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Welterbe Haithabu und Danewerk and OSTSEEfjordSCHLEI planned a hike
6 days ago
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Welterbe Haithabu und Danewerk planned a hike
6 days ago
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6 days ago
This relaxed tour leads you along the nature trail by the Dannewerksee lake and impressively combines nature experience with the fascinating history of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Haithabu and Danewerk.
The nature trail runs along significant sections of the historical ramparts and makes the landscape
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Welterbe Haithabu und Danewerk and OSTSEEfjordSCHLEI planned a bike ride
6 days ago
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August 12, 2021
The Vikings shaped the history of Northern Europe for around 200 years. The Ostseefjord Schlei was one of the most important lifelines of this time. This beautiful, about 55 kilometers long bike tour leads you in the footsteps of the Vikings, through an enchanting natural landscape, past idyllic villages
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Welterbe Haithabu und Danewerk and OSTSEEfjordSCHLEI planned a bike ride
August 6, 2021
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August 12, 2021
This highly interesting circular tour has a lot to offer, as a full package of Viking history awaits to be discovered by you. The mighty border wall Danewerk, the Viking settlement Haithabu, and the landing sites for both North Sea and Baltic Sea ships are very impressive and worthwhile historical testimonies
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Welterbe Haithabu und Danewerk and OSTSEEfjordSCHLEI planned a hike
August 6, 2021
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August 12, 2021
The starting point of this beautiful hike is the Viking Museum Haithabu near Schleswig. To immerse yourself in the past with the Vikings, a visit to the exhibition building is highly recommended. Here you can take your time to be impressed by the archaeological finds, the reconstructions, and the excellent
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Welterbe Haithabu und Danewerk and OSTSEEfjordSCHLEI planned a hike
August 6, 2021
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August 12, 2021
The ramparts, walls, ditches, and impassable marshlands of the Danewerk already blocked the Jutland peninsula at its narrowest point in the 5th and 6th centuries. The people in charge here thus marked and controlled the southern border of their territory, as anyone wanting to enter or leave the country
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August 12, 2021
The first border wall, Danewerk, dating from the 5th and 6th centuries, was used in the following centuries by Danish kings of the Viking Age and High Middle Ages as a defensive fortification and was repeatedly expanded. On this approximately three-kilometer-long walk, you can experience the impressive
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