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Haus Graven moated castle was probably built around 1300 as a successor to the "Motte Schwanenmühle" located approximately 800 meters to the north. The castle was completely destroyed, and the outer bailey was rebuilt around 1700.

The skull on the tower marks the site where the Neanderthal was found, a site long since sacrificed to limestone quarrying. The tower is only accessible to visitors of the Neanderthal Museum.

Attention: Restaurants are not always open, please check beforehand!

Always worth a trip, beautiful to look at,

The former Kesselsweier gliding airfield is located in Hilden, more precisely on the city border with Haan. It is now a nature reserve and historical monument. Gliding operations were conducted there until 2008, but then operations were discontinued because the runway was too short and expansion would have required a large number of trees. Kesselsweier is a historic estate that has existed since at least 1590. In 1927, the Hilden Gliding and Motor Flying Club was founded, which later became the Kesselsweier Hilden-Haan Nature Reserve. In 2013, the Kesselsweier Nature Reserve merged with the Erbslöh Nature Reserve in Langenfeld. Today, the area is used as pasture and is a popular meeting place for dog walkers and model aircraft enthusiasts. The city of Hilden plans to develop the area into a habitat for rare animals and plants, as it is located within a valuable nature reserve bordering two other nature reserves.

Beautiful nature in the Neanderland

Keep an eye out for Nutrions along the Itter. We saw quite a few, including some with young.

The North Beach on Lake Unterbach is a popular recreational area in the east of Düsseldorf, particularly impressive for its spacious sandy areas and clear water. Here, visitors can enjoy the feeling of a beach holiday in the heart of the city. The beach is ideal for sunbathing, relaxing, and playing – both for families with children and for anyone looking for a break from everyday life. Around the North Beach, there are extensive meadows and green areas that offer plenty of space for picnics, ball games, or simply relaxing. The gently sloping shores make swimming safe and enjoyable, even for small children. For those who enjoy sports, there are opportunities for beach volleyball and other water sports that are regularly offered. The infrastructure at the North Beach is well-developed: There are restroom facilities, changing rooms, and snack stands to cater to your needs. The beach is easily accessible, both by car and public transport, and has ample parking. The North Beach is surrounded by the Unterbacher See/Eller Forst nature reserve, whose forests and waterways invite you to take walks and observe nature. The contrast between active beach life and tranquil nature makes the North Beach a versatile destination for both those seeking relaxation and nature lovers.