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Rottkuhle

A lake with a historical origin in Arbergen

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Rottkuhle, located in Arbergen within Bremen's Hemelingen district, was formed by a dyke breach and is now used as a bathing lake. Its name is derived from the Low German term for the rotting of flax.

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The lake originated from a dyke breach.

Guided Story

Here you are at Rottkuhle, a picturesque lake formed by a dyke breach. The exact time of its creation remains unknown, adding a layer of mystery to the spot. The name 'Rottkuhle' comes from a Low German term referring to the rotting of flax. If you look to the east, about 400 meters away, you'll see the St. Johannis Church, another noteworthy site in the area. Today, the lake is used as a bathing spot, offering a peaceful retreat in nature. Take a moment to feel the serenity and history of this unique place.