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The Stemweder Berg is not only a popular destination for day trips, but also a place of historical significance. The Peace of Westphalia in 1648 resulted in the southern part of the Stemweder Berg becoming part of Brandenburg (Prussia). This historical change is an important part of the region's history and is documented by various historical boundary stones along the edge of the hill. These stones bear witness to the region's eventful history and offer insights into the evolution of borders and the political changes in the area.

According to the notice board, the Berggasthof Wilhelmshöhe is temporarily closed.

The Berggasthof Wilhelmshöhe inn is idyllically situated on the Stemweder Berg and invites you to a relaxing break. Here, you can enjoy regional delicacies and cozy accommodations with friendly service. The inn is also a perfect starting point for hikes and bike rides in the picturesque surroundings.

Head in and hum

The burial mound has changed significantly in the last three years. There is now a wooden fence to protect the mound and a small path to walk around it. An information panel has also been installed, where visitors can access interesting information in both High German and Low German via a QR code.

Unfortunately, the Wilhelmshöhe will be closed on July 23, 2023. So far, no successor has been found

bench with table

There have been written records of buzzing holes, also known as "headache holes", since the 17th century. These are approx. 50-60cm deep holes that were hewn into a rock face. The buzzing holes are used for healing purposes, to relieve muscle and nerve cramps. This happens through the vibration that occurs when you put your head in one of the holes, start to hum and try to tune the hum so that it turns into an inner and outer roar, which is felt as a beneficial vibration for the body. Plastic caps are used for this purpose in today's medicine.