ハーゲン・イム・ブレミッシェンのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

ドイツ北西部の巨石墓は、この地域の石器時代からの最も印象的な証人です。それらは約5000年前（新石器時代）に、しばしば長期間にわたって複数の人々を埋葬する場所として建設されました。ドイツ北西部の巨石墓は通路墓であり、通常、少なくとも3つの蓋石があります。おそらく、豊富な建材のために、墓地は主に基礎氷堆積物と末端氷堆積物の地域に建設されました。 過去数世紀にわたり、残念ながら多くの巨石墓が破壊され、石はしばしば爆破され、道路、教会、家の建設に使用されました。 この巨石墓構造は21個の巨石で構成されています。構造物の長さは11.0 m、幅は4.0 mで、地面から1.8 m突出しています。最大の石は蓋石です（長さ：2.4 m、幅：1.8 m、高さ：1.3 m）。 重さは約12トンです。 出典：現地の案内板

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The second stage of the Lower Weser Trail also runs along here.

From the final stop of bus 677 Uthlede Ellhornstr., continue on foot to Hagen Harmonie Then a little way behind the motorway bridge, turn right after the stop into the Hagener Königsmoor interest path, as it is a wetland, sturdy waterproof shoes are recommended, and you should also be particularly careful of ticks, then you continue to the observation tower, which invites you to take a rest before continuing towards Lehnstedt, then through the Düngen to the Grosser Rutenberg, where there is a memorial that reminds us how senseless war is and that people have learned nothing from it, then you continue to the Heidhofer Teiche, along which a beautiful little path leads, then through the forest to the Naturfreundehaus Brundorf, where you can also stay overnight if you register, there is also a mini golf course with a snack bar there, or you can hike like I did to Vegesack, where I live, but there is also a train station there

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The church was built in 1415 and the tower was added in 1752. There is a small cemetery around the church building.

The second stage of the Lower Weser Trail also runs along here.

The old farmhouse, a Lower Saxon hall house from 1688, is the oldest house in Meyenburg. In these two-post houses, people and animals lived under one roof. The harvest wagons could drive through the "Grootdör" directly onto the clay-stamped floor. To the left and right of the "Deele" were stables for cattle and horses, whose manure was transported out through the two "Messendören". The people lived in the back part of the house and had the fireplace in the "Flett".