Nahrendorf: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

St. Lamberti Church in Nahrendorf was first documented in 1271 in the records of Michaeliskloster. The former church building was demolished in 1771 and replaced by a half-timbered church, which was consecrated on February 13, 1774. The church has had its present appearance since a renovation in 1988; the tower was renovated in 1999. A remarkable feature of the interior is a Baroque baptismal angel. From April to October, St. Lamberti Church is reliably open.

Nature

The municipality of Nahrendorf includes municipal land in the Elbhöhen-Wendland Nature Park. In the wider regional surroundings of Nahrendorf lies the Göhrde, a mixed-forest area of around 60 square kilometers in a forested and hilly landscape.

Cycling Route

The Biosphere Crossing is a cycling route through the Elbe glacial valley and reaches Nahrendorf toward the end of the tour. The Biosphere Crossing also includes attractions related to nature and wildlife. In Nahrendorf, visitors can visit the Museum Farm; the route also passes museums and attractions related to the history of the border.

History

Today, Göhrde railway station serves as an education center for children, young people, and adults and can be reached via regional train RB32, which runs between Lüneburg and Dannenberg Ost. The Imperial Railway Station at Göhrde railway station is a remarkable building that was inaugurated in November 1874 for the emperor's first arrival.

Other places: Wendisch Evern, Embsen, Soderstorf, Boitze, Bardowick, Amt Neuhaus, Heiligenthal, Artlenburg

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