- 3:19 h
- 49.23 km
- 48 m
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- Start: Rundlingsmuseum Wendland, Lübeln 2, 29482 Lübeln
- Destination: Rundlingsmuseum Wendland, Lübeln 2, 29482 Lübeln
The Wendland-Tour takes you past round villages with mysteriously sounding names like Waddeweitz, Satemin, or Kukate. They recall the Slavic origins of the Rundling villages. The Slavs, also called Wends in northern Germany, once settled the land between Elbe and Drawehn and spoke their own language, Drawänopolabian. At the Rundlingsmuseum in Lübeln, the history of the Rundlinge and the life and work of the people over the past centuries come alive and are experienceable again. Today, it is the Wendlanders who shape and make their round villages and towns loveable. The small half-timbered town of Lüchow, through which the family-friendly Wendland-Tour leads you, offers a harmonious backdrop that invites you to linger. Numerous artists, craftsmen, and musicians have also discovered the Wendland for themselves and enrich the life of this varied natural and cultural landscape with their cultural diversity. A visit to the open studios is worthwhile!
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Starting from Lübeln, you head to Küsten and continue north, passing the Rundlinge Beutow and Karmitz to Saggrian. From here you continue to Marlin and Zebelin. There you turn right, and immediately left again, passing Kukate to Waddeweitz. The path now turns left, next you reach Bischof, Schlanze, and Diahren. You follow the path further south and over the Plüggener Mühlenbach. Passing Granstedt and Bussau, you ride over the Köhlener Mühlenbach, then turn left until you reach Plüggen. You pass through the village and continue over Schwiepke and Jabel to Satemin. Passing the cemetery and a brickyard, it goes to Güstritz. Before the village, the path turns left to Klennow and over the Jeetzel. After the bridge, you turn left again to the next bridge, which takes you into the village of Jeetzel. Then continue to Lüchow. At the village entrance, turn left and follow Dannenberger Straße back to Lübeln.
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From Hamburg via the A1 (signposted towards Bremen), A39 (signposted towards Lüneburg) and B216 to Metzingen. Then follow the K8 to Lübeln.
From Berlin via the A10 (signposted towards Hamburg) and continuing on the A24 (also towards Hamburg) and A14 to Ludwigslust. From there, follow the B191 to Dannenberg and take the K29, K1, and B439 to Lübeln.
Just before the village entrance in 29482 Lübeln, there is a large parking lot on the right side.
Coordinates:
Geographical: 52.977492, 11.096326
UTM: 32U 640749 5871822
The Lüchow train station is easily accessible by train from everywhere. From Lüchow, take bus 8020 (direction Rosche Ortsmitte) to Lübeln. Get off at: Lübeln Ost or Lübeln West.
At certain times, these buses operate as RUF buses. You can reach the RUF buses by phone at +49 5841 977 377.
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Steffen Gebbeken
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