Haltern cycle paths

Cabbage is so versatile and one of the few crops that we harvest from our fields all year round in various forms. But which variety is planted and harvested when? How do Brussels sprouts actually grow? How do you harvest kale? So many questions – and we’d love to answer them for you on our tour. We’ll take you on an exciting journey through the world of cabbage. Before we set off on the cabbage tour by bike (a car journey is also an option), we invite you to a small welcome reception at our farm at 2.30 pm. Afterwards, we’ll head out to our cabbage fields. The tour ends at Hof Hagedorn with a laid table. The theme is, of course, ‘cabbage’. If you’re curious and would like to take part, please register yourself or a small group using the Hof Hagedorn contact form!

Get to know and identify medicinal plants and edible wild herbs along the way and learn interesting facts about how to use them at home for your well-being, health or enjoyment.

Different herbs and medicinal plants sprout throughout the year - different parts of the plant such as buds, leaves, flowers, seeds or roots are collected at different times of the year.

Being able to clearly recognise the plants on a hike all year round is an exciting experience for all ages.

What you can expect:

Herbs: recognising, identifying, smelling, tasting and feeling edible wild plants and medicinal herbs.

Inspiring hike: we discover well-known and new plants along the way and learn about their wonderful properties. You will be amazed and perceive nature with different eyes afterwards.

Sharing: I experience time and again that participants are deeply touched by the plants and are happy to share their joy with others (shared joy is double the joy).

Registration deadline: Sun.: 20.09.2026

Meeting point: You will receive an info mail with the exact meeting point a few days before the event.

Due to Faith Week, the FeierAbend in September will take place a week later.

A FeierAbend in a unique atmosphere with a variety of activities and stalls, inviting you to linger and wind down after the working day. This small but delightful event is accompanied by music and the wonderful atmosphere that Haltern am See’s historic town centre has to offer. It’s simply a treat and has already been described by some visitors as a mini local festival!

Cabbage is so versatile and one of the few products that we harvest in different varieties from our fields all year round.

But which variety is planted and harvested when? How do Brussels sprouts actually grow? How do you harvest kale? Questions upon questions to which we would like to give you answers on our tour. We will take you on the exciting journey of cabbage.

Before we start the cabbage tour by bike (a trip by car is also possible), we invite you to a small reception on our farm at 2.30 pm. Afterwards we will head out to our cabbage fields.

The tour will end at the Hagedorn farm with a delicious meal.

The theme is of course "cabbage".

If you are curious and would like to take part, please register yourself or a small group using the Hof Hagedorn contact form!

Organiser: Hof Hagedorn

As part of the European Classical Music Festival, pianist Volker Zwetzschke is once again performing at Sythen Castle.

Programme

Beethoven – Sonata Op. 13 ‘Pathétique’

Schumann – Papillons, Op. 2

Schubert/Liszt – Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel, The Erl-King

Liszt – The Cell in Nonnenwerth

Scriabin – Étude Op. 2/1, Prélude and Nocturne for the Left Hand Op. 9, Sonata No. 5 Op. 53+

Plants and plant parts that we mainly harvest in October. Get to know medicinal plants and edible wild herbs along the way, identify them and learn interesting facts about how to use them at home for your well-being, health or enjoyment.

Different herbs and medicinal plants sprout throughout the year - different parts of the plant such as buds, leaves, flowers, seeds or roots are collected at different times of the year.

Being able to clearly recognise the plants on a hike all year round is an exciting experience for all ages.

What you can expect:

Herbs: recognising, identifying, smelling, tasting and feeling edible wild plants and medicinal herbs.

Inspiring hike: we discover well-known and new plants along the way and learn about their wonderful properties. You will be amazed and perceive nature with different eyes afterwards.

Sharing: I experience time and again that participants are deeply touched by the plants and are happy to share their joy with others (shared joy is double the joy).

Registration deadline: Sun.: 11.10.2026

Meeting point: You will receive an info mail with the exact meeting point a few days before the event.

Fabulous mushrooms Together we discover the fascinating realm of mushrooms. On a hike with mushroom coach and mushroom consultant Andrea Hans, we will marvel at the variety of shapes and colours and discover how different species differ and how to recognise them. We will immerse ourselves in the forest ecosystem and find out what role mushrooms play in this system. What should you bear in mind when looking for mushrooms and what about their toxicity? In this environmental education event for beginners, we explore the way of life of mushrooms. This is not a collecting event.

Registration deadline: Fri 09.10.2026

Speaker: Andrea Hans

Contact: a.hans@hohemarkerleben.de / Tel.: 02363 / 734177

Meeting point: You will receive an info mail with the exact meeting point a few days before the event.

Explore Haltern’s old town after dark and experience the interplay of light and shadow in this historic setting. Stroll through the evening alleyways alongside the night watchman, discovering things both beautiful and eerie. In the past, the night watchman held an important position, and his duties went beyond simply lighting the street lamps. Amusing anecdotes, the history and stories of our town, as well as the nocturnal atmosphere, characterise this themed city tour.

Explore Haltern’s old town late at night and experience the interplay of light and shadow in this historic setting. Stroll through the evening alleyways alongside the night watchman, discovering both beautiful and eerie sights along the way. In the past, the night watchman held an important position, and his duties went beyond simply lighting the street lamps. Amusing anecdotes, the history and stories of our town, as well as the nocturnal atmosphere, characterise this themed city tour.

Explore Haltern’s old town late at night and experience the interplay of light and shadow in this historic setting. Stroll through the evening alleys alongside the night watchman, discovering both beautiful and eerie sights along the way. In the past, the night watchman held an important position, and his duties were not limited to lighting the street lamps. Amusing anecdotes, the history and stories of our town, as well as the nocturnal atmosphere, characterise this themed city tour.