フリースラント（地区）の洞窟・トップ10

Every year on the third weekend of Advent, the cozy "Neeborg Christmas Market" takes place on the grounds around the Rauchkate. I can highly recommend a visit.

The smokehouse, or Rookkat as it is called in Low German, has been used as a local history museum since 1965 and served for many years as a smokehouse in which sausages, ham and bacon were smoked. The thatched house is almost 300 years old and was inhabited until the 1960s. The smokehouse includes a barn (Bischüür), the bakery (Backhuus) and the draw well (Soot). All buildings were moved to their current location near the castle in 1964. Until then, they stood at the northern exit of Neuenburg. The buildings, which have been preserved in their original condition, now serve as a local history museum for the Neuenburg local history association. Source: www.heimatverein-neuenburg.de

The castle was destroyed in 1554. Further information at https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roffhausen

History In 1462, Count Gerd the Brave of Oldenburg laid claim to the Frisian Wehde and built Neuenburg Castle (Nige Borg) on the border with East Frisia. Towards the end of the 16th century, the fortress was converted into a prestigious residential palace. Today, the palace houses an ornithological museum, the palace chapel of the Evangelical Lutheran congregation, and the wedding hall, which also serves as the meeting room of the Zetel municipal council. In 1867, the "school districts" of Afterde and Neuenburg and part of the Schweinebrück farming community were separated from their previous connections with the communities of Zetel and Bockhorn and united to form a new community of Neuenburg. On July 1, 1972, Neuenburg was incorporated into the neighboring community of Zetel.

small town, but has its own castle, nicely landscaped park right next to the castle

More of a landscape park. But it is enclosed on the outside by a watercourse, also called a graft.

A crossing like almost any other 😅 I would only recommend driving on the side of the bike shop if you want to continue to Bockhorn, because the bike path is later on this side

There are public toilets in the basement