ジーデンブルクの天然記念物・トップ10

something mystical and beautiful to look at

Low moor area with a special flora and fauna.

The “Eichenkratt” nature reserve includes a unique population of trees. The name of the area is derived from the North German word “Kratt”, which means oak thickets, and is explained by the impression that the trees seem to be missing the trunk, so that the oaks only consist of the treetop.

The Hache: The Hache rises in the Hache district of the Lower Saxony municipality of Bruchhausen-Vilsen, very close to the boiling spring. It flows through the towns of Bensen, Freidorf, Bassum-Neubruchhausen, Syke-Jardinghausen, Syke-Henstedt, Syke-Hoope, Syke-Steimke, Syke, Syke-Lindhof, Syke-Barrien and Weyhe-Lahausen to Weyhe-Kirchweyhe. There it joins the Kirchweyher See with the slightly waterier Süstedter Bach and then flows on as Ochtum to the Weser to Bremen. The Hache used to have a length of around 70 kilometers and since the change with trickling meadows and co. Only 32.5 km left The Hache was the first ecologically continuous body of water in Lower Saxony 👍🍀👍

the Hearest Break (recovery) Restoration of a near-natural water balance in an alder swamp forest area; Testing of methods for monitoring and success control more information online

This is where the Hache rises, which later flows into the Weser as the Ochtum. Almost 100 meters to the south is the source of the Siede, which flows south towards the Weser

A memorial which is unfortunately always up to date. Somewhere in this beautiful world there is always war ... "The admonishing" finger actually says everything.

Info from the net: Description: The local artist Robert Enders has particularly distinguished himself in the "art in public space". In the middle of the Mühlenhof Park, two hands carved by him in granite quarder have stood since 1964 as a memorial against the war. The left, distorted hand is intended to illustrate the horrors of war, the right, stretched out towards the sky, serves as a warning. There are four plaques in the lawn, on which the following years of past wars are engraved: 1813 - 1815 Wars of Liberation against Napoleon 1870 - 1871 Franco-German War 1914 - 1918 World War I 1939 - 1945 World War II The memorial has its expressiveness today as it was yesterday!