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🚲✨ ザクセンホーフ – タイムトラベル：ペントルプの絶対的なハイライトは、野外博物館ザクセンホーフです。ここでは、6世紀から8世紀にかけてのザクセン人の農場が忠実に再建されています。印象的なグルーベンハウザー（竪穴式住居）と母屋を賞賛できるだけでなく、1200年前にエムス川で栽培されていた歴史的な有用植物の庭園を発見することもできます。

🚲✨ グレーヴェン＝ペントルプのエムス川沿いの湿地帯は、自然の楽しみと活気ある歴史を少しだけ組み合わせたいすべての人にとって、まさに宝石です。この区間では、エムス川は特にのどかな姿を見せ、広大な牧草地、穏やかな川の流れ、そして特別な文化的宝物が特徴です。

🌲 The Emsdetten Brook is a true highlight for nature lovers and one of the most important forest and nature reserves right on the doorstep of Emsdetten. Unlike many commercial forests, the Brook impresses with its high proportion of old beech and oak trees. It is a structurally diverse mixed forest, parts of which are left in a very natural state.

There's a great view of the sunset here.

Beautiful section of the Hermannsweg trail between Leeden and Tecklenburg.

Nestled in the heart of the Gronenburg mixed deciduous forest, a new final resting place has opened: the Gronenburg Forest Cemetery. Since August 2025, burials under trees 🌳 have been possible here – close to nature, dignified, and in harmony with the natural world.

The large Hünenborg memorial was erected in 1927 and commemorates those who died in World War I. Its style is reminiscent of the Stonehenge stone circle. The battlefields of World War I can be read on the upper ring, both inside and outside. The altar inside the circle features a cross in relief. The years 1914-1918 are engraved on the back of the altar. On the front is a plaque that reads "To our fallen comrades - The Rheine War Veterans Association." The names of the fallen soldiers are listed alphabetically on the pillars. From the Thieberg, you have a wonderful view over Rheine and the Teutoburg Forest. The word "Thie" comes from the "Thing" (Thing) and indicates that a Thing site was located here. The meadow/park on the Thieberg is freely accessible and features both young and old trees. Approaching from the south, one walks along a straight axis toward the monument and is greeted by two low, square stone columns with torches. These columns commemorate the fallen soldiers of the German-Danish War of 1864/66 and the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71. A little further to the left are two smaller memorial stones: The first memorial stone bears the Bundeswehr Cross and the inscription "In remembrance of the dead." The second, smaller memorial stone has two plaques mounted on it. They commemorate the members of the 15th Army Aviation Regiment (with coat of arms) who died when a helicopter crashed in Kabul in 2002.

This is not the Emsland.