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The castle-like station building is a reminder of times when people were proud of the railway and its development of the province. Today, the station is unfortunately in a very neglected state.

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Unfortunately, it's probably closed for the longer term. 🤷‍♂️

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The Luther Church is located in the center of Holzminden and is reliably open during the summer. Documentary evidence suggests that a church building stood on this site as early as the 11th century. The church may have originally been dedicated to Mary, as suggested by a stone on the southwest corner of the tower dating from 1506. This stone bears the inscription "MDVI Maria." This name was likely forgotten during the Reformation. With the incorporation of the village of Altendorf in 1922, the church, previously known simply as the town church, was renamed the Luther Church, a name it bears to this day. Source: https://www.kirchenkreis-holzminden-bodenwerder.de/ihre_gemeinden/region_sued/luther_holzminden

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Public transport in the 21st century Do it yourself 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️

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Cute little bridge right next to a fancy restaurant of a hotel with a nice view and a little house on the djike to the right

The saltworks are still in operation and make a lovely stop on any bike ride through the town. Across the street is the "Esel" (Eagle's Nest), a venue for special musical events. (Kultur im Esel e.V.)

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Delicious cakes and tasty ice creams.

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Ice cream parlor in the middle of town next to a kiosk and a small park with benches. Ideal for a short break.

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ice cream parlor in Dassel

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Well-equipped kiosk right next to a nice playground with benches.

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very nice farm café with delicious cakes, lots of seating in the courtyard, children's play area

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There are no documented data on the founding of the first church in Holzminden. However, it can be assumed that there must have been a church near the Everstein Castle, which stood on the site of today's Weserhotel, as early as the 11th century on the site where the Luther Church stands today. https://www.weserbergland-tourismus.de/de/poi/kirche/lutherkirche-holzminden/12205101/

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Be sure to take a break when it's open. During the week they open at 1:00 p.m.

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Short historical digression.

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Here you can have a nice rest

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The saltworks in Sülbeck is a great destination for a day trip. You will find lots of interesting information on the information boards and the buildings are great photo subjects. There are a few benches where you can take a rest.

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Great rest area with a beautiful view of the nature reserve. You will also find many information boards here, it is worth a visit.

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Simply impossible to miss.

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Everything very nice to see

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The Sülbeck saltworks provides interesting insights into salt production. The Sülbeck saltworks has existed since 1686 and is located 6 km from Einbeck. Sülbeck is located in the middle of the Leinepolder. In 1780 there was a fire in Sülbeck, but the saltworks were not damaged. The drilling towers of the saltworks date from 1865 and 1882 and the brine reservoir has existed since 1882. Both the drilling towers and the brine reservoir have been technical monuments since 1984. At the end of the 19th century, drilling took place at a depth of 400 meters in order to significantly increase the profitability of the saltworks. Until 1909 there was a port from which the salt was shipped to the Leine via the so-called salt ditch. Salt was produced until the mid-1950s.

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