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Attractions in Bad Bevensen
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A beautiful, multi-day bike route along the Ilmenau river in the Lüneburg Heath.
Hann. Münden – Göttingen – Duderstadt – Herzberg - Osterode – Clausthal-Zellerfeld – Goslar – Hornburg – Wolfenbüttel – Braunschweig – Gifhorn – ...
Hann. Münden – Göttingen – Duderstadt – Herzberg - Osterode – Clausthal-Zellerfeld – Goslar – Hornburg – Wolfenbüttel – Braunschweig – Gifhorn – ...
By bike following in the footsteps of Jacob pilgrims and along old trade routes from Meckenheim to the Baltic Sea.
On the way from Bad Bevensen to Uelzen, we follow the calm course of the Elbe Side Canal before passing through the picturesque area of the Großen ...
The small hike initially leads through Bad Bevensen, along the Ilmenau to the heath, along the Elbe Side Canal, back through the spa park of Bad ...
The small hike first leads through Bad Bevensen, along the Ilmenau to the heath, back along the Elbe Side Canal through the spa park of Bad ...
A Unique Natural ExperienceThis tour leads through the original Schaalsee Biosphere Reserve, from Zarrentin on the Schaalsee along and through ...
On the trail of the Cistercians from Bad Doberan via Schwerin, Lüneburg, and Celle to the former Cistercian monastery Loccum. The path of the ...
The hike leads from the Amtsheide past the spa park through the town of Bad Bevensen, along the shopping street to the Elbe-Seiten Canal.
In Uelzen, on the other hand, the architecture of the railway station, which is considered one of the most beautiful in Germany, is particularly impressive. The Hundertwasser railway station project also attracts many visitors.
Both towns offer much more, however: in Bad Bevensen, for example, you can stroll through the spa gardens or take a hike through the Lüneburg Heath. In summer, it is also worth taking a trip to Lake Ilmenau for swimming or boating.
Uelzen also has a lot to offer: Besides the train station, you should definitely take a walk through the old town and visit the town hall and various churches. For art lovers, there is also the Herzog-Ernst-Museum with changing exhibitions.
Both towns also have something to offer in terms of cuisine: In Bad Bevensen you should definitely try fish from the Elbe, while in Uelzen hearty dishes such as kale or Labskaus are typical.
If it rains, in Bad Bevensen you can visit the thermal baths or the Kursaal. In Uelzen you can visit museums.
The most beautiful time in both towns is in spring and summer, when everything is in bloom and green. Hikes through the Lüneburg Heath and a walk along the Ilmenau in Uelzen are especially recommended.
All in all, Bad Bevensen and Uelzen are two charming destinations with many sights and activities for everyone. We hope our travel guide will help you with your planning!
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