周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

Memorial to the Battle of Göhrde in 1813, where the French under Napoleon were repelled.

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How many people are needed to embrace the oak tree?

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A place from the "Lost Places" category, in memory of the Battle of Göhrde in 1813. Hanoverian troops and their allies defeated part of Napoleon's forces. When the monument was still draped with cannons from that time, it probably looked more martial; today it commemorates the many victims of both sides who are buried in the area around the battle site.

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The blossom of the field lilies is a great natural experience

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Boulder garden with information on the journey of the stones and spacious rest area and playground

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At Govelin there are still beautiful stocks of fire lilies as field wild flowers, almost unique in Germany. Compared to two years ago, the plants have become more numerous, the fencing against the wild boar seems to be successful.

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The village oak in Kuesten is a beautiful, large pedunculate oak that provides plenty of shade. The oak is in the middle of the Kuestener Rundling (the Rundling is the oldest part of the village, which means that Kuesten is one of the many Rundling villages in the Wendland), but today Kuesten is quite a bit larger and most of the houses are outside the Rundling. There is also seating under the tree (wooden table with three benches). The oak is about 300 years old and 22 meters high. On the "Monumental Oaks" page you can find some more information about the coastal village oak: https://www.monumentale-eichen.de/niedersachsen/3-category/k%C3%BCsten/

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Very beautiful and natural

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