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The Edelhof Chapel in Ricklingen is one of the oldest churches in Hanover. It dates back to 1340 and is idyllically situated in the heart of the old village center.

Actually a fossil from the Leine glacial valley

The shore is lined with trees, sculptures, and cafés that invite you to linger. The view over the lake is particularly impressive, with the waters reflecting picturesquely in the Maschteich pond when the water is calm ✨.

This automatic "translation" of highlight names is terrible. If only they would at least translate (often poorly), but no, even the title I gave in German is being changed. I just renamed it correctly, because my "Café Waldwinkel" had been changed to "Wald Wimmel Café" for some completely incomprehensible reason.

The Leinemasch is one of the most beautiful local recreation areas around Hanover – a true paradise for cyclists. Between expansive meadows, tranquil lakes, and the gently flowing Leine River, well-maintained paths lead through a green, tranquil landscape where you can immediately leave everyday life behind. Whether you're taking a leisurely circular tour or a stage towards Ricklingen, Döhren, or Wülfel – the Leinemasch offers relaxing routes with gentle gradients, plenty of nature, and many opportunities to pause: observation towers for birdwatchers, riverside paths for short breaks by the water, and expansive views over the floodplain landscape. Especially beautiful: In the early morning hours or at sunset, the Leinemasch reveals its particularly tranquil, almost magical side. Perfect for anyone seeking a combination of exercise and nature – right near the city.

From here you have a beautiful view of the Leine.

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The Hannover-Linden Branch Canal (SKL), also known as the Linden Branch Canal, is an artificial waterway that connects the Mittelland Canal with the port in Hannover-Linden over a distance of 10 km, as well as the Linden Lock. The expansion of Linden Harbor, via whose branch canal the industrial areas of Linden were connected to the Mittelland Canal, began in 1914 and was completed in 1916 with the completion of the branch canal to Hannover-Linden. Source: https://www.wsa-mittellandkanal-elbe-seitenkanal.wsv.de/Webs/WSA/Mittellandkanal-ESK/DE/Wasserstrassen/Bundeswasserstrassen/Mittellandkanal/Stichkanaele/nachLinden/nachLinden_node.html