Eldingen is located on the southern edge of the Lüneburg Heath in Lower Saxony, Germany. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Eldingen can then continue searching for accommodation.
At the edge of the Postmoor, a viewing tower offers expansive views over the moorland. The Postmoor has been rewetted since 1984 and is gradually forming a new moor habitat. Cranes and other rare bird species are associated with the Postmoor. The W21 hiking route “Cows in Half-Mourning” includes a detour to the viewing tower at the Postmoor.
The Lutter cycle path offers northern and southern circular tours along the Lutter on the eastern edge of the Südheide Nature Park. Both sections begin at the hikers’ car park in Bargfeld, next to a pond with a rest area and shelter.
The church in Eldingen is a Romanesque fieldstone hall church from the 12th century; a polygonal choir was added in the 14th century. Its furnishings include a Gothic carved altar dating from around 1425. The church also has a Romanesque sandstone baptismal font, probably dating from the 13th century, as well as a free-standing half-timbered bell tower with a pyramid roof.
Bargfeld belongs to the municipality of Eldingen. There, Arno Schmidt’s house and changing exhibitions about his life and work can be visited by prior appointment.
Eldingen Castle is located near the town of Celle. The CeBus line 460 from Lachendorf or Eldingen has a stop in Bargfeld.
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