버룸부르‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪16‬개의 천연기념물

With a surface area of 89.2 hectares, the Eternal Sea is Germany's largest raised bog lake. The boardwalk around the nature reserve is currently closed. Only the path to the sea is open and can be reached from the parking lot in just a few minutes. There is a small platform and a bench.

It is worth taking a walk through the chic and large castle park, which has a summit cross for a moderate entrance fee of 3 EUR, which I definitely wanted to climb - despite the tight time frame. The Manninga mountain is a full 11 m high. I can really recommend walking up it. The little ones were able to explore the park in mini safari jeeps. A really great idea. Guided tours of the castle park are offered (schlosspark-luetetsburg.com/de/angebote/fuehrungen/), all about the botanical rarities and exotic plants. The park at Lütetsburg, the life's work of Imperial Baron Edzard Mauritz zu Inn- und Knyphausen, was built in the early romantic style and is one of the few surviving examples of this type on the European continent. 8 km south of the Wadden Sea coast, it opens up to visitors on an area of around 30 hectares - making it the largest private English landscape garden in northern Germany.

Entrance to the magnificent castle park with burial forest in Lütjesburg

Information about the moor at https://www.ewiges-meer-route.de/ewiges-meer-route/

Small path with information boards.

A great area. On our last visit, however, the circular route was closed. The view of the Eternal Sea was still great.

Good source of information 👍: https://ostfriesland-discoveren.de/land/rundtour-ewiges-meer/ So far (spring 2023) after more than 4 years, nothing has happened with the renovation of the Bohlen circular path - it's a shame, it was a really great round! ..but is not the only project in beautiful East Friesland that is taking a very long time. Open end. Until further notice, only the recommended section "to the water" remains

Boardwalk to the Eternal Sea for pedestrians with a small viewing platform.