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実際にはここではサイクリングは禁止されていますが、容認されているようです…それでも歩行者がいる場合は注意してください

いつもここに来るのは素晴らしいです、

It's a great place to be when the weather's nice ✌️ A walk around the lake is highly recommended... Cheers, Footworker

The Landhausplatz (Country House Square) – today the central intersection in Reinbek's town center – takes its name from the old inn "Jahnckes Landhaus," which is already marked on a map from 1748. The inn, located on the road to Hamburg, served as a rest stop and accommodation for teamsters. Until around 1900, there was a blacksmith's shop here where horses were shod and repairs were carried out on the wagons. The inn burned down on Christmas Eve 1912. The "Neue Landhaus" (New Country House) had already been built on the adjacent property and was used by the residents of Reinbek for many large events until its demolition in 1938. Today, the "Klönturm" (Chat Tower) of the Sachsenwald Forum stands on the site. A "Peace Oak," planted by Reinbek citizens after the German-Danish War, stood on Landhausplatz from the second half of the 19th century. The oak tree was surrounded by six bollards connected by a chain. After a few years, the tree was fitted with a band of arrows to ensure that horse-drawn carts and early motor vehicles would pass it in a uniform direction, creating a so-called "carousel traffic" pattern. As traffic increased, the oak became an obstacle and was therefore felled in 1930. In its place, a candelabra with two lanterns was erected in the center of the square. Five streets led to the square: Bahnhofstraße, Hamburger Straße, Bergstraße, Schmiedesberg, and An der Wildkoppel. From 1938 onward, the square was called "Adolf-Hitler-Platz." After the war, it reverted to its original name. The buildings around Landhausplatz changed over the years. The building now occupied by the Hamburger Sparkasse (Hamburg Savings Bank) was for a long time the "Reinbeker Kaufhaus" (Reinbek Department Store). Particularly striking in the 1950s was the construction of the Sachsenwald Arcades and the Sachsenwald Theater on Hamburger Straße. The theater burned down in 1970. The Sachsenwald Hotel complex, including the Sachsenwald Forum, now stands on this site. During the 20th century, Landhausplatz transformed from a place for strolling and lingering into a traffic hub that pedestrians and motorists alike strive to traverse as quickly as possible. https://www.kultur-stormarn.de/stormarn-smart-entdecken/reinbek/view/24

Easy to drive and always clean

Such thatched roof houses can be found a lot here and they are beautiful to look at

A great route, you have a fantastic view.

Is also an eye-catcher