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An old pharmacy here on the market square.

Old stone coffins placed here at the church.

A beautiful tour around Leck and through the parks and nature.

A fountain on the Lecker market square.

A beautiful church with a richly decorated old altar and a beautiful organ

Interesting facts about history, nature and technology - that's what the Leck circular hiking trail offers, combined with exercise, for young and old! On this approximately 7 km long circular hiking trail, you will gain interesting insights into the history of the green heart of North Friesland. Of course, the circular hiking trail can also be ridden by bike. The circular hiking trail harmoniously connects the Westerholz, the Kempergraben public park, the Augarten, the Lecker Au, the Kokkedahler Swamp and the Osterholz. The circular hiking trail improves the local recreation and tourism offerings in Leck. Entry is possible at several points on the circular trail, for example, hikers can use the car park at the public park or the car park at the Ludwig Feddersen Bridge to enter. Areas with high natural potential (biotopes, floodplains, swamp areas, forests + meadows) show a cross-section of the region's natural diversity and reflect historical development. https://www.leck.de/rww/

There are several stone coffins from the 12th century in the former cemetery. The coffins made of Mainz sandstone were probably used to bury wealthy merchants in places that were later submerged in storm floods. The coffins washed out in the mudflats were used for a long time as watering holes for livestock. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Willehad_(Leck)

The cemetery in Kirchhofstrasse belongs to the municipality of Leck just as death belongs to life. The cemetery is not only a place of peace and reflection, but is also one of our most beautiful green spaces in the municipality. The idyllic design helps relatives to overcome their grief. In addition to its importance as a final resting place for people, the park-like cemetery also invites you to take a walk. There are over 4 km of paths on an area of around 4 hectares and around 2.5 km of beech and 1.5 km of thuja hedges have been planted. The first burials can be found in the grave register in 1891. I think it's particularly good that dogs are expressly allowed in the cemetery. There are even "poop bag dispensers" here. Exemplary! You can find more information about the cemetery here: https://www.leck.de/unser-friedhof/