20의 스프라켄셀가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Very tasty fresh fish to buy cheap

delicious fish to strengthen you before heading to the wonderful area of the Aschauer Teiche.

Beautiful observation tower, enjoy the view of the lake and the birds

Location: Lake Hardau is located southwest of Uelzen and is part of the Ilmenau River. It is located in the middle of a picturesque landscape surrounded by forests and meadows. Formation: Lake Hardau was created by the construction of a dam on the Ilmenau River. The dam was built in the 1970s to regulate the river and ensure a reliable water supply for the surrounding communities. Size: Lake Hardau has a maximum length of about 3 kilometers and a maximum width of about 500 meters. Its area is around 100 hectares. Recreational activities: Lake Hardau offers a wide range of recreational opportunities for visitors. These include fishing, boating, swimming and water sports such as sailing and windsurfing. There are also hiking and cycling trails along the lake, which are ideal for walks and trips into nature. Nature and surroundings: The area around Lake Hardau is characterized by a rich flora and fauna. The lake's shores and surrounding forests provide habitat for various bird species as well as other wildlife such as deer and wild boar. Tourist Attractions: There are various sights and tourist attractions near Lake Hardau, including historic towns such as Uelzen with its unique Hundertwasser train station and the picturesque half-timbered town of Lüneburg. Lake Hardau is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike who want to enjoy nature and experience various waterfront recreational activities.

The "Aschauteiche" farm shop with fish sales is located directly on the cycle path just before or just after Eschede. The shop is open every day, which greatly increases the chance of being able to eat a fish sandwich during the tour. Everything is very tasty. Pond farming with tradition. The Aschauteiche pond farm was created in 1906 from agricultural irrigation meadows along the Aschau heath stream. The 86 ha of water surface has always been extensively farmed with a maximum of 30% grain feed, which is why naturally adapted, healthy fish develop. In addition to carp, tench, pike, golden orfe and noble crayfish, a variety of biotope fish such as gudgeons, roach, sticklebacks, bitterlings and pond mussels also live in the ponds.

Highly recommended; the fish rolls are "cult"

Don't forget binoculars. Very good spot for birds. And then a delicious fish roll or smoked trout from the shop at the parking lot on the B191.

In peace, have a view of part of the Aschau ponds