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Visit Werner Meinecke, a shepherd, and 300 moorland sheep. Shadow the shepherd and get to know his sheep and his herding dogs in the Nemitz Heath! If You wish to accompany the shepherd during his exciting work, then book in time for a guided tour at the Tourist-Information Gartow! Tourist-Information Gartow Telephone +49 5846 /…

A garden full of art! In the Damnatz Sculpture Garden, 30 different, impressive sculptures by various artists are waiting to be discovered. (Guided tours are offered in: German)

Trade your paddles for handlebars, your kayak for a bike, or take off your hiking boots and step into a canoe. Enjoy nature in the Wendland region from a different perspective and let its natural beauty enchant you.

The Stork Trail is basically a natural history route along the Elbe river. This holiday route meanders through a region with the largest stork population in Germany. To really explore the Stork Trail, it pays to take walks through meadows, fields, and forests where you can find and observe storks and their nests.

A large fire in 1808 destroyed most of the village. But it was reconstructed. Today, beautiful four-post farmhouses under the elderly trees adorn the Rundling village of Diahren. You find general information about the rundling villages at the ‘Rundlingsverein’.

The Wendlandleben agency is the first contact point for all those who (again) want to become Wendländer. They advise you individually, free of charge and accompany you on your arrival in Wendland!

100% climate protection in Lüchow-Dannenberg. The district is striving to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 95% and energy consumption by 50% by 2050. These reductions are based on a master plan created from ideas collected from residents. People work together here. This is the only way to move climate protection forward in Lüchow-Dannenberg.

In harmony with the land at the water’s edge – Wendland! Not only a delightful tour, but also musical entertainment! Experience it for yourself! (Guided tours are offered in: German, English & French on request)

Everyone’s heard of the Elbe river. But have you ever been to the marshlands of the Elbe river valley in Lower Saxony? Here you will find not only amazing biodiversity and pristine nature, but also natural recreation that is both exciting and relaxing. You can simply observe nature, take an enjoyable boat ride, or participate…

Sabine Kulau, a certified nature tour guide, shows visitors around the beautiful Wendland region and the Ark Region in the “Elbe River Landscape” Reserve and shares her knowledge about the natural ecosystem, Bronze Age burial sites, and wildlife. (Guided tours are offered in: German, English on request)