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Here in the Osterheide there are also many beautiful heathlands that are worth a visit at any time of year.

The beautiful old Heath Church was first mentioned in a document in 1244. The next document, from 1369, shows that there was a pastor in Undeloh, and the church thus had full parish rights. The church became the center of a parish comprising eight villages: Ollsen, Undeloh, Wehlen, Wesel, the Meningen and Thonhof farms, and the Heimbuch forestry office. In the wooden bell tower, which stands freely next to the nave, the larger prayer bell dates back to the Middle Ages. It was cast in 1490, another smaller bell in 1508. The "Christ" bell was added in 1974. Particularly noteworthy is the wooden crucifix, which probably dates back to the 13th century and is thus the oldest example of Christian art in the Winsen church district. The altar was built in 1656/57 and restored in 1985.

Thanks FraLi for your correction!

This was never a Heidschnucke stable. Such structures are called bee fences in the Lüneburg Heath.

Open church, very relaxing atmosphere. Pilgrim stamp for the Way of St. James behind the entrance door on the right. Buen Camino!

Beautifully landscaped garden with various types of typical heath plants. Driving through the lower area is also worthwhile.

When the heather blooms, it looks beautiful. When it doesn't bloom, everything turns brown. The paths are often loose sand. Not for everyone.

beautiful view of the church