스텔레-비텐부르트 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A real highlight if you are interested in the history of the region.

Here you have a good overview of the Lundener Moor

The church is named after Saint Andrew, a disciple of Jesus. It was first mentioned in documents in 1140, but according to current knowledge it already existed before 1070, burned down in 1559 and a new church was built on the foundations within the next 40 years. It is one of the oldest churches in Dithmarschen. Since 2008, extensive renovation work has been carried out on the exterior and interior of the traditional church, which was completed in 2010. The church was reopened on October 3, 2010. In autumn 2013, the bells, which include the oldest bell in Dithmarschen, received new clappers, a new control system and some new motors. In summer 2014, the Walcker organ was extensively renovated. https://www.kirche-weddingstedt.de/unsere-kirche/st-andreas-kirche-weddingstedt/

Very beautiful especially at sunset

The Weddingstedt Wedding Mill, officially known as Aurora Mill, is a historical and cultural landmark in the municipality of Weddingstedt in the district of Dithmarschen, Schleswig-Holstein. Originally built in 1832 as a cellar windmill, the mill was rebuilt as a gallery windmill at its current location in 1878 after a fire. Since the 1980s, the Weddingstedt Mill Association has been responsible for the maintenance and restoration of the mill, which is now fully functional and regularly put into operation. The Aurora Mill is not only a technical monument, but also serves as a romantic wedding location. Couples can get married here in a unique ambience, with the mill providing a special and picturesque backdrop. The Wedding Mill is particularly popular because of its cozy and historic atmosphere, which creates a special setting for weddings and celebrations. In addition to its function as a wedding mill, the Aurora Mill is also an interesting destination for visitors who want to learn more about the history and functioning of traditional windmills. Guided tours and events around the mill offer insights into the milling trade and regional history.

The forest café “Altes Forsthaus” in Heide is an idyllic café, hidden in the Heider Kreistannen and offers a perfect mix of peace, nature and culinary enjoyment. Known for its homemade cakes and coffee specialties, the café attracts both locals and visitors. The products are prepared fresh and seasonally every day, which is reflected in the high quality of the food on offer. The café offers 40 seats indoors and many more outside, some of which are covered. This cozy atmosphere makes it an ideal place to relax after a walk in the forest. The fresh waffles with ice cream and hot cherries are particularly popular, as are the diverse cakes and tarts, such as rhubarb meringue cake, Black Forest cherry cake and the homemade Bienenstich. In addition to the café operation, the forest café is also a popular event location. Events such as musical readings, live concerts and art exhibitions are regularly organized. The café also offers rooms for private parties, weddings and corporate events and can be individually designed according to the guests' wishes.

The Aurora Mill in Weddingstedt is a historic windmill and a well-known landmark in the Dithmarschen region of Schleswig-Holstein. Originally built in 1832 as a cellar windmill, it was rebuilt as a gallery windmill at its current location after a fire in 1878. Since then, it has undergone various renovation phases, especially from the 1980s, when the Weddingstedt Mill Association took over the mill and carried out extensive restorations. The Aurora Mill is now mainly used as a wedding mill. Civil weddings can be held here in a romantic and cozy atmosphere. The wedding room is located in the mill, which has been lovingly restored for this purpose. Since 2015, the mill has also been able to grind again and is regularly put into operation to demonstrate the traditional milling craft. In addition to being used as a wedding location and cultural monument, the mill is a popular destination for tourists and cyclists who want to explore the rural surroundings. The mill is close to the Marschbahn and is therefore also easily accessible by public transport.

From here we saw a deer with a fawn.