아킴 최고의 러닝 경로

베저르(Weser) 풍경의 멋진 전망을 경험하기 위해 올라갈 가치가 있습니다.

갑문 운하 다리에서 본 멋진 전망.

Hagen Grinden의 좋은 역입니다.

Beautiful landscape at the confluence of the Old Aller and Weser rivers.

From up here you can have a great view of the canal

Via Pfarrstraße, you reach St. Laurentius Church, which was probably built on a former pagan place of worship. First documented in 1257, this building is the oldest in the city. The church served as a place of refuge in times of war and fire. Originally built as a Romanesque fieldstone building (split boulders can be found on the tower and south wall), new windows were added in the late Gothic period (14th century). An extension to the east and the addition of two chapels to the north and south also date back to the Gothic period. The existing flat ceiling was replaced by a ribbed vault. The Mandelsloh and Clüver Chapels contain old gravestones as well as two marble sarcophagi belonging to an old Achim noble family. The clock in the church tower, first mentioned in writing in 1574, is now electronically controlled. Opening hours: April to October: Mon-Sun 8am-5pm, Nov to March: Mon-Sun 8am-4pm https://www.achim.de/portal/seiten/sehenswertes-902000868-20601.html

111 fruit trees are located on the approximately one-hectare orchard meadow. The project, run by the NABU Achim group, showcases traditional fruit cultivation. In 2014, the orchard meadow's members received the "Lower Saxony Environmental Award." The meadow is open to the public. Information panels provide information about the predominantly native and endangered varieties. www.nabu-verden.de/wir-über-uns/gruppe-achim/ https://www.achim.de/portal/seiten/sehenswertes-902000868-20601.html

Mausoleum: Built in 1873 according to plans by the architect Conrad Wilhelm Hase (planner of the Marienburg, Nordstemmen and the Domgymnasium Verden) in the neo-Gothic style. The building was only a mausoleum (burial site) for the v.d. Wisch and v. Heimbruch families for a few decades: later it served as a garage or lion cage, restored 1986 - 1989, today an exhibition room. Schlossparkverein Etelsen e.V.