オーヴェルゲンネのおすすめライド

非常に良く整備されたサイクリングロードで、グラベルバイクでも十分に走行可能です。 サイクリングロード沿いには良い宿泊施設があります。

The little detour out of town is worth it.

St. Anne's Church is a 17th-century hall church with simple but interesting furnishings. It was built at the beginning of the 17th century on the then-drained Grossenmeer, a former inland lake. The organ in St. Anne's is a small instrument built by the organ builder Schmid II (Oldenburg) in 1876. The only changes to the disposition were made by the Alfred Führer company in 1964.

Beautiful view of Brake.

Although only 3m high, it offers a very beautiful panoramic view.

Great, tree-covered section with little traffic. Here you can really put your foot on the pedals

For a symbolic mark The 33-meter-high water tower next to the railway bridge towers over the silhouette of the city harbor and is now the end of the harbor promenade. But this striking building, which has been a listed building for several decades, was almost demolished in the 1980s. The water tower was built in 1908 on behalf of the Oldenburg State Railway. It was mainly used to supply steam locomotives with water. The tower was therefore built directly on the Hunte, outside the actual railway area. Here it could be filled with water from the Hunte to operate the steam locomotives. Steam locomotives need large amounts of water to generate steam. The water is heated to steam using a fuel, such as coal. This steam then drives the locomotive.

Very beautiful old preserved water tower.