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Danny aus SHG
March 11, 2017
Hiking
The Schaumburg Landwehr, also called Schaumburger Landknick, was a Landwehr built in the late Middle Ages. It ran on the northern edge of the county Schaumburg and crossed the Schaumburg forest, where it has been preserved on about 25 kilometers. Because of their extensive preservation, the remaining ditches and ramparts of the Landwehr are an important archaeological monument in the district of Schaumburg.
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Sven
February 16, 2020
Hiking
The Schaumburg Landwehr, also known as the Schaumburger Landknick, was a Landwehr built in the late Middle Ages. It ran on the northern edge of the county of Schaumburg and crossed the Schaumburg forest, where it has survived for about 25 kilometers. Because of their extensive conservation, the still existing moats and ramparts of the Landwehr are an important archaeological monument in the district of Schaumburg.
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David aus Schaumburg
April 9, 2017
Hiking
The Wilhelmsturm should be visited in any case. There is also a small snack here.
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