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It's worth cycling past there, as the route is car-free and easy to cycle :-)

Well-maintained estate with horse stables and fishing ponds

The landmark of the municipality of Salzhausen and the combined municipality of Salzhausen is the St. Johannis Church, which can also be found in the coats of arms of the two municipalities. However, the area of the former parish was significantly larger than it is today. The independence of Amelinghausen (around 1000), Raven (1217), Kirchgellersen (1314), Hanstedt (1371) and Egestorf (1419) bear witness to the size of the original parish. The St. Johannis Church has the typical appearance of a heathland church with its high boulder walls and the attached natural stone tower. The tower, which was added later, dates from 1464. The half-timbered gables lined with bricks date from the 17th century. The bronze baptismal font from 1403 is also worth seeing. Nearly 100,000 dead from more than a millennium rest around the church, just as people used to “live in a row” in the village. The new cemetery (approx. 1km to the west) was built in 1908. The Gohgericht met “under the large linden tree in front of the church door of Soltzenhusen” until 1570. Meetings were held every 18 weeks to “find law” according to rules passed down orally. Each court day ended with a hearty court feast, at which a third of the fines were consumed. The parish with over 6,000 members today includes the towns of Salzhausen with Luhmühlen, Oelstorf and Putensen, Eyendorf, Garlstorf, Garstedt, Gödenstorf with Lübberstedt, Toppenstedt and Vierhöfen. Source: https://www.salzhausen.de/portal/seiten/kirchen-in-der-samtgemeinde-salzhausen-9000024-20190.html

Really beautiful old church, it's definitely worth taking a look inside! The nave has wonderful acoustics!

Haus Schnede is beautifully situated in the Luhetal on the edge of the Lüneburg Heath. Small streams and ponds, open meadows and extensive deciduous and mixed forests form the scenic surroundings of the magnificent Art Nouveau villa and its park. Haus Schnede was built in 1909 as the main house of an extensive estate and has since experienced an eventful history of use. The current owner - the Sufi order Tariqa Burhaniya - runs "Haus Schnede" as a hospitable seminar and conference house. It is valued by numerous guests as a special place with a soothing atmosphere, which offers space for stays of many kinds. "Haus Schnede" is ideal for festive occasions such as weddings and other celebrations. Living and celebrating in a fantastic location becomes a special experience for every company. https://www.haus-schnede.de/

St. John's Church is a typical pagan church.

Cobblestone of Death

Great sandstone and clinker church