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The Lüneburg Heath is a large, geographically mostly flat, undulating heath, geest and forest landscape in the north-east of Lower Saxony in the catchment areas of the cities of Hamburg, Bremen and Hanover. It is named after the city of Lüneburg and includes the main part of the former Principality of Lüneburg.

At 850,000 m², the Heide Park Resort in Soltau is the second largest German leisure and theme park. The park is part of the British Merlin Entertainments Group, which includes various leisure facilities such as Alton Towers, Gardaland, Legoland, Sea Life and the wax museum Madame Tussauds.

If you want to experience the animal world not only from above, but also up close, you can continue directly from Heide Himmel to the adjacent wildlife park. 1,200 animals from 140 species have their home in the Lüneburg Heath Wildlife Park. More than 60 hectares invite you to take long walks through the fascinating animal world. But that's not all. There is a lot to discover for young and old: tiger lectures, otter feedings, adventure playgrounds and much more. Here, the day flies by!

There is no description of what you will find in Iserhatsche: a work of art, an apartment, a museum, a temple - it's crazy. Iserhatsche in Bispingen is a very special kind of hunting lodge. Not a heath park, not a bird park, not a Serengeti park. Iserhatsche is a mixture of vision and madness, created by Uwe Schulz Ebschbach. His business card says his job title is “master painter/visionary.”

"De Lütte" is Northern German dialect for "The small" and refers to a super small brewery in 21272 Egestorf, 50km south of Hamburg. WORLD WIDE ONLY BREWERY @ AUTOHOF!