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커피뿐만 아니라 토요일, 일요일, 월요일 저녁 5시부터 8시까지 훌륭한 메뉴가 있습니다.

Great empty and mostly well-paved roads in the area

Manor house with small cafe and corn maze, opening hours are of course seasonal

The Eider, Schleswig-Holstein's longest river, stretches 188 kilometers from its source to its mouth in the North Sea. The river begins in the hilly moraine region south of Kiel, more precisely at the Heickenteich and a small lake on the Schönhagen estate. From there, the Eider winds its way through the state in numerous twists and turns, initially as the Upper Eider, past Rendsburg, where it empties into the Kiel Canal. The river's course is interrupted by the canal but continues westward until it empties into the North Sea near Tönning.

if you like to be in the countryside

Pure nature is always very beautiful

Not far from the canoe and raft rental for the Eider

The noble estate of Wulfshagen is one of the late establishments in Schleswig-Holstein. It was founded just a few years before the construction of the baroque manor house by the widowed Magdalena von Thienen in Hütten, who moved her Gettorf farm to this location in 1673. As early as 1681, she had to sell her estate and the huts again and after a short period under Count Königsmarck, both estates came into the possession of Andreas Pauli, Imperial Baron von Liliencron (1630-1700), who had a manor house built in Wulfshagen in 1699. Pauli, Imperial Baron von Liliencron, was born a commoner and was the son of the merchant Paul Martens in Bredstedt and had a diplomatic career at the Danish court at an early age.