On 27 February 2014, a World War II V1 bomb was detonated at this location. The explosion left an impressive crater about 15 metres in diameter and about 6 metres deep. Due to the rarity of this find and its historical value, it was decided to preserve the crater as a reminder of World War II. You can take a seat on a bench overlooking the crater. You will also find a plaque with more information about the V1 bomb. It is possible to walk up to the crater.