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A great cycling route and hiking trails run along here.

A beautiful bridge spans the Este River from the east bank. It connects Vierstraße with Hansestraße. There is a large parking lot on Hansestraße.

The bridge leads across the Este River at Feuergang to Hansestraße.

The artwork "Cat with Hanger" is by: Artist Otmar Alt 2010 It is located on the Ostriver in Buxtehude. There is a lovely walking and hiking trail along the Este River with plenty of seating and beautiful views of the river and the surrounding nature 💚. A visit is highly recommended 👍🏼.

On Sundays when shops are open, the town of Buxtehude is very lively and worth seeing. Many small shops offer their products. A small art market is located in the town center and is very popular and well-attended. A visit is highly recommended 👍🏼.

The artwork "Cat with Hanger" is by: Artist Otmar Alt 2010 It is located on the Ostriver in Buxtehude. There is a lovely walking and hiking trail along the Este River with plenty of seating and beautiful views of the river and the surrounding nature 💚. A visit is highly recommended 👍🏼.

The port of the Hanseatic city of Buxtehude is the navigable endpoint of the Este, a tributary of the Elbe. Mills and factories once thrived there. The port is the heart of the Hanseatic city of Buxtehude. Until the 19th century, it provided an important connection for long-distance traffic via the Lower Elbe. Industry was established in Buxtehude because of the port. The railway, which began operating in 1881, and later the road connection, displaced shipping traffic in Buxtehude. Around 1980, part of the port was built over with the harbor bridge. Nevertheless, historical buildings have been preserved, such as the customs office built in 1870 at Moortorstraße 2, which is very beautiful to look at 👍🏼. The waters of the Este once powered the Flethmühle (Fleth Mill) in the city center of Buxtehude. Below that point, the Fleth was tide-dependent and navigable for barges of up to 100 tons until 1972.

The Hare and Hedgehog Fountain is a bronze and stone sculpture by the artist Fritz Fleer. It symbolizes the race between the hare and the hedgehog, which, according to legend, took place on the Buxtehude Heath. The hare runs as fast as he can, but the hedgehog is already there. How can that be, wonders the hare 🐰. Almost everyone knows the fairy tale of the hare and the hedgehog. Many associate it with the town of Buxtehude on the Este River. The story by the local poet Wilhelm Schröder has earned Buxtehude the nickname "Fairy Tale Town." A sculpture commemorates the race of these two mismatched runners 🦔.