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Kröpelin Church

Kröpelin · Wismar & Nordwestmecklenburg · 54.0722° N, 11.7953° E
Kröpelin Church

The Kröpelin Church is an imposing brick building in the center of town.

A wooden church was first built in Kröpelin in 1186. It was not until between the 13th and 15th centuries that an imposing brick building was erected in the center of town. The main part of the tower and the chapel to the south date from the late Gothic period of the 15th century. Tours are available by appointment at the rectory.

Kröpelin Church – History in the Heart of the Town

The Kröpelin Church is one of the most striking historic buildings in the center of Kröpelin, a small town in the Rostock district of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. A wooden church stood on this site as early as 1186—an early testament to the region’s long history of settlement. Over the course of the 13th to 15th centuries, it evolved into a stately brick structure, typical of many churches along the southern Baltic Sea coast between Wismar and Stralsund.

Late Gothic architecture from the 15th century

Particularly worth seeing are the main section of the tower and the chapel building to the south, both of which are attributed to the Late Gothic style of the 15th century. The brick building thus joins a series of significant North German church structures that continue to shape the cityscapes of many towns in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania to this day. A tour is possible by prior appointment at the rectory.

Kröpelin as a destination in the Baltic Sea region

Kröpelin is conveniently located between Rostock and the Baltic Sea resort of Bad Doberan and is a great stop on a vacation along the Mecklenburg Baltic Sea coast. Those exploring the coastal region around Fischland-Darß-Zingst or the area around Rostock will find a worthwhile piece of regional history in Kröpelin and its church.

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East Rock Museum Kröpelin

East Rock Museum Kröpelin

Kröpelin

Cross-section of East German rock music and cultural history from 40 years of the GDR - guided tours on request On July 3, 2015, the exhibition on East German rock, as part of the entertainment music of the GDR, was opened. Originating from the fund of the "Sechzig -Vierzig" association from Berlin, a unique interactive experience museum was created in cooperation with the University of Wismar, divided into 5 themed areas. Discover it for yourself and let yourself be transported back in time.

Hubelzauber Ceramic Art Studio

Hubelzauber Ceramic Art Studio

Kröpelin

Clay in its most beautiful form. Art that leaves something in us - a feeling, a thought, perhaps even a smile. The ceramics studio in Kröpelin has been creating unusual, unique objects, sculptures and original figures in convincingly high quality stoneware by hand for many years. All ceramic objects are modeled by hand and individually crafted as unique pieces. No series are produced, no casting molds or industrial templates are used. In the end, each blank is a unique piece with a unique feel and its own individual character. Discover lovely garden accessories, sculptures and decorative ceramics for your living ambience and interior - dreamlike eye-catchers in every home. The ceramics studio offers a workshop to anyone interested in trying their hand at creating their own work. This is suitable for everyone. No experience is necessary. Let your imagination run wild and create your own little work of art. In this experience course, you will create your desired object over 2 days, each lasting 2 hours. This course is also suitable for vacationers whose stay takes into account the drying time of approx. 1 week between the work steps. After the final firing of your art object, you can collect it or have it sent by the ceramics studio.

Kröpelin "retractable" mill

Kröpelin "retractable" mill

Kröpelin

The landmark of the town of Kröpelin - the "retractable" mill Anyone driving through Kröpelin from Kühlungsborn or Rerik will not believe their eyes. The mill, visible from the eastern edge of the town, suddenly disappears and reappears a short time later. Construction work on the Galerie-Holländer-Mühle began in 1904 and it was put into operation in 1906. It has a 2-storey solid brick substructure. The first floor is square and made of stone, while the central mill body with eight sides is also built of solid stone and covered with shingles. The wings of this Dutch mill - also known as a cap mill - are attached to the cap so that it can be turned into the wind. The wind turbine of the mill and parts of the equipment are still preserved. The mill was even still in operation until 1952. After it was decommissioned, it was then used as a warehouse for agricultural businesses and for the school as a "polytechnic" center. In 1986, work began on converting the mill into a restaurant. However, this conversion work came to a standstill due to the changes brought about by the fall of communism. In 2006, the "Kröpeliner Mühle" e.V. association was founded with the aim of renovating the mill in order to preserve it as a Kröpelin landmark and to organize and hold cultural events around the mill. The mill is owned by the town. Extensive renovation work began in 2012. The renovation work was completed in 2013 and the mill was reopened on December 20.