AllerHoheit from Gifhorn to Fallersleben

Gifhorn - Dannenbüttel - Barnbruch - Fallersleben - Sülfeld - Ilkerbruch - Tankumsee - Isenbüttel - Gifhorn
Duchess Clara (1521 to 1576) had resided with her husband Franz in Gifhorn Castle and moved to Fallersleben for her widow's seat after his death. Clara was appreciated as a charitable mother of the country for her social commitment and was already a champion of equality at that time. Information boards with the silhouette of Duchess Clara between Gifhorn and Wolfsburg explore the question of who this woman, mother, sovereign, Protestant, and administrator of her widow's seat was. Each station tells us a very personal episode from the life of the duchess. All stations together bring Duchess Clara and her time to life. Around Gifhorn Castle, her husband, Duke Franz of Brunswick-Lüneburg, and his work as a prince of the Reformation era are also honored. With the chapel of the castle, he created the first church building erected for Protestant worship in northwest Germany. More information can be found here: https://www.allerhoheit.de