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Who was Vicelin? Vicelin (c. 1086–1154) was a Christian missionary and later Bishop of Oldenburg in Holstein. He is considered the "Apostle of the Wagrians and Holsteins" because he evangelized the Slavic and Saxon populations of present-day Schleswig-Holstein in the 12th century.

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Today's Significance With its 40-meter-high tower, the Vicelin Church is visible from afar and remains the spiritual center of the community today. Modern stained-glass windows, a richly decorated interior, and the park-like church grounds make it a cultural and spiritual attraction.

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Historical Origins St. James's Church in Bornhöved was consecrated in 1149 by Bishop Vicelin in the Romanesque style and has dominated the town center ever since. Archaeological finds even indicate a predecessor chapel dating back to around 980, making it one of the oldest religious buildings in the region.

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If you are in good shape you can manage the route very well.

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Very beautifully designed transformer station. Interesting for anyone who likes street art.

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From the elevated position you have a beautiful view of Lake Belauer.

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The forge is probably the oldest craft building in town. It has been owned by the Küchenmeister family since 1759 and is now used for history, craft and art exhibitions as well as other cultural events. The old workshop character and the historical inventory have been almost completely preserved. The Old Forge is open by prior arrangement by calling 04323/7471. https://www.bornhoeved.de/urlaub-und-freizeit/sehensw%C3%BCrdigkeiten.html https://www.alte-schmiede-bornhoeved.de/

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Since 2010, a long piece of Bornhöved's history has been presented in the rooms of the old thatched cottage. An entire room is dedicated to Bornhöved's most famous sons: the painter Charles, the archaeologist Ludwig and the doctor Gustav Ross. Here, a piece of old times is visible in the pictures of Charles Ross. In addition to countless writings, handicrafts from days gone by and the replica of the golden Gönnebek bowl, numerous other valuable individual pieces are on display. The local museum "De ole Rökerkaat" in Bornhöved, Kuhberg 5 is open on Sundays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. https://www.bornhoeved.de/urlaub-und-freizeit/sehensw%C3%BCrdigkeiten.html

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The St. Jakobi Church, consecrated in 1149 by Bishop Vicelin and built in the Romanesque style, marks the historical center of the town of Bornhöved. It is located on the Mönchsweg and is larger than other churches of the same period. It is also probably the only church whose construction and consecration can actually be attributed to Bishop Vicelin. Excavations in the 1950s uncovered the foundations of an older baptismal and mission chapel in what is now the choir, probably built around the year 980. The church was built from fieldstone and plaster using the so-called climbing formwork technique. Renovations and additions such as the children's house (now the sacristy) in the south, the tower in the west, the half-timbered gable and the chancel with pillars characterize the current appearance of the Vicelin Church of St. Jakobi. The interior of the church is rather plain today. One of the special features is the wooden pulpit, which was made in the Rococo style by an artist from the Black Forest named Moser, who then lived in Eutin. Originally, a baptismal angel made by the same craftsman adorned the interior of the church. Since 2000/2001, there have been two stained glass windows by the Icelandic artist Leifur Breidfjord in the chancel. The current park-like area that surrounds the church served as a cemetery until the 19th century. The gravestones of the archaeologist Ludwig Ross and his brother Charles Ross (landscape painter) can still be found on the east side of the Vicelin Church. A trumpet tree (Catalpa bignoides), also known as the “abundantly fruiting cigar tree”, planted in front of the church in 1912, is one of the oldest examples of its kind in northern Germany. Free church tour after telephone registration on 04323/901211, open church on Tues., Wed., Fri. 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. with "church sitters". Visitors can also usually get the church key Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. in the Martin Luther Community Center, Am Alten Markt 16 or by telephone appointment on 04323/901211 https://www.bornhoeved.de/urlaub-und-freizeit/sehensw%C3%BCrdigkeiten.html

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On good asphalt with slight waves and curves through the forest past Bornhöveder See, Schmalensee and Belauer See. If you like, you can pause on rustic granite benches at the Holsten memorial stone and look out over the Schmalensee.

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This transformer box shows a pair of storks at a body of water, the Tensfelder Au, and a fossil, an ammonite. The design of the transformer box shows wonderfully what characterizes the place. On the one hand there is a stork nest in the village that is probably regularly inhabited. On the other hand, an important source of income in the area is gravel quarrying, for which ammonite stands. The box is near the gravel quarrying area, on the gravel road, which, by the way, is very busy with such trucks. As a cyclist you don't feel so comfortable there. The coat of arms of Tensfeld is also shown. The wave division of the coat of arms symbolizes the Tensfelder Au, which separates the highlands from the lowlands with the meadows and an extensive moor. Pictured above is the endangered sundew, a carnivorous plant representative of the bog. The ammonite seen below symbolizes the gravel quarrying at the site, which has been taking place since 1914.

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Here is a memorial stone for the assembly area and a picnic area overlooking the lake.

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Camping site with gastronomy

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Beautiful route between Kleinkummerfeld and Bönebüttel

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The parish has a preaching location in Bornhöved, the Vicelin Church of St. Jacobi (1149). This historic church, with its 40-meter-high tower, is visible from afar. Consecrated by Vicelin in 1149 and built in the Romanesque style, St. Jacobi Church marks the historic center of the village. https://www.kirche-ps.de/bornhoeved/

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Really great area!

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Cool racetrack. Up and down in curved curves on good asphalt along the motorway. Still not very loud, just a slight hum from the AB.

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Good asphalt (2021), very little traffic

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Towards the end of the Napoleonic Wars, a battle broke out on December 7th, 1813 near Bornhöved between the rearguard of the Danish national troops, who were withdrawing to the north and fighting on the side of France, and the cavalry of the Allied army under the command of the Swedish Crown Prince Bernadotte former marshal of Napoleon. The community of Bornhöved commemorates the battle with a memorial plaque on the churchyard wall, built in 1913. The battles at Bornhöved and in Sehestedt burdened the population with billeting and contributions in the particularly severe winter of 1813/14, which people remember as the “Cossack winter” stayed. http://www.geschichtsverein-bordesholm.de

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The St. Jakobi Church, consecrated in 1149 by Bishop Vicelin and built in Romanesque style, marks the historical center of the village of Bornhöved. It is located on Mönchsweg and its dimensions outstrip other churches of the same construction period, and it is probably the only church whose construction and consecration can actually be traced back to Bishop Vicelin. Excavations in the 1950s uncovered the foundations of an older baptistery and mission chapel in today's choir room, probably built around the year 980. The church was built from field stones and plaster using the so-called climbing scarf technique. Conversions and additions such as the children's house (today sacristy) in the south, tower in the west, half-timbered gable and chancel with pillars characterize the current appearance of the Vicelin Church of St. Jakobi. https://www.bornhoeved.de Renovation of the church: https://kirchengemeinde-bornhoeved.de

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