20의 함베르게가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Nice view of the Travel. Danger of slipping when wet.

All country tours are approximately 20 to 30 km long, run along low-traffic or car-free routes, and are designed to invite you to explore or rediscover the diverse landscape of the Trave-Land district, far from the stress and hustle and bustle of everyday life. From the rolling hills of Holstein Switzerland, along picturesque lakes that invite you to swim, through enchanted deciduous forests and through idyllic villages to stately manor houses and, every now and then, country inns that invite you to rest. Nature lovers will especially get their money's worth, as many routes lead through or near nature reserves. Since some of the paths are unpaved, bicycle tires should not be too narrow.

In 2011, the Trave-Land District Office developed five cycling routes – country outings – for the district for the Segeberg Regional Exhibition (Regio-Schau). Under the motto "Experience the Trave-land District Office," these suggested routes are intended to invite visitors to the region, as well as residents of our district, to "experience" the idyllic landscape of the district. The overwhelming and positive response has encouraged us to continue this initiative. Many cyclists have provided us with valuable suggestions for improving the routes. Thanks to these tips, the public relations team was able to revise the cycling tours according to the wishes of cycling enthusiasts.

Cute bridge over the Schwartau. It's a bit narrow if someone is coming towards you, but the bridgeheads are clearly visible. Just wait a moment and then carry on. The cycle path towards Dänischburg and Lübeck/Bad Schwartau is very easy to ride. Beautiful area!

A really great area

A very nice cycle path that is also well signposted. Fun to drive.

A beautiful market square that, when there are no market stalls, gives you a full view of the beautiful old town hall, especially from a distance. Very impressive. I really like Lübeck. I will definitely come back. There is still so much to discover here. 😃

The market, located in the middle of Lübeck's old town and "at the feet" of the town hall, is the first place in the Hanseatic city. Excavations in the late 1990s revealed seven layers from different periods, indicating that the market was in continuous use. Roman ceramics were also found hidden in shafts. It is believed that these could be offerings from prehistoric times.