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A great place for a break. Unfortunately, the restrooms were closed.

Very practical and helpful when you need something

The bench in Nindorf, overlooking the small pond, is an idyllic resting place for cyclists looking to take a relaxing break on their tour. Surrounded by lush greenery, flowering riparian plants, and the still waters of the pond, the shady spot invites you to linger. The bench itself is comfortably inclined, ideal for stretching your legs and simply gazing over the tranquil water.

A new cycle path was built along the county road between Widdernhausen and Nintorf. Along the entire route to Rodehorst, the cycle path was largely constructed of asphalt, while light-colored concrete was used in the forested sections to protect the habitats of protected species such as the sand lizard. The project closed a previously existing gap in the cycle path network between Bergen and Wietzendorf. Today, some time after completion, the cycle path remains in excellent condition. The smooth surface offers barely noticeable rolling resistance and allows for a particularly comfortable and safe ride.

The so-called "1,000-year-old oak on Kirchberg" is an imposing natural monument and cultural landmark of the city. It stands centrally behind St. Lamberti Church and is easily accessible. Despite its name, its actual age is estimated at around 350 years. It is a pedunculate oak (Quercus robur) with a breast height of 7.50 meters and a height of around 25 meters. Its crown diameter of 28 meters is particularly impressive. The trunk grows straight up for about six meters before the crown divides into two large main branches. The oak is in very good vitality, with only a small amount of deadwood, and is considered a symbol of the long history and the connection of the city of Bergen with its natural environment – it is even depicted in a stylized form on the city's coat of arms.

A small cascade fountain is located on Bergen's Friedensplatz (Peace Square), serving as a design element to enhance the square. The fountain consists of several natural stones, over which the water cascades in small steps. Despite its compact size, its gentle splashing and natural design create a tranquil, pleasant atmosphere. It blends harmoniously into the surroundings between monuments and seating areas and is an inviting place to linger, especially on warm days. As a discreet eye-catcher, the fountain contributes to the amenity of the square and simultaneously reflects the city's efforts to develop Friedensplatz as a place for encounters and relaxation.

This freely accessible bicycle repair station allows for minor repairs such as inflating tires or tightening screws. It's ideal for cyclists on the "Cultural History Bike Tour," for example.