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A great highlight and photo motif.

A great highlight and photo motif.

A great highlight and photo motif.

Beautiful to look at

The Asse is a wooded ridge rising up to 234 m above sea level, located east-southeast of Wolfenbüttel in the Wolfenbüttel district of Lower Saxony. The average elevation of the almost 9 km long and 3 km wide Asse is 200 m, which means it towers about 100 m above the surrounding area. The highest elevation is the Remlinger Herse, at 234 m. In good weather, the ridge offers views of the Elm and Harz mountains, as well as the fertile loess plains of the Schöppenstedter Mulde and the Remlinger Mulde. The Asse is known nationwide for the Asse II mine, a former salt mine that operated as a research mine from 1965 to 2008 and was used for the final disposal of radioactive waste between 1967 and 1978.

The estate was acquired in 1776 by Privy Councilor Albrecht Edmont Hieronymus von Münchhausen and has remained in the family's possession for generations to this day. Because the estate was unprotected, it was subject to billeting and looting during wartime. Behind the courtyard is a manor park with exotic trees in the style of an English garden. The manor is not accessible; the park can be entered by prior arrangement with the owner.

Section of the Berlin-Hameln long-distance cycle path. Beautiful cycle path between Wendessen and Dettum. Unfortunately, it is still not completely paved.

a beautiful place for a rest, there are several benches and the peace and quiet is just great.