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Seems more for the summer time... Today in December we found everything locked up 😢

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From there you have a great view over the Elbtalaue. It's definitely worth it!

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When we were here, it was unfortunately closed, but it was an exciting location.

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Anyone who visits the Biosphaerium Elbtalaue can expect not only an aquarium landscape, a beaver facility and an exhibition all about the biosphere reserve with many interactive elements, but also a lookout tower that offers a view of the floodplain. It only costs €2 to enter and it's really worth it. As an integrated part of the overall system, you reach the viewing platform after a good 90 steps at a height of 20 meters. The modern steel construction was installed in the historic tower stump in 2002. This approach affected the historical substance as little as possible. The height of today's tower is based on the historical height, as far as it can be read from old drawings. The origins of the tower probably lie in the second half of the 13th century. Over the centuries it may have served as a defense and prison tower, but also to control the shipping on the Elbe that was within sight. After all, it was time to collect the Elbe toll. Today you climb the spiral staircase for pleasure and enjoy the fantastic view. http://www.biosphaerium.de/wir-ueber-uns/historisches-zum-schloss-bleckede.html

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The viewing platform of the castle tower of Bleckede Castle offers a fantastic 360 degree view of the landscape and gives an idea of how well nature and culture can be experienced in and around Bleckede with plenty of space and expanse. The climb is well worth it and is included in the entry price of just €2 for the Biosphaerium. https://luene-info.de/termine/2020/september/bleckede.html

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A visit to the beautiful museum is worthwhile

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Only part of the round tower remains of the former moated castle, the age of which cannot be precisely determined. Duke Ernst II of Braunschweig Lüneburg had the older, still existing castle wing built in 1600, and the newer one was built in 1742. Under the Prussian administration, the Bleckede and Neuhaus offices were merged to form the Bleckede district on April 1, 1885. After the Löwenstat was founded by Duke Wilhelm of Lüneburg in 1209, a moated castle was built around 1270, of which the tower and the moats, first mentioned in 1287, have largely been preserved. After centuries of being pledged to the city of Lüneburg, the castle came back into Guelph hands in 1561. Duke Ernst of Braunschweig and Lüneburg built the north wing with decorative wood carvings. In 1743 the west wing was rebuilt. In 1827, the Hanover local writer Auguste von der Elbe was born here. The castle was the seat of the bailiff for the Bleckede office until 1885, then the seat of the administration of the Bleckede district until 1932, and finally the seat of the district court until 1974. The Otto Meissner Verlag was housed in the north wing from 1948 to 1983, the branch of the Barendorf adult education center was housed in the west wing from 1976 to 1996, and the coach house became an artists' facility. After extensive restoration, the castle opened in 2002 as an information center for the Lower Saxony Elbe Valley Biosphere Reserve. This cultural landscape is presented in a modern way on around 1,000 square meters; Since 2011, the fish of the Elbe and the Elbe beavers can also be experienced live.” https://elbstadt-bleckede.de/lexicon/index.php?entry/90-schlo%C3%9F/

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As the central information center for the Elbtalaue, the Biosphaerium Elbtalaue, Bleckede Castle, takes on essential tasks of area-related information and educational work for the "Niedersächsische Elbtalaue" biosphere reserve. The unique nature on the left and right of the Elbe is presented in the Biosphaerium Elbtalaue on over 1000 square meters of exhibition space. The environmental workshop in combination with the exhibition area and the open landscape are available for environmental education. They are aimed primarily at kindergartens, schools and youth groups. Traveling exhibitions and lecture events related to the biosphere reserve contribute to publicizing the biosphere reserve through various events. As a service, the Biosphaerium Elbtalaue provides you with tips and information for other leisure activities in the biosphere reserve and its surroundings. https://www.elbtalaue.niedersachsen.de/startseite/elbtalaue_erleben/information_bildung/information/informationszentrum_biosphaerium_elbtalaue/

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Whoever visits the Biosphaerium Elbtalaue, not only expects an aquarium landscape, a beaver enclosure and an exhibition all about the biosphere reserve with many interactive elements, but also an observation tower that looks far into the floodplain. As an integral part of the overall system, you reach the viewing platform after a good 90 steps at a height of 20 meters. The modern steel construction was brought into the historic tower stump in 2002. The historical substance was least affected by this approach. The height of today's tower depends on the historical height, as far as it can be read from old drawings. The origins of the tower are likely to be in the second half of the 13th century. Over the centuries it may have served as a defense and prisoner tower, but also to control the Elbe shipping within sight. After all, it was necessary to collect the Elbe tariff. Today you climb the spiral staircase for fun and enjoy the fantastic view. http://www.biosphaerium.de/wir-ueber-uns/historisches-zu-schloss-und-turm.html

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Informative and fun place.

