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かつては養魚専用に造られたアールホルン養魚池（Ahlhorner Fischteiche）は、今日では重要な自然保護区となっています。周囲の道や小道は、水辺の風景を眺めながら変化に富んだハイキングを楽しめる多くの機会を提供しています。養魚は今日でも行われており、独自の燻製所と独自の店舗を持つ養魚場への訪問も価値があります。

見晴らし塔は、狩猟用の高台の形をしています。ここから教会の池、葦に縁取られた岸辺、小さな島を眺め、鳥の生活を観察することができます。

Delmepfadはここでは行き止まりの道としてのみ使用できます。

3つの彫刻のうちの1つ

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.

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

Entrance to the Ahlhorn fish ponds