Undeloh
A village of thatched-roof houses on the northern edge of the heath, the starting point for carriage rides and walks to Wilsede, with a 12th-century heath church.
Undeloh is the most popular holiday village on the northern side of the Lüneburg Heath. It preserves thatched-roof farmhouses and the 12th-century St. Magdalene Heath Church, which has a freestanding wooden bell tower. The village also has a visitor centre and several farm cafés, where you can try heather honey cake and buckwheat cake. It is the main gateway to the car-free villages of Wilsede and Totengrund. A large car park at the village entrance serves as the queue point for horse-drawn carriages, which make the round trip in about 2 to 3 hours. You can also rent a bicycle or walk about 5 km along the marked trails.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Wilsede & Totengrund
- Wilseder Berg
- Wildpark Lüneburger Heide
- Snow Dome Bispingen
- Pietzmoor
- Höpen Heath Garden, Schneverdingen
- Heide Park Resort
- Designer Outlet Soltau