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Not far from Eutin's market square, the imposing and far-visible town church rises into the sky.

Here, the E6 and E1 run parallel to each other... If you are traveling on either of the two routes, you can see how many kilometers you have already covered and how many are still ahead.

There is a lot of reed on this side of the shore... if it is not too high, you have a beautiful view over the entire length of Lake Eutin.

From the pretty bridge you have a magnificent view of the unspoiled Schwentine river.

Magnificent views along the shore of the Great Eutin Lake... the lake is often surrounded by reeds.

A nice tour 🥾🥾

Originally, Gut Immenhof, located at the entrance to Malente, was called "Gut Rothensande." It became widely known in the 1950s as the setting for the Immenhof film series. A few years ago, a complete renovation and conversion of the property into a hotel with equestrian facilities began. It opened in October 2021. As early as 1361, a farm called "Rodesand" at the Gremsmühle was first documented. A particular architectural influence was exerted by an entrepreneur who acquired Gut Rothensande in 1911 and had it rebuilt based on the model of old manor houses. Among other things, the gatehouse with its small bell tower and the manor house have been preserved from this period. The property changed hands several times during the 20th century. After the end of World War II, it was used as a children's home by the German Red Cross, and until the mid-1950s it served as a social-educational institute. In November 1953, the then owner of ARCA Filmproduktion permitted the filming of the Immenhof films. Between 1955 and 1957, a total of three feature-length films were shot about the sisters Dick and Dalli, who lived at Gut Immenhof: "Die Mädels vom Immenhof," "Hochzeit auf Immenhof," and "Ferien auf Immenhof." In addition to the estate, filming also took place at many other locations in Malente, such as the Maria Magdalenen Church, Hof Radlandsichten, and the train station. Since then, Malente and Holstein Switzerland have become a popular vacation destination for film fans and horse lovers alike. In recent years, Gut Rothensande has been carefully renovated and converted into a hotel complex with equestrian facilities. In addition to suites and apartments, the restored buildings also house stables, an indoor riding arena, and event spaces. The estate is located directly on the Kellersee, so guests on the Kellersee cruise can also use the new jetty at Gut Immenhof to hop on and off.🐎🐎

There are also water skiing courses and courses of varying difficulty.