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According to a 1919 contract, peat extraction, which began around 1780, was to continue until the moor had completely disappeared. However, extraction was discontinued in 2018. The gradual renaturation and rewetting of the Himmelmoor had already begun. The "Himmelmoor Friends' Association" was founded in December 2005.

Quiet, chilled out place, ideal for a short rest.

With a new owner, the Wulfsmühle ("Herzstykke") is now open again, but only Wed-Sat from 5:30 p.m. Only on Sundays it starts with breakfast and you can stop by all day

A beautiful, small lake for paddling, pedal boating or swimming. Splendid!

Simply a very beautiful island with interesting buildings, sculptures, plants and history! Recommended.

Very interesting things to see on the island.

Today's castle goes back to a moated castle, for which the Krückau was dammed up to create a fortified island with moats around it. The founders were the Knights of Barmstede. From 1322 the castle came to the county of Schauenburg near Rinteln on the Weser. A bailiff ruled from here in the sense of the count these northern areas. When the Schauenburgers died out, the castle came into the possession of the Rantzau family, who expanded it into a residence. After the fratricide (see the memorial in the Barmstedt Forest), the castle was confiscated by the Danish king. The buildings you see today are mainly from this period. The castle island is used in many ways today. On the one hand there is a café in the former prison, then there is an art gallery, as well as some works of art in the outdoor area, a museum on the history of the county of Rantzau and the castle building itself. The island can be freely explored and also has nice seating areas with a view of the Rantzauer Lake. Definitely worth a visit, even if you're there outside the opening hours of the café or museum. Site plan and information boards explain the individual buildings in more detail.

The Holmer Sandberge are located in the Pinneberg district in Schleswig-Holstein between the municipalities of Appen (Appen-Etz district), Holm and the town of Wedel. The Holmer Sandberge are former dunes on the edge of the former glacial valley of the Elbe. They are now forested and are characterized by a rich flora and fauna. The Holmer Sandberge are a landscape protection area and are included in the Natura 2000 network in accordance with the Habitats Directive and are also used for local recreation. In addition, the dune sand landscape is also designated as a geotope. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holmer_Sandberge