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Here you can find delicious homemade cakes and a few organic products are also available for purchase in the café.

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Display cases for community and club notices have been set up here. The building next door looks like a very old fire station.

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Here, a staircase leads to the old Brunswick-Schöningen railway. The old railway embankment is now a beautiful sunken lane, and only a few gravel stones along the edge remind us of its former use.

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The church was rebuilt in 1855, retaining the Romanesque tower.

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Here at the insect hotel there is also a sample map and a bench for a break.

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This small cafe is open during the summer months.

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The café is closed in winter.

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There is also a small parking lot here, you can drive right up.

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Between Mattierzoll (Lower Saxony) and Hesse (Saxony-Anhalt) on the edge of the northern Harz. (Source: https://www. Grenzerinnerungen.de)

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At the weekend there are very delicious cakes and tarts, a great, idyllic place to linger

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The border was permeable at all times and only became more and more insurmountable after the Second World War. Here the Soviet and British occupation zones bordered each other, which led to the strongly secured inner-German border. The former Reichsstraße 79, now in the west B 79 and in the area of the GDR trunk road 79, was interrupted between Mattierzoll and the town of Hesse. On the western side it existed as a narrow, cobblestone street up to the border fortifications. An information point about the border installations and the death strip was set up next to her. On November 12, 1989 at 7:58 a.m., the border in the GDR opened and the B 79 was again passable. Today only a preserved border watchtower and the information point remind of the former border. Source Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mattierzoll

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Information about the former border between the Federal Republic of Germany FRG and the German Democratic Republic of the GDR can be viewed here. Be it the actual borderline, or the structure, the area around the border ... all of this is described informatively here.

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Breaking area near the Großer Graben. Lonely, this place exudes a certain something. Be it the silence, the vastness of the landscape, the loneliness ...

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The Tiefenbach belongs to one of the historical rift systems of the area and flows through the north of the municipality and flows into the Großer Bruch, a valley lowland characterized as a wetland between Oschersleben in Saxony-Anhalt in the east and Schladen-Werla in Lower Saxony in the west

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The Café Brennnessel is ideal for a stop on your bike tour. There are delicious homemade cakes here.

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Rest area with refuge and parking lot

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Small but fine museum on the former border.

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Very delicious homemade cake

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