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Beautiful area

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This is a good place to take a short break

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Starting point for a beautiful hike parallel to the Schmalfelder Au. Launching point for canoes. Opposite is a dog run.

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Unfortunately, the bike paths are really difficult to ride

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magical corner

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Last was closed. Check opening hours! Skip the detour to the Dodenhof!

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beautiful landscape just gorgeous

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Schmalfeld Kro - German/Danish cuisine open Thu-Sun

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Thurs-Sun open -

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The Mühlenbrücke is located on Osterau Island. Further information can be found here: https://www.bvv-bb.de/projekte/osterauinsel/ This is where the Mühlengraben and Osterau rivers converge.

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to commemorate the reign anniversary of Kaiser Wilhelm II

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here along the Bleek there is a multitude of sights and places to stop, very pretty

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large wooden bridge over the Osterau

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very nice little park to take a break

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The bridge is currently fully closed due to construction work 😱

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It is the oldest and largest stone bridge in Schleswig-Holstein. The stone bridge over the Schmalfelder Au was built in 1785 because a wooden bridge that had been stretched over the small river at this exact point 82 years previously was too prone to repair. It would have had to be rebuilt every 20 years to keep up with the increasing traffic. Traffic - at that time it was mainly horse-drawn carriages, stagecoaches and pedestrians, but above all oxen. https://www.abendblatt.de/region/norderstedt/article212794069/Das-Geheimnis-der-Schmalfelder-Koenigsbruecke.html

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Nice small and well-kept city center.

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Nice city center

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1301: First documented mention. When this church was built is just as unclear as the origin and meaning of the name Kaltenkirchen. 1624: Six years after the outbreak of the 30 Years War, a new church was built. It was a long and narrow choirless rectangular structure made of granite and bricks. The north and east sides were partly made of brick. The tower was probably left behind from an earlier church. 1879: Inauguration of the new Michaeliskirche. It is a neo-Gothic cross-shaped brick building. For the first time a church in Kaltenkirchen has an apse, a round building behind the altar. In the arms of the cross are the galleries, which can be reached via stairs in the massive porches on the south and north sides. The cross arms are separated by four large pointed arches. The ceiling above the ship of the cross arms is a straight bank coffered ceiling, above the crossing it is a tent roof ceiling. The windows contain diamond-shaped panes of glass encased in lead. https://www.kirche-kaltenkirchen.de

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Kaltenkirchen looks back on almost 800 years of history. Even if numerous finds from the Stone and Bronze Ages point to a settlement in the Kaltenkirchen area in prehistoric times, the place itself apparently owes its origin to the church, which was probably created in the course of the reorganization of the church system in Holstein before 1300. A documentary reference to the church was made for the first time in 1301, and only in 1316 to the village itself. Even then, Kaltenkirchen was of central importance, as the church, as the center of a parish, supplied the surrounding villages. The town hall can be seen in the photo. On November 26th, 1973 Kaltenkirchen received its town charter. https://www.kaltenkirchen.de

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