지베네이헨 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The small cemetery is a good place for a short, contemplative break to clear your head. Surrounded by a fieldstone wall and a mighty circle of linden trees, the cemetery of the Siebeneichen parish lies idyllically right on the edge of the village, offering a sweeping view across the fields. The large, old farmers' graves with their boxwood hedges are a striking feature at the entrance. In the various sections of the cemetery, there are garden-style graves as well as burial plots under grass (either with a flat headstone or with a standing headstone and a small planted area in front). To provide a place of remembrance for the bereaved, there is a "communal burial site" instead of anonymous burials: Both casket and urn burials can take place there without any maintenance required by the bereaved and without the cost of a headstone. A shared memorial stone, completed at the end of 2009, commemorates the deceased. https://www.kirche-ll.de/gemeinden/lauenburg/siebeneichen/kontakte/kontakte-details/friedhof-siebeneichen.html

Riding ELK from here is simply beautiful. Always along the canal. It's fun.

Nice place for a break

This is the only ferry across the Elbe-Lübeck Canal. It connects the communities of Siebeneichen and Fitzen. Even if you don't actually have to cross to the other side, the crossing is worth it for the experience alone. Especially since the ferry is free, but a donation is requested. More information about opening times: https://www.herzogtum-lauenburg.de/poi/faehre-siebeneichen

The cable ferry runs on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 10am to 6pm from approximately 1 April to 3 October

A traditional and beautiful way to get to the other side of the canal.

In contrast to the canal, fallen trees and branches sticking out into the water give the impression that it is a bit more natural here.

The cable ferry in Siebeneichen is something special. It's best to plan the crossing as part of a tour. A real highlight.