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I have been a Wendland resident with a passion for 25 years and I want to bring Nature back into gardens.

During my studies in Lüneburg I already discovered the beautiful Wendland with its diverse people, its special history and its free spirit. To return here now – over twenty years later and hopefully for good this time – is to a creative person like myself as if I was coming home . In return, I…

Red vehicles with blue lights and loud sirens? Have these always been around? Find out in the Fire Brigade Museum in Neu Tramm, one of the most extensive fire brigade museums in all of Germany. Fire buckets, hand pumps and hoses, old fire department vehicles, turntable ladders, uniforms, documents, other equipment and devices, and much…

The “Fire, Heath — New Life” exhibit at the House in the Nemitz Heath clearly illustrates how the landscape, with its characteristic dunes, was formed thousands of years ago during the Ice Age and, remarkably, how the Nemitz Heath was a result of a catastrophic forest fire in 1975.

What was shopping like back in great-grandma’s day? In this museum in Wustrow, two “colonial general stores” were reconstructed down to the last detail to bring the goods of yesteryear back to life. In addition, varying exhibits presenting Wendland history can be seen in this typical, former residence of a linen manufacturer. These exhibits address…

You can bike 1,300 kilometers with the Elbe river as your companion. And the best part is that the trail goes through the Wendland region. You don’t have to think about it long — get on your bike and go. There are cyclist-friendly inns and taverns along the way. You can even find accommodations in…

There’s no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow — instead, you’ll find this cozy holiday farm in a typical Rundling village. The setting alone is worth a fortune in gold.