アインベックの天然記念物・トップ20

The Duckstein spring is a beautiful spot. The water cascades down and there are plenty of places to sit.

Ducksteinquelleは、訪れる価値のある目的地です。 発見することはたくさんあり、日陰の休憩所と避難小屋、そして情報パネルがあり、知識を提供してくれます。

Calcareous spring water flows downhill over moss and plant remains. Water evaporates and tiny lime particles settle on moss, plant remains and the subsoil and harden. This creates a very porous rock, "tuff stone". Over time, tuff stone has become known as "duck stone". The forest site and spring are now named after this name. 8 liters of water per second constantly bubble out of the spring. Endangered and protected moss species are native to the spring area. Because of the characteristics mentioned, the lime spring and its drainage area are designated as a natural monument. A shelter and tables and benches next to it invite you to rest and celebrate. https://www.moringen.de/stadt-moringen/wohnen-freizeit-tourismus/sehenswuerdigkeiten/ducksteinquelle/

Great rest area with a beautiful view of the nature reserve. You will also find many information boards here, it is worth a visit.

The monastery garden, which previously served as a fruit and vegetable garden for the monastery tenant, was converted into a monastery park in 1965. Students from the Technical University of Hanover (Horticulture Faculty) took on the planning of the redesign as part of a competition. During a sculpture symposium in 1984, several sculptures were placed in the monastery park. Among them was a wooden figure of the patron saint of the Lamspringe monastery church, St. Dionysius. The park thus also serves as an "open-air museum". Skates must be taken off when walking through the park - the paths are not asphalted. However, there are passable footpaths along the adjacent streets. https://www.lamspringe.de/Touristinfo-Freizeit/Touristinfo-Freizeit/Sehensw%C3%BCrdigkeiten/

Interesting view of many migratory birds...

Source with drinking water quality, it is also claimed by some to have healing properties. People with canisters keep coming here to fill up with water.

Highly recommended when the weather is nice, always up or down the mountain