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With almost 47,000 square meters of undeveloped space, it is the largest market place in Germany. As early as the 16th century, traders came together there every Saturday for a weekly market.

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Pretty little spot in Meldorf. People meet here to have breakfast together, drink coffee, have dinner, go to church etc. etc. ☺️...

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Crossing by bike is worthwhile

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The elevation is a national monument. The location of the battle is not exactly known and is very controversial

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Beautiful, historic place where you can stop and linger for a while. The historic town center is worth seeing, and if you learn a little about Meldorf's history, the visit will be even more impressive. It's worth it!

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You can also take a break here in Meldorf and look at the historic market square.

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The largest marketplace in Germany

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Meldorf is the small, charming town in the heart of Dithmarschen. It has traces of the Middle Ages. The cathedral is one of the most important early Gothic buildings on the west coast.

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Further information here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dusenddüwelswarf

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Meldorf received city rights in 1265 and was the main town of Dithmarschen in the Middle Ages. The town of Meldorf was devastated in both 1403 and 1500. A fire destroyed the southern half of the town in 1538. A Latin school was founded in 1540, from which today's Meldorfer Gelehrtenschule emerged. See: www.stadt-meldorf.de

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Very large market place, 4.7 hectares in the middle there are places to rest.

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Wonderful view of the big pots --- and things are high

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https://www.echt-dithmarschen.de/urlaubsorte/meldorf/meldorf-erkunden/

With a wink and not always welcomed by other centers in the region, Meldorf is referred to as the cultural capital of Dithmarschen. But the term didn't come about without a reason. Meldorf's sights Meldorf - that is the small, charming town in the heart of Dithmarschen with traces of the Middle Ages. Even a short walk takes you past many sights. The cathedral is one of the most important early Gothic buildings on the west coast. The concert life is distinctive. There is an honorary city theater, cabaret takes place in different corners of Meldorf. The Meldorf cinema may be small, but it doesn't need to hide behind the big cinemas. The program cinema with art house hits has already received numerous awards. Explore Meldorf: the "cultural capital" of Dithmarschen If you're exploring Meldorf, you're allowed to do this Don't miss the sights: the Meldorfer Dom, the Dithmarscher Landesmuseum

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The largest part of the market square is also used as a parking lot on Saturdays. I find the place desolate.

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Meldorf has a beautiful, intact townscape. The streets leading out from the market square are also worth a visit. A nice café on the market invites you to linger. Don't miss the Meldorfer Dom either.

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The famous market place of Heide is located in the beautiful district of Dithmarschen. Every Wednesday and Saturday in the early hours of the morning, fresh groceries from regional locations are available on the market square. A visit here is definitely worthwhile

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Such a bridge structure is interesting. While you build a bridge in the mountains to get over a valley, here it is the Kiel Canal. To get to the 42 m height, you have to drive a number of loops. It is more convenient to take one of the ferries.

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Nice place to take a break, with a kiosk. 👍

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This memorial was erected in memory of the Battle of Hemmingstedt in February 1500. During the battle, the Dithmarschers defended their freedom against the troops of the Danish king. At that time 6,000 Dithmarsch farmers fought against an army of 12,000 men. The peasants won the battle through peasant cunning and exploitation of the spongy soil. Thus, the Danish king did not get control of the entire mouth of the Elbe. This monument was erected in February 1900, exactly 400 years after the battle.

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