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Idyllic ponds, benches to relax on, ducks to feed, a beautiful part of Liebenburg!

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Haverlahwiese opencast mine: Iron ore was mined from 1937 to 1967 by Reichswerke and Salzgitter AG. Incredibly, it was once the largest iron ore mine in Germany and, at times, in Europe.

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You can take a nice break at these ponds. Very idyllic, lots of benches and ducks 🦆

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On the meadow in front of it, many ducks were chilling

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Nice place for a short stay. Many benches invite you to take a short break.

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Nice way to walk in to Liebenburg as a hiker rather than on the main road. Here you can arrive in peace.

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The north-western part of the nature reserve is characterized by an approximately 15-hectare opencast mining lake and a mosaic of pioneer forest, calcareous grassland, orchid meadows and grass and herbaceous meadows. Rush, bulrush and reed beds can be found on the shore of the open-cast mining lake. (Source: Wikipedia)

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The idyllically located Liebenburger Teiche are located between Burgberg and Stobenberg. There are many benches along the path. There are numerous waterfowl to watch.

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Idyllic view - very British - when restored.

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...now the time has come: The houses have been gutted and are being extensively restored. Hopefully, their unique charm will be preserved.

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Former monastery from the 10th century, secularized in 1803 and acquired as a manor in 1817

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These are currently being renovated from the ground up as of May 2022!

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It is soothing to let your gaze wander over the lake and let your thoughts flow. Near here there is a stork's nest with brooding storks.

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If you're nearby, you should stop by.

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Rustic haunted castle with castle park - unfortunately everything is pretty run down, but the patina also has its charm

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The castle has had many uses but is currently vacant. The castle or monastery church is still being maintained and is worth a visit.

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A great highlight 👍👍

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The cultural-historical circular hiking trail, the "Laves Culture Path", has been created around Derneburg Castle, on which, in addition to enchanted nature, interesting buildings such as a pyramid mausoleum and a Greek temple can be visited. As a result of the connection of the Principality of Hildesheim to the new Kingdom of Hanover in 1814, the former Derneburg Monastery was given to Count Ernst zu Münster by the King of England and Hanover. Together with his master builder Georg Ludwig Friedrich Laves, the count designed an English landscape garden around the castle, the delightful remains of which attract many visitors to Derneburg today.

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One of those interesting things on the Laves Path.

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