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The moorland sheep and Lueneburg Heath The moorland sheep is an old breed of sheep that purportedly stems from the mouflons that are at home in Sardinia and Corsica. The breed is divided into six subspecies. The “German Grey Heath” sheep has long since been at home on the dry heath areas. It would …

As the days get shorter and shorter, winter returns to the Lüneburg Heath. Light and silence take over and a unique scenic charm unfolds. For the Heidjer, the most beautiful season begins. We have summarised for you what distinguishes it and makes it so special.

Rare predators, adventure, idyll and relaxation. The unique nature experience centre in the heart of the Heidmark (southern Lüneburg Heath) has a lot to offer. The OTTER CENTRE cannot be compared with any other zoo!

Beekeepers and their bees have been existing in the Luneburg Heath since the Middle Ages. The harvest of the regional speciality, the heathland honey, is very complex and temporarely limited to the 6-8 weeks of the heath blossom . At that time the beekeeper must arrange a stand for his bee hives i…

Did you think you knew everything about Lüneburg Heath? All the heathland, all the romantic towns? Then pay attention! We have put together for you the curious sights of Lüneburg Heath.

The Lüneburg Heath offers a wonderful cultural landscape with extensive heath areas, which there is nowhere else. In the Nordheide the heath areas extend from Hamburg-Fischbek to Undeloh and Döhle. Due to their height differences (Brunsberg 129 m) they are very varied and offer unique views and …

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What distinguishes our quality coachmen on Lueneburg Heath? A ride on a horse-drawn carriage across Lueneburg Heath is a very special experience. Hardly any other region offers such a diverse range of carriage rides. Enjoy a leisurely ride through Lueneburg Heath nature reserve and Suedheide nature…