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The 39-hectare heathland of the Pestrup burial ground contains 531 burial mounds from the late Bronze Age (900–200 BC). It is the largest burial ground in Northern Europe that is still visible. As with the megalithic tombs, the ducal government in Oldenburg also undertook conservation work here. In 1909, the burial ground became state property through government purchase and has since been protected as a natural and cultural monument. Source: https://heimatverein-duengstrup.de/der-schafkoben-auf-dem-pestruper-graeberfeld/

The entire area is heavily waterlogged and partly impassable. A nature reserve. In places, shallow peat bogs are cut by farmers. Paths are overgrown and mostly impassable. Remains of old Hunte River loops with open water.

St. Alexander's Church is a late Romanesque church in Wildeshausen. The brick church, with a west wing made of granite blocks, is considered the oldest sacred building and the only surviving Romanesque basilica in the Oldenburg region. As early as 851, Waltbert – a grandson of the Saxon Duke Widukind – founded the St. Alexandri Abbey. He transferred the relics of the martyr Alexander from Rome and left the Wigaldihus manor, along with the associated village, to the abbey as its economic foundation. The translation legend, De miraculis sancti Alexandri, recounts the transfer and the accompanying miracles. The abbey's first and second churches, mentioned in the chronicles, were probably both made of wood. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexanderkirche_(Wildeshausen)

Burgwiese City Park, the former town site of Wildeshausen Castle, hosts regular events such as Summer Culture (every Sunday morning during the summer months) and the opening event of the Guild Festival on Whitsun Sunday, with a tattoo and fireworks. The bandshell, a fountain, a Kneipp pool, a large green area, a children's playground, and its direct location on the Hunte River make Burgwiese a central meeting place in the climatic health resort. From here, you can set off on foot or by bike along various signposted trails into the beautiful natural surroundings. Source: https://tourismus.meinestadt.de/poi-detail/2076

The "Altes Amtshaus" (Old Office Building) is a baroque clay-timbered building dating from 1730 and located behind St. Alexander's Church on the "Herrlichkeit" square. It was built as an official residence after Wildeshausen became part of the Electorate of Hanover in 1719. Later, the land registry office and the district court were housed here. Today, the "Altes Amtshaus" houses a charming restaurant with a beautiful garden in the idyllic neighborhood of St. Alexander's Church and other historic buildings. The wedding room on the upper floor offers the opportunity to get married in a historic setting. Source: https://www.wildeshausen.de/info/poi/altes-amtshaus-914000369-21701.html

Cellulite Baum 🌳

Heart stone in the way

Trolls are causing trouble in the forest😄, I have discovered 4 of them