수달‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪15‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

The small shelter is modeled after a historic beehive... inside, a historic beehive illustrates a bee colony and its individual inhabitants... right next to the shelter, you can also get the corresponding stamp for your hiking pass.

Used as a sheepfold until 1980, this building now houses a café and serves cakes from spring to autumn. The restaurant is located right next to the heath garden. In winter, it is also used as an event venue.

On the way to or from Wilseder Berg, you'll pass this beehive and learn about bees and their honey from the heath. There's also a stamping station here.

On the way to or from Wilseder Berg you pass this apiary and learn a little about the history of honey in the Lüneburg Heath.

Also often used for events. https://schafstall-heidegarten.de/

There have been beekeepers with their bees in the Lüneburg Heath since the Middle Ages. The harvest of the regional specialty, the heather honey, is very time-consuming and only limited to the 6-8 weeks of the heather blossom. Then the beekeeper must have a place for his bee colonies in the heathland so that the bees can collect the single-variety heather honey. This tastes completely different than other honeys. The difficulty for the beekeepers is feeding the colonies throughout the summer and the laborious processing of the heather honey. This is a tough mass and not as easy to throw as normal honey. So the bees have a lot of work to do when the heather is in bloom. Incidentally, bees and moorland sheep work together unconsciously: the moorland sheep move across the heathland and trample on the spider nests, which would otherwise pose a danger to the bees. From the end of September you can then buy the new harvest of heather honey from the beekeepers in the Lüneburg Heath. Source: https://www.lueneburger-heide.de/natur/artikel/15338/die-heide-bienen-ernten-den-leckeren-heidehonig.html

Nice that there are still beekeepers and that you can taste the result of their work and the work of the bees. The honey is really tasty and the work of the beekeepers is also supported. The bees are an important part of our lives 👍

Nice for children and you can learn something. Stamp house for the Bisspinger hiking pass is right next to it. Good for a little break before climbing up to Wilseder Berg.