ Unser-Kirchen/Boffzen

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The castle is available for private and corporate celebrations, with space for up to 40 people in the DREIZEHN32 restaurant on the ground floor and up to 50 people in the Rittersaal restaurant on the first floor. The outdoor area, Weser Park, invites you to linger and offers a wonderfully beautiful space for 65 people.

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Beverungen is a modern, vibrant small town on the Weser River. Located directly on the popular Weser Cycle Route R 99, it has a population of approximately 13,500 in its 11 villages. Those seeking a change from everyday life will find a wide range of cultural offerings and numerous recreational activities on foot, by bike, and on the water.

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The detour is worth it

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Beautiful shelter and rest hut.

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From the Weser bridge from Lauenburg to Beverungen you have a beautiful view of the town.

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Very nice restaurant, inside and out. Terrace with a view of the Weser. The Kaiserschmarrn is outstanding 👌

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We recommend the Manufaktur Ölmühle in Boffzen with shop and factory tour

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Nice spot here, with a view of the Weser

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There are several places along the route that invite you to linger and rest.

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The beer garden is beautifully situated to take a great break during a bike tour

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Located directly on the cycle path, the beautiful old castle with restaurants and beer gardens invites you to rest...

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Quite nice for a break and a little tour.

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There is information here: https://www.ebidat.de/cgi-bin/ebidat.pl?id=4159 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Beverungen

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The Derentaler Hütte is a refuge on the way between Derental and Neuhaus im Solling. It invites you to take a break. 😊

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Beautiful town with a castle and beautiful half-timbered houses.

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Various hikes can also be started from the parking lot at the wildlife park. There is an exhibition and tourist information in the wildlife park house.

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Nice to look at, unfortunately it was closed.

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