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description: "Bartshausen is situated on a hill about 200 m above sea level and has about 129 inhabitants (as of 02.01.2024).Bartshausen is a village and northwestern district of the town of Einbeck in Lower Saxony, which is connected to the Bundesstraße 3 via the Kreisstraße 658 .The village was first mentioned in documents in 1400 as \"Barteldeshusen\".For the first time in 1439, a former watchtower on the land defense of the town of Einbeck(the Bartshäuser Tower)was mentioned.&nbsp;This land defense tower, which is still represented in the local coat of arms today, was only demolished in 1895. Until then, it marked the border between the Duchy of Brunswick and the Kingdom of Hanover.Culture and sightsThe chapel of the village (made of limestone&nbsp;with a fortified appearance) was first mentioned in 1439&nbsp; and underwent three reconstruction phases in 1860, 1904 and 1956.However, it is said to have been built in the 12th or 13th century&nbsp;&nbsp;."
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Bartshausen
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The **district of Bartshausen** is located approx. **5 km** northwest of the **town Einbeck**. 

**Bartshausen** is situated on a hill about **200 m above sea level** and has about **129 inhabitants** (as of 02.01.2024).Bartshausen is a village and **northwestern district** of the town of **Einbeck** in **Lower Saxony**, which is connected to the **Bundesstraße 3** via the **Kreisstraße 658** .
The village was first mentioned in documents **in 1400** as "Barteldeshusen".
For the first time **in 1439**, a **former watchtower** on the **land defense of the town of Einbeck(the Bartshäuser Tower)**was mentioned. This **land defense tower**, which is still represented in the **local coat of arms** today, was only demolished in **1895**. Until then, it marked the **border** between the **Duchy of Brunswick** and the **Kingdom of Hanover.**
**Culture and sights**

- The **chapel of the village** (made of limestone with a fortified appearance) was first mentioned in **1439**  and underwent three **reconstruction phases in 1860, 1904 and 1956**.
    However, it is said to have been built in the **12th or 13th century**

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Accessibility

**General Information on Accessibility**The sidewalks in the village are **not barrier-free**, but should be **accessible with wheelchairs and walkers** .

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Contact person

Mr. Andreas BöhnkeLandwehr 1

37574 Einbeck

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Tourist-Information EinbeckMarktstraße 13

37574 Einbeck

Organization

Tourist-Information Einbeck

License (master data)

Tourist-Information Einbeck

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