フリーザックの天然記念物・トップ11

The Gollenberg is unlike any other mountain. It's a real-life experience of aviation history. Otto Lilienthal jumped here – and made history. Later, an East German plane landed – right in the middle of the field. Today, it stands there as if it had stepped out of time: the IL 62, the "Lady Agnes." An aircraft without a runway, but with a powerful memory. The place thrives on legends, but also on the landscape: fields, trees, paths – and a sky that's still perfect for takeoff.

Stop and pause for a moment

Beautiful route, winding and slightly hilly

Historic place. Great surroundings.

An absolute highlight every year. Thousands of cranes can be seen from the road. End of September and October

Seven approximately 200-year-old pedunculate oaks, whose trunks have grown together in the lower area. see also: https://www.monumentale-eichen.de/mehrst%C3%A4mmige-eichen-1/friesack/

Since Easter 1894, the gliding pioneer Otto Lilienthal has regularly used the Gollenberg as a starting point for his test flights. Even after its crash on August 9, 1896, the Gollenberg always remained a popular starting point for gliders and powered pilots. In 1936 a gliding school was built at the foot of the Gollenberg. also visited by Charles Lindbergh. In 1940 the building of the gliding school burned down. However, gliding operations and training of glider pilots continued until 1945.

In October you will definitely see thousands of cranes here, resting, landing, taking off or flying over. If you want to be sure and don't have much time to search, you have to ask a local beforehand.