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A simple bench by the roadside... ideal for a short break

Impressive replica ox horns... This artwork is meant to commemorate the historic ox trail that used to run along this route.

Pretty church with a wooden tower

The small outdoor pool in Sieverstedt is located right on the Via Judlandica, the northernmost Way of St. James in Germany. For over 20 years, the Friends of Sieverstedt have been maintaining it, largely on a voluntary basis. It was renovated two years ago, and the facility is well-maintained and, in addition to the usual sanitary facilities, also offers a disabled toilet. The swimming area is supervised by the German Lifesaving Association (DLRG) during opening hours. There is also a lovely baby pool and a nice playground. The outdoor pool also has a kiosk where you can refresh yourself or refresh yourself during opening hours. A sheltered and covered terrace is also available. The facility also includes a beach volleyball court and table tennis tables. Ample parking is available for cyclists. All in all, the outdoor pool is a gem, managed with love and dedication, where you'll enjoy spending time. Whether throughout the day or just for a quick boost. Regards

Good place to take a break and look around

Frörup has an old water-powered mill, driven by the Treene River and used for grinding grain. It was probably established in the 13th century. Later, the mill belonged to the Cistercian monastery of Rüde. The abbot there ceded the mill to the King of Denmark in 1543. Today, the mill is privately owned, and the waterwheel is used only for generating electricity. Unfortunately, visits are not possible. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%B6rup

Sieverstedt is located directly on the European Cycle Route, centrally located between the North Sea and Baltic Sea. Flensburg, Schleswig, Kiel, and Denmark are within easy reach from here, offering opportunities for leisurely shopping and sightseeing. If you'd like to actively explore the region, you'll find an extensive network of hiking and biking trails, or you can take a canoe trip on the Treene River to get to know the region and its people. The ideal holiday in the land between the seas, in the green interior. You'll find 14 pitches for caravans and motorhomes here. https://www.campingplatz-suederholz.de/

On April 1, 1971, the previously independent municipalities of Stenderup near Havetoft and Süderschmedeby were incorporated into the new municipality of Sieverstedt. Süderschmedeby was first called Smedebu around 1342, in contrast to Norderschmedeby near Bau north of the border, which was simply called Smedeby. In 1472, it was called Smedeby, in 1538 Smeby, and in 1681 Schmedebui. Names ending in -by probably date back to the late Iron Age or Viking Age and are of Danish or Swedish origin. The name can be interpreted as the blacksmith village. Here, bog iron ore was found in the fields and cast and forged in special furnaces. Just like today, the municipality was already located in a "traffic triangle" back then, to which the early and very numerous settlement can be traced, namely the eastern Heerweg or Ochsenweg, the Stapelholmer Weg, and the Angelboweg. The coat of arms blazon: "Divided by blue and green, lowered by a narrow golden wavy bar. Above, a golden stone grave consisting of three supporting stones and a ceiling stone, covered with a red miter. In the upper corners, accompanied on the right by a small golden anvil, on the left by a small golden key." The coat of arms of the municipality of Sieverstedt combines various historical symbols from the history of the settlements of Sieverstedt. The anvil refers to the blacksmithing tradition of Süderschmedeby, and the key to the old historic church of Sieverstedt. The central element of the coat of arms is the stylized Poppostein (popped stone) with a bishop's mitre in the center, which refers to the legend of the so-called Poppostein (popped stone). The wavy line in the lower section symbolizes the Bollingstedt Au, which flows through the municipality. The colors of the coat of arms refer to the town's affiliation with the Duchy of Schleswig. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sieverstedt