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No more cake: Landcafé Mözen has closed This is what it's about: Drinking coffee with homemade cake - that's what the café in Mözen was known for. This is what happened: But after the winter break, the oven will remain cold. Homemade cakes and sheet cakes will no longer be available, at least not for sale in the café. It was nice: As the operator announced on their own homepage, the café will apparently remain closed permanently. (KN 12.02.2025) https://www.landcafe-moezen.de/

Aka Devil's Gorge. 😉

A water dispenser has recently been installed next to the fountain. Ideal for replenishing your drinking water supplies while on the go.

This Rantzaustein No. 4 stands directly on the road between Klein Gladebrügge and Traventhal under three large trees. The cycle path runs directly past the back of the stone. The front view of the stone can be seen from the road. I think it's great that such historical stones are preserved and cared for here for posterity.

Markets, historical festivals, vintage car meetings, a country museum and much more can be found on the historic estate grounds! The former Traventhal estate has been the centre of events for over 300 years. The listed buildings, built in 1873, give you a unique ambience. The 80 m long stallion hall and the country museum with their decorative columns, the expressive lattice stable windows, the half-timbered structure of the historic riding hall and other outbuildings characterise the picture. The events are particularly suitable for a family outing. A petting zoo, railway, pony rides, carousels and much more are on offer for the youngest guests. Adults can enjoy the country museum between historical equipment and old carriages. You can discover many unusual things among the many interesting exhibitors and artisans. The Traventhal country market takes you back to old times. "Baroque horsepower" is not only on display there, but also at the vintage car meeting. While having a pleasant chat, you can try the tasty Traventhaler Hengst beer, brewed in the country brewery. https://www.binnenland.sh/kultur-und-tradition/details/geo/detail/landgestuet-traventhal-4459

Good to know that they exist here. Also a nice place for a little rest.

Very nice, free, unguarded bathing area with toilets, tables and benches. Ideal for a refreshment break during the tour and also good for a rest. The access road is a bit hidden and is not signposted; but this was probably done deliberately so that it remains nice and quiet there.

The Rantzau stone comes from a destroyed megalithic grave that was about 75m long and 8m wide and lay parallel to the road. Heinrich Rantzau placed this stone "aelatis 50" - i.e. in his 50th year - at the height of his power.