リュータウのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

リュタウにある手入れの行き届いた記念碑で、第二次世界大戦の犠牲者を追悼しています。静かな場所にあり、ハイキングやサイクリングの途中で短い休憩をするのに最適です。村にある美しく歴史的な場所です。

Lost place in modern German. Very interesting with the old photos from @JR56

Check the opening hours, but if you manage to do that, you'll be rewarded with a spritzer. A highly recommended option, especially on hot days.

The village of Basedow lies northeast of Lauenburg, sheltered on the slope of the high bank of the Elbe River, which bends northward, and thus in the glacial valley of the Delvenau River. It is documented as an existing village in the famous tithe register of the Bishop of Ratzeburg from 1230. The name indicates a Wendish settlement called "Basedowe," which translates as "book nest." Basedow belongs to the group of ancient settlements in the southern Sadelbande, where German settlement is assumed to have occurred around 1150 AD. However, finds from the Late Stone and Bronze Ages prove that the Basedow fields were settled much earlier. Due to its location on the Stecknitz Canal, which was opened in 1398 and can be described in modern parlance as the "wet salt road," and along which countless loads of salt were transported from Lüneburg to Lübeck over the centuries, Basedow has always had a certain connection to Hanseatic trade. https://www.basedow-sh.de/unser-dorf/historisches/

The war memorial in Lütau is located in a small, well-kept complex on a low wall with two plaques with the names of the 25 and 36 war dead from both world wars. In between there is a third plaque with a steel helmet and torch in relief and the inscription: Don't forget our dead http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2022/luetau_krs-hzgt-lauenburg_wk1_wk2_sh.html

The municipality of Buchhorst is beautifully situated against the high forest of the Buchhorst Mountains and the "Langen Berg" and is one of the southernmost villages in Schleswig-Holstein in the border triangle of Schleswig-Holstein, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Lower Saxony. Buchhorst is a typical street village, the center of which stretches along county road 41. According to current knowledge, the village of Buchhorst was founded around the year 1200. Buchhorst gained importance at that time through the operation of a post mill. The importance of this mill became apparent when the Stecknitz-Delvenau Canal, a huge construction project at the time with immense importance for the transport of salt between Lüneburg and Lübeck, had to be built around this mill. The symbols of the municipal coat of arms therefore also show a salt barge, a mill wheel and a beech leaf. https://www.amt-luetau.de/gemeinden/buchhorst/

This lovely rest area on the Mill Trail in Buchhorst, with a round table and four benches around it, invites you to take a breather.

The memorial in Lütau is located in a small, well-kept complex on a low wall with two plaques with the names of the 25 and 36 war dead from both world wars. In between there is a third plaque with a steel helmet and torch in relief and the inscription: Don't forget our dead http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2022/luetau_krs-hzgt-lauenburg_wk1_wk2_sh.html