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small wooden bridge and beautiful view of nature

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Several of these memorial plaques are located at the Neukloster War Memorial, bearing the dates and names of the fallen soldiers. 1914–1918 1939–1945

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A large war memorial stands in the Neukloster Forest. Each fallen soldier has their own small memorial stone inscribed with their name, year of birth, and date of death. A bench is available for quiet reflection and mourning.

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Several rest huts are located in the Auental valley. Great hiking and cycling trails wind through beautiful natural surroundings 💚. A visit is highly recommended 👍🏼.

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The monastery park in Harsefeld is both recommendable and interesting 👍🏼. A hike or bike tour is highly recommended 👍🏼.

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The Neukloster Forest is a beech forest with trees up to approximately 200 years old. Originally used by the monastery for which it is named, it is home to several, sometimes rare, animal and plant species. A short hike of about 4.5 km through the Neukloster Forest is wonderful. From the Pfingstmarktplatz parking lot, the W4 hiking trail leads into the forest, passing historical and archaeological treasures such as burial mounds and wayside crosses. Follow the signs to the Friedwald parking lot and turn left there to return to the Pfingstmarktplatz parking lot.

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The bridge in the Auental valley is a beautiful sight. Information signs there provide details about the birdlife in the valley. With a bit of luck, you might even spot deer in the thicket. The surrounding area is beautifully wild and overgrown. Wild orchids in bloom create a vibrant and colorful scene 😊. Even raspberry bushes grow along the path. A hike here is highly recommended and absolutely stunning ☀️.

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The bridge in the Auental valley is a beautiful sight. Information signs there provide details about the birdlife in the valley. With a bit of luck, you might even spot deer in the thicket. The surrounding area is beautifully wild and overgrown. Wild orchids in bloom create a vibrant and colorful scene 😊. Even raspberry bushes grow along the path. A hike here is highly recommended and absolutely stunning ☀️.

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The beautiful spa town of Harsefeld No matter which direction you approach Harsefeld from, the church is always visible from afar. Harsefeld's St. Mary's and St. Bartholomew's Church shapes the townscape and the surrounding park. Inside our church, you will be captivated by a wonderfully bright space. The renovation in 2014 further emphasized this simple character of the church. However, the greatest treasure of the church is not its architectural features, but rather the people who visit it. It is the people who make it a beautiful place of fellowship. The special quality of churches in general is not simply their architecture, but above all, here in Harsefeld, it is a space filled with prayer for 1000 years.

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Harsefeld Here you'll find the Amtshof (now a library, among other things), the monastery church of St. Mary and St. Bartholomew, the museum, and the idyllic monastery park, whose history dates back to the 9th century. Harsefeld tour guides will be happy to take you on a relaxing yet interesting walk through this "Garden of Europe." The monastery park was completely redesigned in 2006 and, together with the Amtshof, museum, and church, now offers a beautiful backdrop for concerts, markets, and other events, as well as simply for strolling and relaxing. The monastery park was one of the partner projects of the igs 2013 in the Hamburg Metropolitan Region! Our tip for you: You can find more information about the excavations in the Harsefeld monastery park in the documentary "Fear of Death and the Devil. The History of Superstition" from the ZDF History series.

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The park in the town center offers beautiful nature and park benches for a relaxing break. The paths are barrier-free and easy to walk. Accessible from Stade or Zeven, the parking lot is located next to the monastery park and museum, as well as across from the shopping center. The museum is open from Tuesdays to Sundays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. (from October to March from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.) On Sundays and public holidays, it is also open from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. In the 1980s, archaeologists uncovered the foundations of the former Benedictine monastery, which was one of the spiritual centers of power in northern Germany from 1102 to 1647. In the Middle Ages and the early modern period, there were only a few monasteries directly subordinate to the Pope. Harsefeld Monastery was one of them. However, during the post-monastic period, a large part of the monastery complex fell into disrepair.

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Fresh fruit is available for purchase here, depending on the season. There are other items in the refrigerator that need to be kept fresh. Highly recommended 👍.

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A beautiful hike and bike tour in the Aue Valley, very easy to do and highly recommended.

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A beautiful bike route through pristine nature. A challenging route, but doable and highly recommended.

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A bridge, a boardwalk, whatever, the main thing is that you get across dry.

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The Geestrandweg (W2) also runs along here.

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Good alternative to the road from Harsefeld to Blierdersdorf

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The barrows from the period 1600 to 500 BC, but also from other eras, are scattered all over Europe. They were mainly built near trade routes. There are tens of thousands of graves of varying sizes. And not all of them have been discovered as such...

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The many barrows in Neukloster Forst are witnesses to earlier cultures in the Nordic region. They date from 1600 to 700 BC. The grave complexes were mostly built along old trade routes near settlements.

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