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The Leine River has shaped the landscape and history of the region for centuries. It rises in the Eichsfeld region south of Göttingen and flows approximately 280 kilometers northwards until it empties into the Aller River near Schwarmstedt. Along its course, it traverses fertile floodplains, rolling hills, and several important cities – most notably Göttingen and Hanover, where it meanders peacefully through parks and green spaces.

Always worth a visit, from time to time there are also events such as open-air church services

Beautiful scenery in summer. The cycle path becomes rather unpleasant at speeds of over 22 km/h.

Classicist church from 1780, with a 42 m high tower, which is the tallest building in Garbsen.

It's a nice place for a break. Before you go up the stairs you should scan the QR code on the bench in front 😉

Even before the First World War, the Old Guardhouse was something of a focal point for the city. The interior served, on the one hand, as the common room for the night watchmen, who in those days set out from here night after night with a horn, a kerosene lamp, and a thick club, perhaps also a dog, to watch over the good behavior of the citizens; but it also served as a jail cell when needed.

Landestrost Castle was built between 1573 and 1584 by Duke Erich II of Brunswick-Lüneburg as a representative residential building in the Weser Renaissance style. The castle is one of the most beautiful buildings in this style. In the historic official garden at the castle, you can see the remains of a baroque garden, the 250-year-old hornbeam hedge, also known as the green vault, and a well-preserved fortress wall/bastion.

The church was built in the 13th century as a Romanesque basilica. Around 1500, it was renovated and Gothicized by Duke Erich I. It wasn't until the 19th century that it received the tower it still has today. I also particularly like the small "living room corner" with its couch and desk.