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Good to use to avoid the not exactly bike-friendly route through Trittau. Wonderfully shady in summer. Beautifully colorful in autumn.

Sandesneben is a municipality with almost 1900 inhabitants (2023). The settlement is of Slavic origin and was first mentioned in the 13th century as Zanzegnewe. Since then, Sandesneben has had the now impressive St. Mary's Church.

Imposing and can be seen from afar.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Mary in Sandesneben was built between 1278 and 1314 between the two circular villages that made up the village called Zanzegnewe, first mentioned in 1230. The church and altar were consecrated on June 24, 1314, St. John's Day, by the Ratzeburg bishop Markward von Jesowe. This is documented by a document from the same year that was walled into the altar and found in 1636. Unfortunately, only a copy of this document exists today. The church stands in the village a good twelve meters higher on a small, steep hill that is often considered to be a former castle hill. The nave originally consisted of three stone vaults, but these collapsed in 1640 and were replaced by a wooden ceiling, which can still be seen in the area of the chancel today. Remains of the vaults can be found in the chancel and in the nave. The porch at the entrance was added during a renovation from 1963 to 1965. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marienkirche_(Sandesneben)

Via Verde through nature! Well done, far too rare, we have enough disused railway lines! Very nice section of this route! It's worth it!

From here you cycle to Bad Oldesloe. A beautiful route through nature.

A very beautiful patch of earth