ドゥーダーシュタットのおすすめランニングルート

1964年6月17日、DDRにおける1953年6月17日の民衆蜂起10周年を記念して、アイヒスフェルト協会の連邦会議の機会に、ドゥーダーシュタットで「アイヒスフェルト分割済み / 決してない」という碑文が刻まれた漂礫岩が除幕されました。1994年に記念碑は移設され、碑文が変更されました。今日では「アイヒスフェルト / 分割不可能」となっています。さらに、ドゥーダーシュタットとヴォルビス/ハイルィゲンシュタットの二つの都市名が、有刺鉄線で石の上に分けられています。

Built in 1424 as the Chapel of Our Lady of the Blessed Virgin Mary, it was expanded in 1700 to serve as the church for the newly founded Ursuline convent in Duderstadt that same year. In 1889, the medieval church was replaced by a Neo-Romanesque building, a project significantly supported by Georg Cardinal Kopp, Prince-Bishop of Breslau, who was born in Duderstadt. Today, the Church of Our Lady has been transformed into a modern place of worship, with the congregation gathering around its new altar in the center of the nave.

The Ursuline Monastery in Duderstadt features a monastery church, chapel, meditation room, a large garden, and a paradise garden with a terrace.

A large boulder with the inscription "The Eichsfeld is indivisible"

Through here you can get directly into the old town without having to cross the street.

The roof of the tower alone is an eye-catcher.

From the 13th to the 18th century, the cities used their own measurements. Iron sample length measures were displayed publicly to inform merchants. The Duderstadt ell was the equivalent of 58.2 cm.

The foundation is committed to nature conservation and provides information about animal and plant species. Very nice facility, especially with children.