알트 묄른 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Here, you can walk on the original paving of the Old Salt Road. Who laid it, and with what tools? And under what circumstances?

Some villages in this area formerly belonged to the Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck

But this is not the Dove Elbe, but the Elbe Lübeck Canal...

This also happens but is necessary.

...and hopefully she'll be gone soon! 😁

Due to the dipping of the road, a short detour is in place. I've rarely seen a closure with such a well-marked detour.

The path along the canal is easy to navigate, although some of the gravel is also manageable. It gives you a good jolt. Most importantly, you can observe and see many birds.

Immerse yourself in the exciting world of Till Eulenspiegel! He was a one-of-a-kind - a fool who was not afraid to put his finger on the wounds of late medieval society. He didn't mince his words, neither with the complacent citizens nor with the corrupt nobility or the church. Till Eulenspiegel is like a living myth that persists in history, although it is difficult to find concrete evidence of his existence. The oldest book about him dates from 1510 and was written by Hermann Bote. It contains 96 stories about the farmer's son who always had a humorous prank up his sleeve. He particularly enjoyed using literal orders against his employers and playing tricks on them in a clever way. Hermann Bote used Till Eulenspiegel to denounce the weaknesses and mistakes of his contemporaries. He also criticized the problems of late medieval society between the lines. Till Eulenspiegel didn't defend anyone. He was the mirror of self-reflection that made people laugh and at the same time ruthlessly exposed their own mistakes. His stories will also captivate you and bring you closer to the exciting world of the late Middle Ages. Welcome to Mölln, where Till Eulenspiegel is still alive and shares his wisdom and mischief with you! https://www.moelln-tourismus.de/erleben/eulenspiegel