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Fairy Tale Road |
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Lüneburger Heath – Sitting between the Elbe and
Aller rivers, the Wilseder Berg Nature Park is the oldest nature
reserve in Germany; protected wetlands. You'll find purple heather and juniper
bushes along the way if you take a ride in a horse drawn carriage. |
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 Vogelpark
Walsrode (Walsrode) – Calling itself the largest bird zoo in
the world, you'll find birds and plants from every continent here: storks,
penguins, owls, flamingoes, cranes, parrots... With lots of walk-through
aviaries, open air exhibits, and a bird cage museum you'd think
that would be enough (after all, they suggest scheduling 4 hours to take
it in) – but there's also an "Adventure Playground" with
separate sections for over and under 10 year olds, including sailing in
wooden boats in Congo Land, inflatable trampolines, a ball pool...whew! |
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Wildpark
Luneburger Heide (Nindorf-Hanstedt) – This reserve concentrates
on the wild animals of northern Europe, with over 100 species including
fox, deer, bear,and birds of prey. |
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Otterzentrum
Hankensbüttel (Hankensbüttel) – 80,000 square meters of streams,
ponds, fields and meadows which serves as a wild animal refuge for otters,
badgers and martens. A nice place for a picnic... |
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HeidePark (Soltau) – With over 40 attractions open from April 1 - November 1, this
theme park makes a nice break in all the "high culture" the kids
may be overloading on.... Everybody from little ones to adults will love
the variety, from the "white water" ride, miniature village, puppet
show, trained seals, to The Big Loop roller coaster – you get the idea:
something for everybody, including special concerts. |
