베르덴(알러) 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

존 레논은 1966년 9월 반전 영화 "내가 어떻게 전쟁에서 이겼는가" 촬영을 위해 페르덴을 방문했습니다. 이 방문을 기념하기 위해 이 기념물이 세워졌습니다.

페르덴 안 데어 알러에 있는 아름다운 목골 가옥.

The old town of Verden is worth seeing.

The foundation stone was laid in 1934 by the Nazi Reich leadership, who intended to establish a national assembly and memorial site here. The historical background to this was the legend that 4,500 Saxons were killed by the Frankish King Charles (who later called himself Charlemagne). Since there are no reliable records, legends surround the so-called "Verden Blood Court." The buildings and grounds at that time were used for training courses for the SS and the Hitler Youth, and later housed refugees. Since 1950, the site has been used by the Protestant Youth. It offers space for up to 126 guests, who can be accommodated in four guest houses and two apartments. Information panels are available that provide detailed information about the site's history and present. Further information, for example, can be found at: https://ejh-sachsenhain.de/index.html

Enjoying the old town is definitely worth it. Beautiful old half-timbered houses and more.

Enjoy the river, riverside trees and meadows.

Very old city wall in Verden.

Most people will probably end up in Verden because they are on the Weser cycle path. Once you have treated yourself to an ice cream in the pedestrian zone, you should definitely leave the Weser behind for a while and pay a visit to a relic from the Ice Age: https://www.komoot.com/de-de/discover/%C3%B6stliche_Verdener_D%C3%BCnen,_Verden_(Aller)/@52.9362826,9.2580629/tours?sport=touringbicycle&map=true&toursThroughHighlight=783840&pageNumber=1 The Verden Dunes. A visit that is definitely worth it, even if you are not a true crime fan (https://www.weser-kurier.de/landkreis-verden/als-der-maskenmann-nach-verden-kam-doc7e3ze2w9vptvilpjkuh)