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Everything about beavers and the biosphere reserve, well made for young and old.

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Museum and exhibition in the old castle

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The tower is only a fragment of the origin from the 15./16. Century. But you have cleverly put a steel structure in it, so the tower is not attacked further and the lookout tower gets in the long term stability. A magnificent view over the landscape worth the short climb necessarily!

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Rose garden and old castle wall: In 1369 "dat Nyehus" was mentioned for the first time in a document. Neehuus = Neueshaus, Low German name, this goes back to the name of the moated castle built by the Counts / Dukes of Lauenburg in the lowlands of the Krainke (river). Thought for the young princes and the widows. Around 1600, Duke Franz II converted the castle into a castle, which was demolished in 1700. From the castle complex only the castle wall and the Pforthaus are preserved. The so-called rose garden is located in the middle of a large deciduous forest on an old floodplain with many old trees.

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The round tower of the castle in Bleckede, first mentioned in 1270, which was built around 1500, still stands today. The tower or castle keep, which is a good three meters thick, is made of brick and is round on the outside and inside. In the lower part of the tower were the dungeons for the prisoners. In 2002, the tower was raised to its historic height with a modern interior design. From the approximately 20 meter high viewing platform of the tower you now have a wide view over the Elbtalaue. The tower is open all year round as part of a visit to the Biosphaerium Elbtalaue - the information center for the Lower Saxony Elbtalaue biosphere reserve. https://www.bleckede.de/desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-2490/4747_read-23731/

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Castle Bleckede After the founding of the "Löwenstat" by Duke Wilhelm von Lüneburg in 1209, a water castle was built around 1270, of which the tower and ditches first mentioned in 1287 are largely preserved. After pledging to the city of Lüneburg for centuries, in 1561 the castle returned to the Welfische hand. In 1600 Duke Ernst zu Brunswick and Lüneburg built the north wing with decorative wood carving. In 1743, the west wing was rebuilt. In 1827, the Hanoverian writer Auguste von der Elbe saw the light of day. Until 1885, the castle was the seat of the bailiff for the Office Bleckede, then the management of the district Bleckede, and finally until 1974 of the district court. Worth seeing is the courtroom in the north wing. Here was from 1948 to 1983, the Otto Meissner Verlag housed in the west wing from 1976 to 1996, the branch of the folk high school Barendorf. After extensive restoration, the ElbSchloss, today's Biosphaerium Elbtalaue, opened in 2002 as an information center for the biosphere reserve "Niedersächsische Elbtalaue". https://www.bleckede.de/desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-2490/4747_read-22057/

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Here are two links to the castle Bleckede and the biosphere: http://www.biosphaerium.de/ https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elbschloss_Bleckede

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Surrounded by a moat, the castle was built on the remains of a castle first mentioned in 1287. It served to control the nearby Elbe and secured a customs office on the river. The oldest part of the palace complex is the round tower from the period around 1500, of which today only the tower stump is preserved. The north wing of the castle was built by Duke Ernst II of Brunswick-Lüneburg in 1600 in the half-timbered style. The west wing, which now houses showrooms, was built around 1743 in Baroque style. From the 16th century, the plant was the seat of the bailiff of Bleckede. The hometown author Auguste von der Decken was born here in 1827. From 1885 to 1932 the Elbschloss was the administrative seat of the district of Bleckede. Today, weddings take place in the former courtroom. Since 2000, the Information Center for the Lower Elbe Biosphere Reserve in Lower Saxony and the local tourist information office have their headquarters in the castle. The information center presents a 1,000 m² exhibition on the Elbtalaue in the castle on three floors, including an Elbe fish Aquarium. In 2002, the historic tower stump was extended by an introduced metal construction to the lookout tower, which allows a good view of the Elbtalaue. The environmental workshop offers a variety of environmental education programs for kindergartens, schools and people with disabilities. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elbschloss_Bleckede The biosphere consists of the aquarium, the beaver house and the lookout tower. These part form a unit and can be entered to me a ticket (adults: 7 €). You learn a lot about the habitat of the Elbe with its fish, the birds and the beaver. Then you reward yourself with a panoramic view from the observation tower. Link: http://www.biosphaerium.de/

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The Biosphaerium consists of the aquarium, the beaver house and the observation tower. These parts form a unit and can be entered with one admission ticket (adults: €7). You learn a lot about the habitat of the Elbe with its fish, birds and beavers. Afterwards you will be rewarded with a panoramic view from the observation tower.

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This is more than just a country castle. Here is the tourist information office, Café Fritz and the Biosphaerium. The Biosphaerium includes the aquarium, the beaver house and the observation tower. Entry costs €7, it's worth it. The observation tower can only be accessed via the Biosphere. The castle is the location of various events.

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