ホーヤーハーゲンの天然記念物・トップ20

It's wonderful when the larkspurs make a guest appearance on the Waldbühne stage, delighting the audience with their splendid blossoms. The performances are free, absolutely worth seeing, and—as every year—scheduled to run until the end of April.

The little detour here is definitely worth it.

There is a small lake in the valley.

Service Shop: Wonderful model of a Bronze Age barrow.

The start is the fountain at the entrance to the spa park. The route then leads through the spa park to the mini golf course, past the tennis court and the rifle club. We continue through the Vilser Holz, past Hagemann's pond and from there along the Kneipp outdoor area, the ice skating area and the swimming pool back to the starting point. (Source: https://www.bruchhausen-vilsen.de)

Here the prehistoric times meet the dark times of National Socialism! Just a few meters from the burial mounds are the ruins of the “Eiba” ammunition factory. Very exciting place…

This place is worth a trip

the pus rupture Info from the web: The lowland on both sides of the Eyter was described in earlier documents as swampland, which was covered with alder forest. Since there was a great need for wood, the forest in the Eyterbruch was almost completely cut down around 1600. The forest-free areas were now used as meadows. The farmers had to be able to drive on the meadows to harvest hay. Initial measures were taken to improve drainage in this swampy area, but they were not very successful: the eyterbruch remained muddy and the farmers' hay harvest often literally fell into the water. Some of the hay wagons sank up to the axles in the mud. In 1719 the first plan for systematic drainage was presented. However, all the measures taken did not bring the desired results. there is more on the web