ハルスレーベンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The bench and the view are great for a short rest

The Heidberge Mountains lie between Quedlinburg and Harsleben. They still contain the remains of the old Heidberg watchtower, part of the watchtower system used to defend Quedlinburg. In the foreground, you can see solar panels installed on a closed garbage dump. This dump was located in an old clay pit, from which building materials for Harsleben were also extracted. The former administration building, which served both the clay pit and the garbage dump, is now called the "Yellowhouse" and serves as a home for the horizontal trade.

All other sandstone bridges in Harsleben have now fallen victim to concrete

Here at Erzberg, you have a beautiful view over Harsleben. In the background on the left, a truck factory is growing out of the field, which will surely bring more than just light pollution.

Probably one of the stupidest bypasses in Europe: right through a nature reserve; three bridges for country lanes, one for traffic and huge ramps instead of two roundabouts... and all traffic from the east now has to drive further through Harsleben than before.

....probably less liked

Small and well-maintained rest area

Before a bypass was built, the B79 ran through Harsleben. Today, it is a cycle path with detours from Halberstadt to Quedlinburg.