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But that there's much more to the colorful children's book hero with his jester's cap than just a harmless prankster can be discovered at the Till Eulenspiegel Museum. The new, large permanent exhibition addresses many questions one might have about Eulenspiegel – and challenges some assumptions. This allows visitors to form their own opinion of the various facets of the Eulenspiegel character. According to the book, Eulenspiegel was born around 1300 in Kneitlingen am Elm – which belongs to the present-day municipality of Elm-Asse. The stories of the medieval jester Till Eulenspiegel have been circulating in printed form for 500 years. The Eulenspiegel book was a bestseller from the very beginning and was quickly translated into many languages. This literary figure, equally popular with young and old, has been known throughout the world since the 16th century and has thus become a wonderful ambassador for the region.

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A truly amazing highlight. A quick photo stop is worth it.

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A bit hidden, but nice place to take a break

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Always worth a visit, good photo opportunity and opportunity to take a break

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Great to drive under the canopy of leaves in hot weather

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A very beautiful place. The oldest spears in human history were found here at the brown coal open-cast mining site. The Schöningen spears are around 300,000 years old and are among the most important archaeological finds in the world. They are the oldest completely preserved wooden weapons in human history.

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Still brand new, seating opportunity at the old railway crossing of Schöningen

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Great stopping point when hiking 🥾 or cycling. Beautiful view of the former open-cast mine and the modern Paleon, which houses a scientific institute and a restaurant with a beautiful outdoor terrace.

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Don't drive over the bridge too quickly, the poor surface and the tight curve offer the potential for a trip into the ditch. The good asphalt encouraged us to use the momentum heading west.

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Every angle is worth a photo

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Back then it was a border, today it's a completely inconspicuous place.

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This is a beautiful church

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This painting is very successful

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Well, the condition of the bridge and the road says more than 1000 words

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A beautiful, dreamlike road ends on a concrete slab path... at a dilapidated bridge.... Welcome to the West...

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Great presentation. Interesting with many impressions of our history.

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Here you can see 👀 how the border barriers were built and how they separated people in the East and West. You could only get through here at the risk of your life. That's why it's so interesting to see what states do to protect their ideology. Highly recommended!

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In Hötensleben there is part of the former border system in its original condition from 1989. Over a length of 350m and an area of 6.5ha there are, among other things, a blind wall, signal fence, field of vision and firing with light line, patrol path and vehicle obstacle, border wall and the Guide tower with motor vehicle position has been preserved. The course of the barrier at this point is also impressive because it was set up directly behind the houses in the village.

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At the Schöningen opencast mining information point there is a powerful bucket wheel excavator, which mined tons of coal at the peak of brown coal mining in Schöningen and the surrounding area and is a contemporary witness to the 146-year mining history of the region.

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In total, around 280 million cubic meters of overburden were moved in the Schöningen opencast mine by 2016 and around 46 million tons of coal were extracted. The Elmsee is created to fill in the remaining opencast mine.

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