클라인 글라데브뤼게 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The tower is well preserved and has now been converted into a hotel.

The city has come up with a clever solution for the electrical boxes. The images are well done and have a specific purpose.

This small lake lies almost hidden in the middle of the city. You can walk all the way around it, with a lovely view of the water tower.

This fountain stands right in the middle of the market square. Of course, it's not running in winter.

If you don't just drive through quickly, you'll experience a lively little town in the pedestrian zones.

The water tower has now been converted into a hotel.

Photographer and sculptor Klaus Kammerichs created the multifaceted work "Five Columns for a Red Indian / Old World – New World" in 1992 as a contribution to the cultural program of the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival. Five tall reinforced concrete steles stand on a meadow by the Great Segeberg Lake – an impressive monument with a total size of 528 x 950 x 600 cm. The steles are covered with an irregular pattern, featuring notches, surfaces, and lines on top of each other at different levels. See: https://sh-kunst.de/klaus-kammerichs-alte-welt-neue-welt/#:~:text=F%C3%BCnf%20hohe%20Stelen%20aus%20Stahlbeton,Linien%20in%20verschiedenen%20Ebenen%20%C3%BCbereinander.

The Great Segeberg Lake, with an area of 1.726 km², offers a high level of recreational value. It is approximately an eight-minute walk from the city center. Visitors will find a sundeck with rotating loungers on the lake promenade, a Kneipp pool serving as a floating dock, an open-air forest grandstand, and a play area on the southern shore. Furthermore, the Great Segeberg Lake also has an outdoor pool and pedal boat and rowboat rentals. The popular 7.5 km loop around the lake takes approximately 90 minutes. See: https://www.badsegeberg-tourismus.de/Bad-Segeberg-entdecken/TOP-10-in-Bad-Segeberg/Die-Bad-Segeberger-Seen/