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Mangalitza pigs, also known as Mangalica, are an old Hungarian breed of pig dating back to the 19th century. Their densely curled, almost woolly coat is striking, giving them a more sheep-like appearance than that of typical domestic pigs. These animals are robust, well-adapted to free-range farming, and slow-growing. Their meat is highly marbled and very fatty, which gives it an intense flavor. Therefore, Mangalitza pigs are primarily valued for high-quality products such as ham, bacon, and salami, rather than lean cuts. After nearly disappearing at one point, the breed is now being selectively bred again – as a conscious alternative to industrial pig farming.

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Here's a small, full-time parking area, the Eiger parking lot at Pohlsee. Parking lots aren't usually a highlight, but they're certainly rare here in the Westensee Nature Park.

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If you follow the track plate path between Gut Manhagen & Pohlsee, you will pass this small bay with a small bench that invites you to linger and take a break with a beautiful view of the Pohlsee.

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It couldn't be more idyllic

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Rustic Wooden Cabins & Romantic Tent • Stay overnight in the heart of the park, right next to the meadows – simple cabins with mattresses and sheets, but no heating or electricity. A shared kitchen, toilet, and showers are approximately 300 meters away. • Ideal for nature-based camping: bring your own sleeping bags, flashlights, and sleeping gear. Minimum stay: 2 nights. Entry prices for adults: approximately €27.50. Children from approximately €16.50 per night (depending on age, starting from 18 months). • The Romantic Tent is specially designed for 2 adults, without electricity or heating. Price: approximately €120 per night for a minimum stay of 2 nights, including admission.

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Here you can spend the night, have a campfire in the evening, and enjoy the park after the gates are closed to day visitors. You can also use the nearby restrooms and kitchen. 👍🏻

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The United Kingdom has the most oaks of this size, with a total of ten, followed by Germany with five, and Denmark and Sweden with three each. The thickest oak in Europe is the Kvilleken in Sweden, with a circumference of 14.75 meters. Some European countries do not have oaks of this size. For example, the thickest oak in Lithuania has a circumference of 9.35 meters, in Romania 9.30 meters, in Switzerland 8.90 meters, in Estonia 8.25 meters, in the Netherlands 7.97 meters, and in Austria 7.25 meters. The age of the Kongeegen in Denmark, the oldest oak in Europe, is estimated at between 1400 and 2000 years.[2][3] Additionally listed are three oaks that are just below the limit, but are interesting for the reasons described.

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Hasensee is a lake in the Rendsburg-Eckernförde district in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein. It is located east of the municipality of Emkendorf and covers approximately 5 hectares. The lake is integrated into the park of Emkendorf Estate.

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