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The Hanseatic city of Stendal is the first stop on our summer trip through the Altmark in Saxony-Anhalt. Stendal is one of the Hanseatic cities of the Altmark. Brick buildings are reminiscent of the time of the Hanseatic League, which helped the city to prosper.
Many years ago, my grandmother showed me how to make butter in a butter churn. As a child, I would often sit in her kitchen and watch her make butter. That was a long time ago though. I would like to make my own butter again like I used to. We were allowed to see how it works in the Laufmuseum in Klietz.
Where can you go hiking in Germany? Hiking is fun in the regions presented here. They are off the tourist routes. Here you can enjoy hikes with views of beautiful landscapes and take a break in country restaurants or at a picnic on orchards.
Where to go in Tangermünde Tangermünde's sights include a castle hotel, a historic hotel with regional cuisine and brick Gothic, which extends from the town hall to the city gates. There is definitely a lot to discover.
Who is TravelWorldOnline? Anyone who does not travel to a country as a tourist calls themselves a traveler - even if they are, of course, such. A traveler is interested in the country and its people and would like to get to know and understand them. “Slow Travel” means choosing a specific region and exploring it in detail along with its regional[…]
There are many beautiful cities in Holland. The Hanseatic cities in Holland are one of them. We visit five of them on this trip. Harderwijk, Elburg, Hasselt, Kampen and Deventer are today inland. However, they have lost none of their maritime charm. Discover the Hanseatic cities with this tour suggestion.
The Hanseatic City of Harderwijk is one of the Hanseatic cities in Holland. It describes itself as a “culinary Hanseatic city”. But the city has even more to offer. You can find tips in this article.
Stendal Tangermünde and Tangerhütte are on the program of our three-day trip through the Altmark in Saxony-Anhalt. There is something calming about this silence. Something to slow you down. She accompanies us on our entire journey through the Altmark.
Enjoyment of art and a lot of history awaited us on the Romanesque Road in Saxony-Anhalt. There are six churches from the Romanesque period between Havelberg and Jerichow Monastery. That makes a trip to the Elb-Havel-Winkel a tour for art lovers.
The Hanseatic city of Hasselt in the Netherlands is one of the five Hanseatic cities that we visit on our tour through the Hanseatic region. I was particularly excited about her. After all, it was the birthplace of Kilian van Rensselaer.
