マーセン周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

A "highlight" of the Kirchdorfer-/Kuppendorfer Heide-Rund; you have to do it ;-).

Located on the Erdmann Cycle Route

The Bullenschluck comes from this building

With a 49.5 m high church tower, visible from all directions. Wooden church from 1,000 AD, which was replaced in the 13th century by a single-nave fieldstone church and around 1575 by a three-nave church. Used as a military hospital around 1795 and as a detention center during the French period.

Local recreation area with Franzosenstein – 86 m above sea level.

Nice covered rest area on the heath. Ideal for a break, you can sometimes watch deer grazing. There is also a hiking trail that invites you to take a short walk.

Nice covered rest area on the heath. Ideal for a break, you can sometimes watch deer grazing. There is also a hiking trail that invites you to take a short walk.

The first wooden church probably stood on this site shortly after 800. The Gothic church was initially built as a stone building around the middle of the 13th century. It consisted of a single-aisled nave with ogival groin vaults and slightly pointed belt arches, with an apse adjoining it to the east. The rectangular choir is connected by a Romanesque round arch, but already has a pointed arched cross-ribbed vault, although still with ribbon ribs. Before the conversion to a three-aisled hall church, it is assumed that transept arms would be added soon after 1250. However, the findings from which the building history is revealed do not provide a consistent picture. Source and more: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolaikirche_(Sulingen)