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Also on the Schelhasseweg you will find a lookout tower that can only be reached by stairs. In order to create better observation opportunities, especially for water birds, a large still body of water with an island was created as part of the project.

Nice to look at. It's packed here on Sundays

Junction-related signage A junction-related signage (also known as a junction system) helps cyclists plan their tours and originally comes from Belgium. The so-called Fietsrouten network was created in Belgian Limburg in 1995, after which it quickly expanded throughout Flanders and cross-border to the Netherlands and later to Germany and Wallonia. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knotenpunkt relate_Wegweisung In today's "digitized world", I think this information system is more than overdue.

The city of Beckum has imposed restrictive residence restrictions for the Blue Lagoon for several years, particularly in the months of April to October. Please note! Details can be read here: https://www.dein-beckum.de/news/lokales/bade--und-haltsban-in-der-blauen-lagune-ab-13-juni

Where the site of the closed Maximilian colliery used to be, the state horticultural show was held in 1984 and the Maximilianpark was created on this basis. There is a children's playland, a butterfly house, many walking paths and a rich program of events. You can also see Hamm's landmark, the glass elephant, in the park. You can find more information about the park here: https://www.maximilianpark.de/ attraction/der-park.

The Maximilian Halle is the main entrance to Maximilianpark in Hamm and also the largest building there. There are also various tours. There are also many events for young and old. You can also have a civil wedding in the glass elephant.

When the sun is nice, shady bike path.

Very interesting is the high-pressure line along the way. Nature and industry come together here. The paths are narrow and are nicely shaded.