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The Barth Bible

📍 Barth

A very special Bible that was printed in Barth in 1588. At that time, the language spoken in this region was Middle Low German, and the Barth Bible is written precisely in this language. Duke Bogislaw XIII was the one who commissioned the printing of this Bible. Around 500 copies were printed and the Bible itself is a real work of art with beautiful woodcuts. Today, the Barth Bible is an important cultural asset and can be admired in various museums and libraries. There is even a Bible center in Barth itself, where you can learn all about the history of this special Bible.

The chip shop

📍 Wismar

Fresh fries, delicious country fries with herbs and homemade sauces. Classic chip shop 2.0 Fresh chips, Landbratwurst or Currywurst with hot sauce. All sauces are made according to our own recipes in a small manufactory for the chip shop. ...and the "fresh fries" also take a different approach, such as poutine (fries with gravy and gratinated cheese) or chili cheese fries. In addition, delicious baked potatoes with sour cream and spring onions are offered as a vegetarian alternative (Schnick'Schnack always works).

The Saale Apostle Stones

To this day, it is a magical place to which visitors and locals alike make a pilgrimage: cowslips, buttercups and ash trees point the way to the Saale stone circle. Hidden deep in the Saal forest is a circle of 13 apostle stones. The stone circle consists of unevenly sized stones, some of which are arranged somewhat irregularly. Some of them have already fallen over. The temple is not far away. Is there a connection? In fact, it is a place of worship from the Mesolithic and Neolithic periods. To this day, it is a magical place to which guests and locals alike like to make a pilgrimage: cowslips, buttercups and ashes point the way to the Saale stone circle. They stand like apostles in the green spring forest, while the particularly colorful beech leaves rustle in autumn. Here a breeze, there a ray of evening sun, birdsong, gifts from visitors on the tree table, a walking stick leaning against the tree, warmth ... a magical place ... after work, vacation. The place is well hidden. Discover the enigmatic stones on a guided tour with the nature and landscape guides from the Southern Bodden Coast Tourist Office and listen to regular stories about the beauty of the woods and meadows along the way (May-September). On your own: The stone circle in the forest area south-east of Kückenshagen can be reached via the Saaler Straße "Kolonie", which leads to the edge of the forest. In the forest, turn left for approx. 420 m, then left at the wooden sign "Apostelsteine" to the small bridge on the right, which leads over a ditch. Follow the path lined with tree trunks, cross a short footbridge (be careful not to slip) and walk through the forest to the stone circle. (The navigation system helps!)

The sculpture "Danger of slipping" & mosaic animals

The sculpture "Rutschgefahr" stands in the middle of the greenery of Klink, close to the beach and the Strandläufer restaurant, on a simple concrete plinth. There are also 2 animals made of concrete and mosaic stones on the lawn.

Dolden Mädel Ratsherrn brewery inn

📍 Stralsund

Good beer, good food, good people - welcome to the Dolden Mädel! We love regional cuisine: meat, fish, vegetarian, vegan - the main thing is tasty! Plus 15 different beers on tap! As a Ratsherrn Braugasthaus, we place the highest value on fresh beer and variety. Our numerous varieties on tap and national and international specialties from the bottle make us the favorite inn of hop fans. In our dishes, we attach great importance to quality ingredients whose origin we know. That's why our beef comes from our own sustainable and organic farm, Stahlbroder NaturGut Metzgerei. Just come by and have a really good time alongside good beer and good food.

