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コウノトリの鳴き声だけが聞こえる静かな場所。

この橋は自転車と歩行者が利用できます。2026年現在、開通しています。ここからは、もちろんエルベ川の牧草地と街の良い景色を眺めることができます。

ここからのエルベ川、港、そしてエルベ川の草原の眺めは素晴らしいです。

街の教会をよく見渡せる、ハーフェル川にかかる美しい橋。

A lovely guesthouse, everything was great, highly recommended! The cyclist café itself is a fantastic place to stop for a break during your tour. Friendly, attentive service and excellent value for money. Open daily, just ring the bell at the café and the owner will serve you coffee and delicious cake or cold drinks. There's also an e-bike charging station. Everything is very straightforward, cyclists are very welcome here.

A sprawling, flat river landscape characterized by waterways, meadows, and groups of trees. The lowlands serve as a natural floodplain and change their appearance depending on the water level and season. Open vistas are characteristic, making the area a typical example of a near-natural Elbe floodplain landscape.

Rühstädt is known throughout Germany as the "Stork Village"—a reputation this idyllic Elbe village owes to its exceptionally high number of breeding white storks. Since 1996, Rühstädt has officially held the title "European Stork Village," awarded by the European Natural Heritage Foundation (Euronatur), and has since been considered an outstanding example of successful coexistence between people and nature. A central feature of the village is the NABU Visitor Center, which provides vivid information about the lives of storks and the ecological importance of the Elbe floodplains. A highlight of the year is the popular Stork Festival, which attracts visitors from near and far and celebrates the close connection between the village and its feathered summer guests. Today, Rühstädt stands as a symbol of successful species conservation and sustainable, nature-oriented village development. It impressively demonstrates how careful land use, dedicated nature conservation, and village tradition can work together to preserve a unique habitat—for storks and people alike.

The graduation tower in Bad Wilsnack was built as part of the town's modern spa development following the discovery of a thermal brine deposit in the 1990s. The Kristall Spa and Graduation Tower was constructed based on this discovery. The graduation tower was also built as a complementary spa facility and the first of its kind in the state of Brandenburg. It utilizes the natural brine, which trickles down wooden walls filled with brushwood. The evaporation creates a saline microclimate, which is particularly beneficial for respiratory health. The site is open to the public.