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The Göhrde is a unique natural area. The largest contiguous mixed forest area in northern Germany, the Göhrde includes many designated and protected natural monuments. The nature trail illustrates the specific features of the landscape and history, giving you a very unique perspective.

Don’t feel like hiking or bicycling through the Wendland region? Then take a multiple day trail riding trip on horseback to discover the most beautiful parts of Wendland. Let the Wendland experts guide you. You can bring your own horse or rent one. It’s all possible in Wendland.

Back to the roots. To be innovative, you have to question what you already know. So go back to where things started! Head back to the 19th century to see it in a new way! How did your great-great-grandparents live? What is a Rundling village? You’ll learn all this and more on your trip to…

The Rundling village of Güstritz consists mainly of four-post Low Saxon farmhouses. You’ll be amazed! You find general information about the rundling villages at the ‘Rundlingsverein’.

Since 1930, the city’s 1000 year history has been presented in the Lüchow bailiff’s tower — a remnant of the former Lüchow castle. The higher you climb, the more you learn about the city’s Slavic origins, the medieval period, and the devastating fire of 1811. The building, steeped in history, explains the history of Lüchow!

A community that’s larger than a village, but isn’t quite a city. It has the right to hold a market, but no town charter. Farmers and craftspeople lived in such communities. One of the most significant points of contact was the annual market in the community of Clenze. Here visitors found beer, oxen, and brides.…

I came to Wendland in 1978 and just stayed here. I like the creativity, tolerance, and independent spirit of the people here. Sometimes they irritate me, but then again I could just hug them for their pig-headedness. I enjoy the privilege of doing my thing in peace and serenity. If you can stand to slow…

Full of cultural history! The entire Rundling village of Jabel is a protected historical monument and currently has 60 residents. You find general information about the rundling villages at the ‘Rundlingsverein’.

The special thing about Jameln is the ring road around the village square. Here you will find well-kept Low Saxon farmhouses and the 100Taler house of 1681 where the price of the house was carved into a beam. You find general information about the rundling villages at the ‘Rundlingsverein’.

Brilliant people surrounded by brilliant architecture. Sounds interesting! And that could be the description of your next conference. If that isn’t something!