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Amtshof Historical Background A particularly historically significant part of Syke is hidden at the Amtshof. In its southern half stretch the tree-covered remains of a ring wall, which may have been built as early as the 8th or 9th century in the middle of the marshy Hache valley. During the second half of the 13th century, the Counts of Neubruchhausen are said to have reinforced the fortification. It likely became the administrative and judicial center at this time, at the latest. From 1384/88 onwards, the Counts of Hoya were in charge. They had a watermill built opposite their newly acquired castle and, in order to store the necessary water from the Hache river, the mill dam and reservoir.

super nice team, great opportunity to replenish food

Invites you to linger. A small drink and a snack. Super casual!

From the dike you could see the boats clearly.

Very nice route for the racing bike. :-)

Great alternative route to the B6

The old miller's house - a half-timbered house with a hip roof - was built in 1750. Dietrich Heinecke received the dilapidated mill in 1779 under the right of inheritance. The bakery, renovated in 1985 as a half-timbered house with a hip roof, was added in 1817 (inscription) and is now the clubhouse of the local history association.

A scenically beautiful place.