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The Roland has already been disarmed twice.

Cycling on the moor itself is prohibited! Google had also shown us this tour, but you have to continue on foot from the parking area, since cycling is forbidden there, and now we know why: not only is it a dead end at one point, it is also extremely overgrown. The path width is a maximum of 50cm in many places.

The Mühlenbrücke is located on Osterau Island. Further information can be found here: https://www.bvv-bb.de/projekte/osterauinsel/ This is where the Mühlengraben and Osterau rivers converge.

very nice little park to take a break

Renatured moor with interesting flora & fauna!

The Roland on the market square of Bad Bramstedt looks a little sadly around. Like an ancient Roman warrior after a battle that has just been lost, even if he resolutely holds the (market judge) sword upwards by the horizontally outstretched arm. He would have every reason to look happy and proud. After all, "his" Bad Bramstedt is a handsome small town, known and loved as a health resort for a long time. He is also said to be the northernmost Roland in Germany. He also looks back on a long and glorious past. From 1533 onwards, Bramstedter Rolande, initially wooden, are proven. The stone Roland has stood here since 1693, made of Oberkirchen sandstone and occasionally renovated - in the years 1748, 1827, 1895 and 1965. Under the sign of Roland, important markets were held, contracts were confirmed and disputes were settled. Even merchants from Brabant used to trade here. Above all, however, cattle dealers went about their business. The famous historical ox trail of Jutland led through Bad Bramstedt.

Nice stature in the center of Bad Bramstedt.

From 1533 onwards, Bramstedter Rolande, initially wooden ones, are proven. The stone Roland has stood here since 1693, made of Oberkirchen sandstone and occasionally renovated in 1748, 1827, 1895 and 1965. Under the sign of Roland, important markets were held, contracts were confirmed and disputes were settled. https://kreis-segeberg.city-map.de/02018400/der-roland-von-bad-bramstedt