드레이브 스코프 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Beautiful walk with different aspects Only the paths were difficult to navigate. It was quite swampy due to a lot of rain last winter.

Impressive building that determines the entire place. There is a tourist entrance at the back.

The Old Cinema, Løgumkloster's cultural center, organizes film screenings, theater, revues and concerts. The old cinema is available to all private individuals, associations, etc. who want to use the premises. The hall offers space for 140 people. Please address inquiries about the use of the premises to Treasurer Ellen Reimer. KlosterBio is open to everyone and shows exquisite films of newer quality. When you register for the sponsorship group - DKK 100 for individuals and DKK 150 for couples - you will receive the biannual film program and, if applicable, the newsletter by email. Contact Treasurer Ellen Reimer. Tickets can be bought half an hour before the performances. Prices for adults DKK 75 and children under 12 years DKK 40. The program is available from Løgumkloster Library, Storegade 16, 6240 Løgumkloster, phone 74 72 98 00. https://www-visitdenmark-dk.translate.goog/danmark/explore/kulturhuset-den-gamle-biograf-loegumkloster-gdk714106?_x_tr_sl=da&_x_tr_tl=de&_x_tr_hl=de&_x_tr_scpto=nui,

The old water tower is a real eye-catcher and a good reference point for tours in the area. Logically, water towers are always at one of the highest locations in the area and can be easily seen from a great distance.

The monastery brand in August is an annual market with shopkeepers, jugglers and jugglers. The "Marke" begins with a church service, and one of the parish priests, Anders Bork Hansen, became a "clown priest" in a special way. In 1981 the Danish Teltholder Association erected the Gøgler statue in bronze, which shows 3 of the central figures of the time with the "æ sign": Pastor Bork Hansen with the Gøgler Cross on the priestly robe, the chairman of the Teltholder Association Valdemar Jessen and the rat king Cibrino with the organ grinder. The sculpture was created by the sculptor Alice Buchhave and is located in the market square. https://www-provinsbyer-dk.translate.goog/skulpturer?_x_tr_sl=da&_x_tr_tl=de&_x_tr_hl=de&_x_tr_pto=nui,sc

The Woman with the Eggs Frederik Grube created wooden sculptures with chainsaws throughout his long life, and his sculptures were extremely popular throughout South Jutland. Both private individuals and institutions acquired sculptures by Federik Grube, who lived in Tinglev. At least five sculptures by Frederik Grube are located in public spaces in Løgumkloster alone. The Woman with the Eggs stands on Jørgensgårdsvej near the agricultural consulting firm DSH. https://www-provinsbyer-dk.translate.goog/skulpturer?_x_tr_sl=da&_x_tr_tl=de&_x_tr_hl=de&_x_tr_pto=nui,sc

The Løgumklosters monastery church is one of the most impressive buildings in Denmark. Similar to Bad Doberan, only part of the original four-winged monastery complex has been preserved in Løgumkloster. The monastery church of Løgumkloster is a three-aisled brick basilica, which shows the transition from the Romanesque to the Gothic style due to its long construction period. The Romanesque elements include the arched windows in the east. The rich furnishings of the sacred building go back above all to the 14th to 16th centuries. The altar dates from the 15th century. The preserved part of the east wing of the monastery complex with dormitory and chapter house dates from the third quarter of the 13th century. It connects to the south of the transept of the church. After the Reformation, the monastery buildings were demolished. In 1614 the stones were used to build the neighboring hunting lodge. Today there is a church music school and the training center of the Danish Folkekirke, among other things, on the monastery grounds. https://www.eurob.org/item/logumkloster_kloster/

The monastery church at Løgum is, along with the monastery church at Sorø, one of the most beautiful and significant church buildings from the Danish Middle Ages. The church was built as the northern wing of a large monastery complex of the Cistercian order. Today the church is the parish church of Løgumkloster parish. Around 1173 the white monks, the Cistercians, came to the area around the Brede Au to found a monastery here. This place was chosen very deliberately: a rural location with many watercourses and large forests. Here agriculture, fishing and milling could be operated advantageously. Medicinal herbs and new vegetables such as parsley, rhubarb and carrots flourished in the monastery garden. The monks called the place "Locus Dei", the place of God. Source and further information: https://kirche.dk/ng/kirchen/hoyerluegumkloster/luegumkloster/