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Ivan Kazak (born 1959, Vitebsk), 1992, bronze The sculpture "Madonna of Chernobyl" depicts a stylized female figure, a pregnant woman, seated on a shattered globe. The artwork addresses the 1986 nuclear reactor accident in Chernobyl (Ukraine) and its consequences for humanity and the environment. The sculpture was erected on April 26, 2000, at Bürgermeister-Stahn-Wall to commemorate Chernobyl Day. Since then, the annual opening ceremony for the Chernobyl disaster has taken place there, the ecological consequences of which continue to severely impact the Belarusian population.

Remnants of a fortress moat between the Weser and Aue rivers. The town was built on flood-protected dune terrain in the triangle between the Weser and Aue. To protect against attacks, a moat was dug from the Weser to the Aue, so that the town was completely surrounded by water. After the fortress was dismantled during the French occupation in 1808, the moat was gradually filled in. The Albert Schweitzer School, formerly a Latin school and now home to one of Nienburg's two grammar schools, stands on the site of the remaining section of the fortifications.

A beautiful wildlife enclosure in the open air, always accessible. The fallow deer often stay right behind the fence.

The extensive restoration of the Steinhuder Meerbach stream with EU funding as part of the Nienburg South land consolidation project has been a great success. The previously straightened stream was redesigned through rerouting, oxbow lake connection, deadwood, gravel banks, and new floodplain structures – including site-appropriate tree planting. Information: https://projektatlas-2014-2020.europa-fuer-niedersachsen.de/foerderprojekte/renaturierung-des-steinhuder-meerbaches-im-rahmen-der-flurbereingung-nienburg-sued/

On the way to the Steinhuder Meer you cross the stream with the same name

Market square and beautiful shopping street with shops, restaurants and cafes ☕🍨

The Weserschlößchen has a bridge restaurant over the Meerbach, whose small barrages let the water ripple. Beautiful view of the Weser.

Definitely worth a visit, so plan a small detour.