Itzehoe information board

The Itzehoe information board, strategically placed at the picturesque Maltmüllerwiesen on the Stör, is an essential stop for anyone wishing to discover the rich history and culture of this charming town. This double-sided board offers a wealth of information of interest to cyclists and history buffs alike. The front of the board details The "Ox Trail" (Ochsenweg) long-distance cycle route, including its route and the many stories that lurk along this historic path. The back of the board is a window into the town of Itzehoe itself. It highlights the sights and activities that can be found in the city and gives a deep insight into the city's unique geographical location on the border between the marshes and the Geest. Itzehoe's historical importance as a market town on The "Ox Trail" (Ochsenweg) is also highlighted, as are the special features of the location. A particular highlight is the mention of Wenzel Hablik, a well-known "son" of the town of Itzehoe, who lived and worked here at least some of the time. The Itzehoe information board is therefore a must for anyone who wants to discover the hidden treasures of this town.