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Fittingly, the restaurant "Il Lago" or as it is apparently called today "Restaurant am Lütjensee" is also located here.

The Kranika moorland is located very close to the Lütjensee. It is 96 hectares in size and has been a nature reserve since 1993. Part of the area used to be covered by water, but later moors and wet meadows developed. Today, rare plants such as sundew and orchid grow here. Many animals, including frogs, grass snakes and various bird species, also call this area home. A number of beautiful hiking trails lead along the edges and information boards provide exciting insights.

There is a wet spot on this stretch where several smaller branches have been laid down to allow for a feet-free traverse. However, the crossing is not that easy and with small children I recommend either rubber boots or an alternative route.

only a small detour leads to the moor area of Kranika. There is a sensational silence here. Unless a flock of cranes or wild geese is flying over the area. A place to breathe.

Delicious fish rolls at the Seehofkiosk, homemade cakes at Event Gärtnerei Beier.

On the northern shore of Lütjensee Lake, there is this beautiful free swimming area, accessible via the "Seeredder" street. Here, you can refresh yourself in the lake, enjoy the magnificent view of the lake, or drive in two directions from here and watch the sunset in small coves or from benches by the lake. Another access point can be found on the "Seeblick" street. A small path leads down to the lake opposite house number 18. www.tourismus-stormarn.de/de/naturerlebnis/luetjensee-nordstrand-258

The nature reserve is located northeast of Hamburg. It places a moored valley area in a terminal moraine landscape between the Lütjensee and the federal highway 404 under protection. The forest areas bordering the valley area and agricultural areas have moved into the nature reserve.

Beautiful forest path that leads directly along the east bank of the Lütjensee.