린데른(올덴부르크) 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

In the admittedly very small park, benches invite you to linger. From there, you have a good view of the colorful sculpture "Rainbow" by Sandra Brugger and the lovingly planted, colorful flowerbeds.

On display are the sculpture “Earth – Mountains – Gorges” by Roman Manevic and the “Owl” by Martin Gödersmann

This is a megalithic tomb that is not well known. It is quite unspectacular: a few stones, two benches, two explanatory panels, that's it. Nevertheless, 4 or 5 thousand years ago, people invested their labor here to create it like this. No one can say what they wanted to achieve with it, but they did it, it must have been important to them, and we should preserve it for our future, just as it is.

Unfortunately, no one seems to care about this cultural monument anymore. There is a sign (estimated to be 30 years old) that explains what you can see, but otherwise everything is unfortunately a bit overgrown with weeds. The old seating area is just made of steel pipes. Something can be done about that.

This tomb was only fully excavated in the 1960s. It is interesting here that it does not look like the other dolmens, but actually reminds of a burial site in the middle of the forest.

Not completely preserved, but in good condition. So thumbs up!

The Herrensand Hünensteine are a well-preserved stone chamber that lies in the forest a little off the road leading from Lindern to Werlte. You can find more information here: http://www.steinzeugen.de/sz_lindern.htm