ユリウスブルクのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

旧市街の散策は一見の価値があります。多くの美しい木組みの家を見ることができます。建物にはその建物に関する情報パネルが掲示されています。 エルベ川沿いの道も美しいです

For the history of the beaver in other peoples, there are descriptions here

The "Hohes Elbufer" (W30) hiking trail also runs along this spot, which I highly recommend. All information about the hiking trail can be found at the following link: https://wanderjugend.de/deutsche-wanderjugend/jugendwanderwege/die-jugendwanderwege/norddeutschland/hohes-elbufer (as of May 19, 2025).

The Elbe foreland is characterized by changing riverbanks, herbaceous meadows, and willow thickets. Near-natural softwood floodplains of purple willow and black poplar grow here. Many rare species, such as the river lamprey and the beaver, find their habitat here; in northern Germany, these species often occur exclusively in the Elbe glacial valley. In addition to these natural treasures, the biosphere reserve also features a medieval rampart on the Old Salt Road, south of Schnakenbek. It once protected the Elbe crossing on the important trade route between Lübeck and Lüneburg. Today, you can still see the remains of the circular rampart. You can find out more about the biosphere reserve here: https://nationale-naturlandschaften.de/gebiete/flusslandschaft-elbe-schleswig-holstein

Located directly on the banks and slopes of the Elbe River, historic half-timbered houses line Elbstraße. With its many lovingly restored buildings, Lauenburg's Old Town is the largest historic monument ensemble in all of Schleswig-Holstein. A stroll along the old cobblestone streets of this maritime town brings history to life. Numerous narrow alleys and stairways connect the Old Town with the Upper Town. The castle, with its castle tower and Prince's Garden, is a reminder of the era of the Ascanian dukes. Source: https://www.lauenburg.de/tourismus/

It is located about 150 meters further west than indicated by komoot

The upper path is very comfortable, but also a bit more boring than the path along the Elbe

The beautiful old town is Schleswig-Holstein's largest historic district. It's best admired on a leisurely stroll through the winding streets with their bumpy cobblestones. Even from afar, the majestic Church of St. Mary Magdalene opens up to view. It was originally built as a chapel in 1227 and has been expanded and remodeled over the centuries. The oldest part of the current religious building dates from around 1300. Elbstraße is particularly impressive: lined with the magnificent facades of former merchant houses, cozy shops, and quaint restaurants, the street is ornately lined with them. Keep an eye out for the narrow house. It's less than three meters wide and was built during the late Renaissance.