렝게데‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

잘 관리되지 않은 바베큐 장소 앞에 멋진 석회암 절벽이 있습니다.

The entrance to the LACK II air raid shelter in Salzgitter-Gebhardshagen can still be seen in the wall.

Recommended break in the countryside 🙂

It looks like something out of a Winnetou movie. Nature and silence...

The park at the former Vechelde Castle was created around 1695 by Duke Rudolf August as a baroque castle garden. After 1766, Duke Ferdinand of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel had the garden expanded and converted into an English landscape garden. He had fish ponds created and the plantings supplemented with trees and shrubs from Italy and North America. Nothing of the original 18th century design has been preserved. After the park was used privately in the 19th century until the Vechelde District Court closed it in 1971, it was redesigned in the mid-1970s. The presumed original baroque design was recreated. The 4.8 hectare park is now divided into a parterre laid out in the baroque style with a roundabout and rose plantings, a lawn section and a forest-like park section. (Source: Wikipedia)

If you plan to stop, don't forget your binoculars or a good lens for your camera.

The castle park in Vechelde is a beautiful park with boxwood hedges

Haverlahwiese opencast mine: Iron ore was mined from 1937 to 1967 by Reichswerke and Salzgitter AG. Incredibly, it was once the largest iron ore mine in Germany and, at times, in Europe.