Jersbek: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Jersbek combines historic traces, a park with walking paths, local garden culture, and the landscape of the Stormarn area.

History

The Baroque garden of Jersbek Estate is designated as a garden and park monument.

The park of Jersbek Estate was completed in 1740.

The manor house of Jersbek Estate dates from 1620.

The gatehouse of Jersbek Estate facing the road dates from 1687.

The original quartered layout is still visible in Jersbek Baroque Park.

The lime tree circle known as the “Twelve Apostles” has been preserved in Jersbek Baroque Park.

The Jersbek ice cellar is a rare monument to refrigeration technology from the period before refrigerators were used.

The Jersbek ice cellar can be visited as part of guided tours.

Park

Jersbek Baroque Garden is freely accessible all year round.

Jersbek Baroque Park offers walks between avenues of lime trees.

Jersbek Baroque Park also offers walks along a historic hedge walkway.

Garden Culture

Projekt Vielfalt operates a pick-your-own garden in Jersbek.

Projekt Vielfalt cultivates its garden organically according to the Bioland system.

Nature

The Stormarn area offers opportunities for excursions through woodland and moorland landscapes.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Jersbek can then continue searching for accommodation.

Other places you can also explore: Ammersbek, Trittau, Bargfeld-Stegen, Köthel, Delingsdorf, Lasbek, Lütjensee, Großensee.

To the higher-level travel overview: Stormarn.