Two hundred years after Heinrich Heine's journey to the Harz Mountains, Steffen Kopetzky, following his route, sets off through a fascinating German landscape of the soul: Our country is reflected in the Harz Mountains - it is a poetic fairytale location and focal point of the climate crisis, reveals historical richness, structural change and poverty, was divided between East and West. The strip that was once the border is now one of nature's most pleasing power spaces as the 'Green Belt'. Kopetzky comes across places of remembrance in our country, from witches' dance grounds on the mythical Brocken to legendary listening stations. And discovers its huge potential. He has touching human experiences, but also sees the reality of an insecure society in which 'Germanness' is sprouting new blossoms.