リンデヴェラでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Feel free to stop here.

There are benches and a viewing tower

really very interesting and informative

really very interesting and informative

The audio guide "Grenzguide" (http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide.html) recounts the German-German history between Werra-Meissen and Eichsfeld from 1945 to 1990. At numerous listening points along cycling and hiking trails, contemporary witnesses, documents, and facts recount everyday life on the inner-German border – from small-scale border traffic to the present-day "Green Belt." The audio guide offers insights into the history of the former inner-German border at twelve listening points along hiking and cycling trails. Each listening point tells its own story about the respective location and can be listened to individually or in any order. Track 6 - Lindewerrablick ( http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide/F.mp3 ) Track 7 - Teufelskanzel ( http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide/G.mp3 ) Track 11 - Lindewerra - History of a Village on the Border Fence ( http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide/K.mp3 )

The audio guide "Grenzguide" (http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide.html) recounts the German-German history between Werra-Meissen and Eichsfeld from 1945 to 1990. At numerous listening points along cycling and hiking trails, contemporary witnesses, documents, and facts recount everyday life on the inner-German border – from small-scale border traffic to the present-day "Green Belt." The audio guide offers insights into the history of the former inner-German border at twelve listening points along hiking and cycling trails. Each listening point tells its own story about the respective location and can be listened to individually or in any order. Track 3 - Hanstein Castle - A Border Castle Between Yesterday and Today (http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide/C.mp3) Track 4 - Convoy Route - Service at the Border (http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide/D.mp3) Track 5 - Green Belt (http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide/E.mp3)

If you start the tour here with children, they might not want to leave. Beautiful place. The bronze devil is amazing.

Lindewerra is picturesquely situated in the Werraboecht, but until 1989, this village was one of the most heavily guarded areas in the GDR. The Werra River formed the border here; the bridge had been blown up, and the village lay in the middle of the restricted zone – sealed off by fences, watchtowers, and the infamous Kolonnenweg (Colonel Road). From Hesse, visitors could literally look into the closed-off Lindewerra at the time. Today, you can walk along the same paths once used by border guards. Information panels, viewpoints, and the Schifflersgrund Border Museum tell the story of division and reunification. Where barbed wire once stood, the Green Belt now runs – a unique natural and memorial landscape.