ZEIT authors and celebrities such as Florian David Fitz, Tom Wlaschiha, Katharina Hagena and Dirk von Lowtzow reveal where they like to go on foot in this country.
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Stefanie Flamm,
Dr. Stefan Schmitt,
Henning Sußebach,
Victoria Morasch,
Daniel Schreiber,
Sven Behrisch,
Steffen Kopetzky,
Ulf Lippitz,
Dirk von Lowtzow,
Laura Hertreiter,
Robert Pausch,
Peter Dausend,
Friederike Oertel,
Hannah Widera,
Christine Lemke-Matwey,
Merten Worthmann,
Hella Kemper,
Volker Weidermann,
Florian David Fitz,
Dennis Gastmann,
Iris Radish et al.
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Article summary
The Hünenweg in Saarland is an unconventional hiking trail that goes off the beaten track. With its megalithic graves, moors, rivers and Celtic fortresses, it offers a unique landscape experience. The route leads from Osnabrück to Groningen in the Netherlands and is characterized by places steeped in history and unexpected highlights. Away from the typical hiking trails, the Hünenweg offers an authentic and varied experience for hikers who are looking for something special. With its variety of landscapes and cultural sights, the Hünenweg is an insider tip for hikers who like to discover new things.
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