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Süpplingenburg is located in Lower Saxony, Germany. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Süpplingenburg can then continue searching for accommodation. St. John’s Church is a three-aisled sandstone-pillar basilica with a transept and preserved crypt remains dating from the late 12th century. Süpplingenburg Castle was built at a crossroads of historic routes in the Schunter lowlands.
St. John’s Church was initially built between 1130 and 1135 by Emperor Lothair as a basilica with a flat roof. Extensive renovation took place from 1966 to 1975. Since 1993, the church has been part of the “Routes into the Romanesque” tourism program.
The Schunter flows through Süpplingenburg and forms a scenic floodplain. The Elm offers extensive walks and hikes all year round; guided hikes are also possible during the holiday months.
The Elm-Lappwald Nature Park covers an area of approximately 470 square kilometers and includes forests, springs, ponds, heathlands, and salt meadows. The protected areas of the nature park provide a habitat for numerous endangered species. A special seasonal attraction is the rhododendron planting around Sand Pond in Süpplingenburg, which is in bloom in May and June.
In the wider Nord Elm area, there are rail and bus connections in the direction of Helmstedt–Magdeburg and Königslutter–Braunschweig. Warberg Castle is located nearby; it dates back to 1202 and serves as a training and events venue.
Süpplingenburg is approximately 60 km as the crow flies from Magdeburg and 95 km from Hanover.
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