アルトマルククライスザルツヴェーデルのおすすめランニングルート

約10キロメートルの周回コースは、湖岸の近くを通り、ほとんど常に湖が見えるようになっています。アレンゼーはザクセン＝アンハルト州で最大の自然湖であり、深さ50メートルまであり、北ドイツで最も深い湖の1つです。

クリッヒェルドルフの村の教会は、ハンザ都市ザルツヴェーデル（ザクセン＝アンハルト州）のクリッヒェルドルフ地区にある、小さく歴史的に重要な建造物です。アルトマルク地方の中世の宗教建築の典型的な例とされていますが、その近年の歴史は波乱に富み、一部は悲劇的です。

There are play areas for children at many points along the circular route around Lake Arendsee.

A good hiking and cycling path surrounds the lake in every season.

Very impressive and interestingly designed. It's worth a visit!

There is also an information board here.

Arendsee Monastery was founded in the 12th century as a Benedictine monastery and experienced its heyday in the 15th century, when it housed approximately 70 nuns. The daily routine was strictly regulated and consisted of prayer, work, and the administration of property. The nuns also maintained a monastery school and cared for the sick. In 1540, the monastery was dissolved and converted into a women's convent and an electoral domain. Today, the monastery church, a three-aisled pillar basilica of Romanesque brick construction, is one of the region's most important sights. Cultural events such as concerts, theater performances, and exhibitions are regularly held there. Today, the former Arendsee Monastery is a cultural and tourist destination. The monastery church, a well-preserved brick basilica, serves as an Evangelical Lutheran parish church and is still used for religious services. Concerts, theater performances, and exhibitions are regularly held on the former monastery grounds. Visitors can tour the historic complex and gain insights into the history of the monastery.

Gustav Nagel (1874–1952) was a well-known nature lover, itinerant preacher, and life reformer who worked at Lake Arendsee in Saxony-Anhalt. On the site named after him, the "Gustav Nagel Area," he erected several buildings, including a lakeside temple and a spa hall.