Edemises is located in southern Lower Saxony between Harz and Solling in Leine Valley. The town is an agricultural town and is located on the Rebbe. Edemises has approx. 451 residents (as of 02.01.2024).
1135 Edemissen was first mentioned in a document of the Fredelsloh Monastery it was already mentioned.
Arts and Culture
The playground in Edemissen is located on Edemisser Dorfstraße, in the town center, next to the village community center.
1135 Edemissen was first mentioned in a document of the Fredelsloh Monastery it was already mentioned.
Arts and Culture
- The place has one of the three oldest bells in Germany, die "Theopilus Bell". It was acquired by the Fredelsloh Monastery and was initially located in the old chapel on the former monastery and later aristocratic estate within the village, which was demolished in 1781. Today, the bell is located in the ridge turret of the cemetery chapel. The bell dates back to 12. century and bears the inscription: IN HONOR(eE) S(an)C(t)E TRInITATIS ET I. Translated: IN HONOR OF THE HOLY TRINITY and ...).
- The horse on the coat of arms of Edemissen refers to the Horse breeding In Edemissen there used to be Celle Stallions and even today there is a Riding club resident. The ears of corn symbolize the good Loess-clay soil the region where particularly heavy Grain crop grows.
The playground in Edemissen is located on Edemisser Dorfstraße, in the town center, next to the village community center.
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opening hours
Freely accessible.
fitness
for any weather
for groups
for individual guests
Pets Allowed
suitable for seniors
for children (any age)
Suitable for prams
linguistic proficiency
German
Other equipment/furnishings
Children's playground (outdoor)
Possible ways to pay
for free
Accessibility
Travel for everyone
The paths in Edemissen are barrier-free and predominantly with Wheelchair and walker accessible.
Access to the village community center is barrier-free.
Access to the village community center is barrier-free.
Arrival & Parking
The village of Edemissen can be reached via district road 508. On the way to Edemissen, you pass the Reinsertum and the village of Odagsen.
By car you can reach Edemissen from Einbeck after about 8 km and about 12 minutes.
If you cycle along the Reinserturmweg and K 508, the journey takes approximately 6,5 minutes for the 21 km.
By car you can reach Edemissen from Einbeck after about 8 km and about 12 minutes.
If you cycle along the Reinserturmweg and K 508, the journey takes approximately 6,5 minutes for the 21 km.
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