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A very beautiful and quiet cemetery

a perfect break spot on a well-kept, park-like meadow

Lost place in modern German. Very interesting with the old photos from @JR56

Check the opening hours, but if you manage to do that, you'll be rewarded with a spritzer. A highly recommended option, especially on hot days.

The war memorial in Lütau is located in a small, well-kept complex on a low wall with two plaques with the names of the 25 and 36 war dead from both world wars. In between there is a third plaque with a steel helmet and torch in relief and the inscription: Don't forget our dead http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2022/luetau_krs-hzgt-lauenburg_wk1_wk2_sh.html

This old cemetery in Gülzow has been around since 1912. It is located a little outside of the city and is therefore very quiet. Here you can be alone with your thoughts and find peace. In front of the entrance by the cemetery wall there is a bench where you can take a rest.

For centuries, the Gülzow estate was owned by important noble families, including the Schacks, Bodecks and Kielmanseggs. In the 17th and 18th centuries, wine was even grown there, which was unusual for the region. Since 1930, the estate has belonged to the Hamburg merchant family Fischer.

Gülzow is a municipality in the district of the Duchy of Lauenburg in Schleswig-Holstein, originally part of the territory of the Duchy of Saxe-Lauenburg. Eight kilometers away are the town of Geesthacht to the west, Lauenburg/Elbe to the south and Schwarzenbek to the north. The village of Gülzow in the area of the Sadelbande is first mentioned in the Ratzeburg tithe register from 1230 (Gvltsowe). It belongs to a group of Slavic-named places, Kollow, Börse, Krukow, Thömen and Krüzen, which lie outside the old settlement area of the Abodrites and whose districts belong to the areas opened up by the Saxon expansion in the 10th century at the latest. In the 11th century, this area, located on the forest belt and originally forming the border between Saxons and Slavs, was occupied by Polabians, who successfully maintained their settlements until the beginning of the colonization period. The place name Gülzow (Old Polabian *Golišov) is a formation from a personal name and means "settlement of the Golisch". Coat of arms blazon: "In gold with a black border a blue heraldic lily, accompanied on the right and left top by an inverted red triangle (spike)." The lily refers to the noble Schack family. The two red triangles to the noble Kielmansegg family https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%BClzow_(Lauenburg)