ナウェン周辺のおすすめバス停からハイキング＆ウォーキング

A very beautiful autumn hike. Partly through the forest and deserted. Unfortunately, part of it also runs along the road. (We took a shortcut!) :-) Sturdy shoes and surefootedness are required, even when crossing fields and supply roads. Our highlight was Gutshof Stober. We had a very good meal there!

The Nauen public pool offers a great mix of relaxation and bathing fun, ideal for the whole family. There is something for everyone in this well-maintained facility, which extends over an impressive lawn. The swimming pool, which covers 417 m², and the larger non-swimmers' pool, where children and adults can have fun on the 40-meter-long slide, are particularly pleasant. There is a paddling pool with water games for the little ones, while the new BeachBar and the beach volleyball court invite you to take part in sporting activities. In addition to the fun in the water, the gastronomic offer invites you to take a short break in between. Particularly practical: a visit here is an experience in almost any weather.

The old country path leading to the historic Nauen radio station offers a charming perspective on one of the most important technical monuments in radio history. Inaugurated in 1906, the Nauen radio station was once the largest broadcasting facility in Germany and played a central role in the development of wireless communication. Today, visitors along the path can enjoy the wide fields and rolling landscapes that surround this technical milestone. A walk here combines the beauty of nature with an insight into the fascinating past of telecommunications. The view of the radio station, with its striking towers and buildings towering over the open landscape, invites you to reflect on the many messages that were once sent from here to all over the world. This path is not only a trip into nature, but also a journey through the history of technology that will appeal to any curious mind.

The ruins of the old industrial plant, probably a relic of the former sugar factory in Nauen, stand silently yet impressively in the landscape. The buildings, whose windows are now just empty frames and whose walls are marked by time, bear witness to the former hustle and bustle of this place. The sight of these structures brings to life the image of how workers once walked through these halls, surrounded by the sweet smell of sugar production. Nature is slowly beginning to reclaim the area, providing a picturesque backdrop for anyone who wants to explore the past and experience the quiet atmosphere of a 'lost place'. A place that offers a rich source of impressions for both history buffs and photographers.

The Old Sugar Factory in Nauen, a place full of history and industrial past, marked its beginning on October 24, 1889. This factory was one of the largest and most modern of its kind in Europe at the time and became a central point in the development of the town of Nauen. For decades, the sugar factory shaped the townscape and at times provided work for over 1,000 people. This historic building now serves as a testament to the industrial heritage and offers a fascinating backdrop for visitors who want to follow in the footsteps of the industrial revolution in Germany. A visit here is a journey back to a time when Nauen literally had the sweet life to offer, with products even finding their way as far as India.

The Old Sugar Factory in Nauen, a place full of history and industrial past, marked its beginning on October 24, 1889. This factory was one of the largest and most modern of its kind in Europe at the time and became a central point in the development of the town of Nauen. For decades, the sugar factory shaped the townscape and at times provided work for over 1,000 people. This historic building now serves as a testament to the industrial heritage and offers a fascinating backdrop for visitors who want to follow in the footsteps of the industrial revolution in Germany. A visit here is a journey back to a time when Nauen literally had the sweet life to offer, with products even finding their way as far as India.

More space and a nice big terrace for the washhouse that has been moved into the distillery. The delicious pear tarts are also available here, of course.

Always worth a visit, these delicious cakes. At least once a year for over 10 years, it just has to be. More information: http://waschhaus-ribbeck.de/#loaded The wash house has now moved to the old distillery. Luckily there are still cakes and flair, but now there is a little more space.