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A lovely little country inn with regional dishes. We enjoyed it and it tasted very good (as of July 13, 2025).

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Here the Fintau flows into the Wümme and says goodbye to us.

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Since 2009, Birgit Aselmann has been running this milk rest stop for cyclists, hikers and other guests on the family farm. https://www.nordwaerts.de/gastronomie-produkte/tipp/melkhus-fintel-100010828/

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Welcome to the cheerful, comfortable and hospitable atmosphere of the Trau family's Landgut Stemmen. www.landgut-stemmen.de

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a look at the Wümme is always worthwhile

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Behind this not unpretty stone lies a reference to the esoteric (geomancy) conceptualized Disco Padam

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The first documented mention of Lauenbrück comes from a purchase contract document that sealed the transfer of three farms into the property of Duke Wilhelm of Braunschweig-Lüneburg: the Duke had built his castle Leuwenbrughe (Lion's Bridge) on this site, from which the later place name Lauenbrück comes from resulted.

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The two-story Lower Saxony house from 1771, like the staircase from 1760, is a listed building. These include an oven, a coach house from 1828, household, handicraft and agricultural exhibits, a furnished living room, a weaving room with two chairs and a cottage garden. In addition to the permanent exhibition about the local poet Friedrich Freudenthal, there are exhibits from the Stone and Bronze Ages, old German currencies and elementary school utensils from bygone times. Friedrich Freudenthal (born May 9, 1849 in Fallingbostel in the Lüneburg Heath; died March 9, 1929 in Fintel) was one of the most important writers on the homeland of Lower Germany. The older of the two Freudenthal brothers grew up in Fintel from 1852 with his grandparents Brockmann, a sexton and teacher family.

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