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Hi Elly. Oh, I didn't see any "No Trespassing" signs on my hike. Maybe it was just a sign indicating a private path? You're often allowed to hike on those anyway. Thanks for pointing that out!

Walking and cycling are prohibited on the Hengholt estate. Signs are posted throughout the grounds; please observe this rule. Furthermore, we kindly ask you not to post any photos of the estate publicly. We wish to protect the privacy of our tenants and ourselves. Thank you.

The "Lastrup Sculpture," a steel sculpture located directly in the center of the roundabout, is by Alfred Gockel. Towards the shopping centers, there is also a memorial plaque commemorating Anton Witte's passive resistance during the Nazi era.

At Knipper's, a true treasure has stood the test of time: a magnificent, deep blue, gleaming Dutch tiled stove. With its artfully decorated tiles in a rich, dark blue, this rare masterpiece is far more than just a source of warmth – it is the centerpiece of the house's over 150-year history.

Here's a brief history: "Henghol Estate was built on the site of the former "Erbkötterei Hengholt" (hanging timber) from 1918 to 1926 by General Director Martin Stöve of Zeitz, a native of Berger. Sold to Martin Langer in 1926. See: https://wenner.net/bild-archiv-ol/aol2-299.htm

❗ Please note! Opening hours: Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and by appointment ❗ Beautifully landscaped vegetable and kitchen garden belonging to the Meyer family (former Westendorf farmstead, Herbergen). A long-term project for environmentally sustainable use in a historical context. Good to know: A Karlsgarten (Charlemagne's garden) is a garden that translates Charlemagne's garden concept from around 800—useful plants that should be cultivated sensibly—into the present day.

The Catholic church is open and can be visited. There's a "Church Creative Team" there who come up with great activities for the religious community. For example, holiday greetings from all over the world addressed to the church are currently on display.

Unfortunately, the church is usually closed and cannot be visited. However, for this relatively small town, it's truly an eye-catcher, and above all, it's only one of two!