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You experience a magnificent landscape

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Beautiful cycle path (on the top of the dyke or on a path behind it that is a little more sheltered from the wind). From the dyke you have a wonderful view over the Elbe valley - meadows as far as the eye can see and the Elbe glittering in between.

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Here, one surprisingly encounters a modern sculpture that transports one's thoughts back to ancient times: In Greek mythology, there was Charon, the ferryman to the underworld. At burial, a coin was placed on each of the dead's eyes; this was Charon's reward for transporting the deceased safely. Why he, as the ferryman, is standing not on a barge, but on a four-wheeled cart, is perhaps a free interpretation by the artist...

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The tower is located on the Brandenburg section of the Green Belt on the former inner-German border. An imposing landmark that can be seen from afar. The tower was largely left in its original condition and was designated a National Natural Monument in 2022. Visitors can access it via an attached external spiral staircase, thus transforming the former border tower into an observation tower.

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Experience nature at its purest, a truly great experience, a dreamlike river landscape! The Elbe Valley Biosphere Reserve is a cycling region with a particularly well-developed cycle path infrastructure. The Elbe Cycle Path has been Germany's most popular long-distance cycle path for years. The cycle junction signposting opens up around 1000 km of cycle paths in the biosphere reserve and neighboring regions.

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Simply stunningly beautiful nature!

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The Schwedenschanze on the Höhbeck is a historical fortification that got its name from its use by Swedish troops during the Thirty Years' War. Today the Schwedenschanze is an interesting destination for those interested in history and hikers who want to immerse themselves in history and enjoy nature at the same time. The observation tower offers you a fantastic all-round view of the southern section of the Lower Saxony Elbe Valley Biosphere Reserve. From the platform you can see the impressive Elbe, which winds through the landscape. The riparian forests, wet meadows and sand banks that surround Europe's fourth largest river are a habitat for numerous bird species, insects and the Elbe beaver.

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Walkable border tower with a great view.

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You should definitely stop here and climb the tower using the external stairs. Once at the top, you will be rewarded with history and the great view.

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Great view of the Elbe and the surrounding area.

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From the lookout tower you have a beautiful view of the Elbe and Elbtalaue and the Schwedenschanze café is ideal for a break with coffee and cake.

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From the lookout tower you have a beautiful view of the Elbe and the Elbtalaue. There is a small café near the observation tower (Café Schwedenschanze).

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Beautifully designed bridge

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Imposing fountain system

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In the Elbtalaue you will find a beautiful meadow landscape with beautiful routes for cycling or hiking. The Elbe Cycle Path is ideal for cycling, but there are also many other beautiful routes here. There are also a lot of animals living in the Elbe Valley, for example many different species of birds can be observed here. I am here often and with pleasure with my bike and my photo equipment, because in the Elbe Valley you can discover a lot of wonderful photo motifs.

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In 1994 artist Bernd Seiter created the sculpture Charon, a ferryman into the underworld, from iron, cast zinc and wood. The work of art is on the dike at the eastern exit of the town. (Source: Wikipedia)

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Just a beautiful area. Very easy-to-use bike paths, friendly people and plenty of places to stop for a break make every bike excursion perfect.

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Enthusiastic mystical representation

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The spaciously designed palace square is dominated by the basin's cascades, created between 1780 and 1785 by the Bohemian sculptor Rudolf Kaplunger. These sandstone cascades replaced the original wooden cascade. The figurative decorations represent the river gods of the Rögnitz and the Stör. The Ludwigslust Canal was built between 1756 and 1760 as a 26 km long connecting axis, connecting these two rivers and enabling the Baroque water features. In 2008, the cascade underwent its first comprehensive renovation, and now not only the cascade but also the figures literally shine in new splendor. The water features are not only worth seeing in summer; on cold winter days, the watercourses become icy works of art. The Palace Square is also adorned with several beautiful half-timbered buildings, the monument to Frederick Francis I, and the "Old Guardhouse," built as a guardhouse and detention center. From here, you can enjoy one of the city's most beautiful views: from the palace to the Cascades and further to the City Church. Situated in a straight line between the palace and the City Church is the newly designed memorial to the victims of the Wöbbelin concentration camp, with the cube designed by Herbert Bartholomäus as the central object of the memorial. https://www.ludwigslust.de/kultur-und-tourismus/sehenswertes-00001-00001/schlossplatz-und-kaskaden/

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The Elbe Valley is particularly easy to explore by bike. The landscape in the biosphere reserve stretches along the great river without major elevations and offers a fascinating expanse. The best-known cycle path is the Elbe cycle path, as another long-distance cycle path, the four-country border cycle path invites you to explore nature, culture and history on the Green Belt in the four-country corner. Various regional circular routes ensure a varied range of tours. For an individual bike tour through the Elbe River Landscape Biosphere Reserve, signposting according to junctions is ideal. The award-winning network of trails links around 1,000 km of cycle paths in the region. https://www.burg-lenzen.de/burg_lenzen/unterwegs-in-der-natur/radfahren/radfahren.html

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