周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

The Liether Kalkgrube is a former open-cast mine where limestone was mined. The Kalkgrube is geologically very interesting because the oldest rock layers in northern Germany come to the surface here. These layers were formed around 250 million years ago, in the Permian period. They consist mainly of limestone, claystone and sandstone.

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The Liether Kalkgrube is located in the district of Pinneberg, east of the town of Klein Nordende. It is a former open-cast mine that was closed in 1986. The area was designated a nature reserve in 1991 and was awarded a "National Geotop" in 2006. (Source: Wikipedia)

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Impressive nature reserve which is definitely worth a visit.

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The Liether Kalkgrube is a wonderful biotope!

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A beautiful park, here you can spend some time and enjoy. Plenty of seating to rest and observe nature. Should you have seen!

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An interesting and beautiful place at the same time.

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Visitors can explore Schleswig-Holstein's largest raised bog on a nearly four-kilometer-long nature trail. It leads over soft peat soil, through birch forests, and along a boardwalk. Information boards along the trail provide information about the extraordinary flora and fauna. At three different locations, vantage points offer a beautiful view of the moor lake and the former peat mining areas.

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You also regularly cross the tracks of the peat railway when you go for a walk. Incidentally, trips with the Lorenbahn are offered on certain dates. That must be a great experience too.

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The third viewing platform is at the northern end of Nulldamm in an area called Kleiner Knust.

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The former mining pit for fertilizer lime is now protected as a nature reserve and national geotope and is looked after by the Community for the Preservation of Cultural Property in Tornesch. The lime pit offers unique geoscientific treasures and a habitat for rare plants and animals. In the Liether Kalkgrube the oldest geological rock layers of the North German lowlands are exposed. The layers that are otherwise to be found at a depth of approx. 6 to 7 km have risen here as part of a salt dome to the surface of the earth today. The Liether Kalkgrube is open to the public all year round as a local recreation area. Please note the general rules for nature reserves. The starting point for activities is the parking lot in the pit entrance area. Source: http://www.lietherkalkgrube.de

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This wonderful rose garden, spanning approximately seven hectares and boasting around 900 varieties of roses, is located right next to the town hall. As it's a public park, you can admire the magnificent roses and let their fragrance enchant you at any time. And if you like, you can treat yourself to a relaxing break on the lovely terrace of the Parkhotel Rosarium, enjoying the stunning view of the park.

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The tracks of the peat railway run here. It is maintained and looked after by a working group and there is even the opportunity to take part in public train rides. A ride offers a different perspective of the moor area, but the rails are also a nice photo motif.

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So much order has to be there: this tree park is the "arboretum"!

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Cool excursion tip. You can save yourself the round trip.

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A small natural paradise near Elmshorn. You are under sea level there. Above the lime pit there are several viewpoints with a view into the pit. Very interesting and worth seeing.

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Beautiful landscape that is perfectly designed for hikers. However, you should think about the day and time in advance of a tour, as it can get very crowded there.

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This is a former opencast mine that was closed in 1986. Today it is a nature reserve.

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One of numerous viewing hills with a very good view over the moor. There is even a telescope here, which can be used for a small fee.

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The Ellerhoop-Thiensen Arboretum is located between Pinneberg and Barmstedt and belongs to the municipality of Ellerhoop, district of Thiensen. The landscaped park is located on the edge of the Bilsbek lowlands. It is embedded in the typical Holstein hedgerow landscape. The Ellerhoop-Thiensen Arboretum covers a total area of around 17 hectares, of which around 7.5 hectares are available to the public as a local recreation area and for school and adult education purposes. Every year, more than 100,000 garden enthusiasts and people seeking relaxation from all over Europe visit the arboretum to gain professional inspiration or simply to enjoy the beauty of the park. http://www.arboretum-ellerhoop-thiensen.de/

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The complex is very nicely laid out and the restaurant is ideal for a break - in good weather, of course, on the large terrace

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