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A cathedral of willow trees. Very beautiful to look at. Unfortunately, the willow walkway is a bit run down.

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Very nice here, I report on it myself on my platform www.mvp-tourismus.de

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An interesting symbiosis of art and nature

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Great willows artfully tied together... perfect to incorporate into a walk.

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Very nice path along the Sude, either on the dike or next to it...

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An absolute peace and dream setting.

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Wonderful natural landscapes are to be discovered

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Very interesting body of water to watch a lot of birds.

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The willow "cathedral", the willow passage and the beaver bench are simply worth seeing! A wonderful place to stay and a nice link between river and city.

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After all, there are said to be eight species of fish in the brew: eel, barbel, perch, bream, white bream, pike, roach and tench. It flows into the Elbe just a short distance further north-west.

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Wonderful view, stop by

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Nice view of the Elbe

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A tributary of the Elbe.

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Absolutely worth seeing and well done

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Really great and worth seeing Weisendom.

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For more information, we recommend a visit to the Info Center Boizenburg or on the Internet at https://www.elbetal-mv.de/

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The view is always worth it

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In the immediate vicinity of the Boizenburg harbor there is a unique “meeting place”, the so-called Weidenschneck. This was built on the green meadow next to the harbor wall a few years ago and is a living structure in the truest sense of the word. Not only because regular events fill the place with life and people like to meet here when the weather is nice. The willow snail is a living structure primarily because the structure created from tiny willow cuttings is now a fascinating natural stage that invites you to numerous cultural events during the summer months. Its "outgrowths" of 18 meters long, nine meters wide and a remarkable height of at least twelve meters made the willow snail one of the largest willow trees in Germany. With its vaulted ceiling, through which the sun shines when the weather is nice, and the small turret next door, the tree structure is also somewhat reminiscent of a church. If you feel like it, you can climb the tower and take a look over the Elbe meadows from here. An adjoining 450 meter long pasture path connects the lively town with the old town of Boizenburg, which is definitely worth a visit with its lovingly restored half-timbered houses. https://www.mecklenburg-Schwerin.de/reiseziel/die-elbe-in-mv/boizenburg/boizenburger-weidenschneck/

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Only part of the round tower remains of the former moated castle, the age of which cannot be precisely determined. Duke Ernst II of Braunschweig Lüneburg had the older, still existing castle wing built in 1600, and the newer one was built in 1742. Under the Prussian administration, the Bleckede and Neuhaus offices were merged to form the Bleckede district on April 1, 1885. After the Löwenstat was founded by Duke Wilhelm of Lüneburg in 1209, a moated castle was built around 1270, of which the tower and the moats, first mentioned in 1287, have largely been preserved. After centuries of being pledged to the city of Lüneburg, the castle came back into Guelph hands in 1561. Duke Ernst of Braunschweig and Lüneburg built the north wing with decorative wood carvings. In 1743 the west wing was rebuilt. In 1827, the Hanover local writer Auguste von der Elbe was born here. The castle was the seat of the bailiff for the Bleckede office until 1885, then the seat of the administration of the Bleckede district until 1932, and finally the seat of the district court until 1974. The Otto Meissner Verlag was housed in the north wing from 1948 to 1983, the branch of the Barendorf adult education center was housed in the west wing from 1976 to 1996, and the coach house became an artists' facility. After extensive restoration, the castle opened in 2002 as an information center for the Lower Saxony Elbe Valley Biosphere Reserve. This cultural landscape is presented in a modern way on around 1,000 square meters; Since 2011, the fish of the Elbe and the Elbe beavers can also be experienced live.” https://elbstadt-bleckede.de/lexicon/index.php?entry/90-schlo%C3%9F/

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As the central information center for the Elbtalaue, the Biosphaerium Elbtalaue, Bleckede Castle, takes on essential tasks of area-related information and educational work for the "Niedersächsische Elbtalaue" biosphere reserve. The unique nature on the left and right of the Elbe is presented in the Biosphaerium Elbtalaue on over 1000 square meters of exhibition space. The environmental workshop in combination with the exhibition area and the open landscape are available for environmental education. They are aimed primarily at kindergartens, schools and youth groups. Traveling exhibitions and lecture events related to the biosphere reserve contribute to publicizing the biosphere reserve through various events. As a service, the Biosphaerium Elbtalaue provides you with tips and information for other leisure activities in the biosphere reserve and its surroundings. https://www.elbtalaue.niedersachsen.de/startseite/elbtalaue_erleben/information_bildung/information/informationszentrum_biosphaerium_elbtalaue/

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