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On the street also supply and beer garden

With a 49.5 m high church tower, visible from all directions. Wooden church from 1,000 AD, which was replaced in the 13th century by a single-nave fieldstone church and around 1575 by a three-nave church. Used as a military hospital around 1795 and as a detention center during the French period.

An ideal place to observe flora and fauna in peace and quiet, with a nearby circular hiking trail through the moor that provides information about the flora and fauna. A unique experience: the arrival of the cranes, which rest here in the autumn on their way south.

600 animal species from five continents in natural surroundings, catering, etc. Europe's largest private Arabian stud farm. Open daily.

The first wooden church probably stood on this site shortly after 800. The Gothic church was initially built as a stone building around the middle of the 13th century. It consisted of a single-aisled nave with ogival groin vaults and slightly pointed belt arches, with an apse adjoining it to the east. The rectangular choir is connected by a Romanesque round arch, but already has a pointed arched cross-ribbed vault, although still with ribbon ribs. Before the conversion to a three-aisled hall church, it is assumed that transept arms would be added soon after 1250. However, the findings from which the building history is revealed do not provide a consistent picture. Source and more: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolaikirche_(Sulingen)

The elephants go for a walk through the zoo once a day.

Take the Moorbahn to the Moorpad. Then walking the pad or other paths through the moor always gives interesting insights into the moor.

From the tower you have a beautiful view of the moor