Ankershagen village church

📍 Ankershagen

Located directly on the Berlin-Copenhagen long-distance cycle path, Ankershagen Church invites you on a short journey through time and space. One of the oldest village churches in Mecklenburg, full of fascinating paintings, medieval art and a peaceful atmosphere. Ideal for a break - to discover, pause and move on. Welcome to the Ankershagen church The church of Ankershagen - one of the oldest village churches in Mecklenburg - awaits you in the middle of the idyllic Mecklenburg Lake District. It was consecrated back in 1266 - and to this day it exudes a special calm and history that you can sense as soon as you enter. The church, built from fieldstone and with a half-timbered tower added later, is a two-aisled hall church with impressive neo-Gothic furnishings. The oldest part, the choir, even dates back to the early 13th century. Be fascinated by the unusual ceiling paintings - their depictions are unique, and an accompanying exhibition invites you to discover their possible meanings. On the east wall you will find impressive frescoes from the 15th century - including the St. George fresco with St. George fighting the dragon. There is also plenty to discover inside: a wooden baptismal font from the 17th century, an expressive crucifix corpus from the 15th century and an altarpiece with the biblical scene of the resurrection of Lazarus. Music lovers will be delighted by the Lütkemüller organ - a valuable instrument from 1874 that is regularly played at church services and concerts. The Ankershagen church is not only a place of history, but also a place of tranquillity - it is a certified cycle path church and is located directly on the Berlin-Copenhagen long-distance cycle path. Whether you are looking for a short break, want to stop for some peace and quiet or simply want to be inspired - you are welcome here. There is a small reading room, a rest area and lots of information about the region.

Behrenhoff village church

The church in Behrenhoff, built between the late 13th century and 1415, is an impressive example of North German brick Gothic architecture. Particularly noteworthy are the unique medieval wall paintings in the choir, which were uncovered in 1897. Built in the Middle Ages, the church in Behrenhoff was originally a three-nave, three-bay brick basilica with buttresses. The choir was added at the beginning of the 14th century. The church underwent several structural changes over the following centuries. Worth seeing in the interior are the eight-part ribbed vault with paintings (15th century), wall paintings from the 14th century, including depictions of saints and the Fall of Man, the Last Judgement with the dragon from hell, the Coronation of Mary, John the Baptist and the twelve apostles.

Brohm village church

The village church of Brohm is an early Gothic fieldstone church with Baroque furnishings The church in Brohm is a hall building with a recessed rectangular choir in carefully executed fieldstone masonry from the late 13th century. The east gable of the chancel features a blind gable in brickwork. A barrel-vaulted sacristy is attached to the north of the choir. The building is accessed via an ogival stepped portal to the west and south. There is also a smaller priest's door on the south side of the choir. The portals in the south are decorated with profiled transoms and incised drawings. The chancel wall has a group of three windows in a screen. The other windows were probably enlarged in the 15th century. Although the pointed arches on the portals and windows and the date of origin suggest that the building is Gothic in style, this can only be considered a rough categorization for such rural-archaic buildings. In 1716, the church was fitted with a half-timbered roof tower with a tent roof, which was reduced to the belfry in 1949. The interior of the building was also redesigned in the Baroque style around 1716. A stuccoed mirror vault with scrollwork decoration and allegorical figures as well as a ceiling painting with angels and the eye of God above an illusionistically painted balustrade were installed in the choir, while the nave was fitted with a wooden barrel vault depicting the Ascension of Christ.

Buchholz village church

📍 Buchholz

The village church holds many treasures - including the last pneumatic organ built by master organ builder Marcus Runge and a wall painting in the "Art Deco" style - to name just two. The Buchholz village church is located in beautiful Mecklenburg, 10 km south of Rostock. It is the hub of parish life. Of course, it also enriches non-church community life, as it stands in the middle of the village and is illuminated for several hours every day in the dark during Advent. The church clock regularly announces what time it is. In addition to church services, the Buchholz village church offers space for concerts, exhibitions, church tours and book readings. And it holds treasures: The last pneumatic organ built by master organ builder Marcus Runge, among others, and a wall painting in the "Art Deco" style - to name just two.

Village church Dorf Mecklenburg

📍 Dorf Mecklenburg

The church in Dorf Mecklenburg is part of the Evangelical Lutheran parish in the district of Nordwestmecklenburg. The village church was built in the 14th century. It is a simple early Gothic brick building with a square tower. It has a Romanesque diamond helmet, which is unique in Mecklenburg. The nave is three bays long. The choir is polygonal. Several structural alterations were made in the 17th and 19th centuries, including the conversion of the lights into pointed arched windows. The interior of the church is one of the most important examples of sacred architecture in Mecklenburg. It was donated by the Mecklenburg-Schwerin ducal family in the 17th century. To the south of the church was the "Miklingburg" or "Michelenburg", which was first mentioned in a document in 995. Today, the cemetery is located on its site.

Rechlin North Village Church

"The Rechlin church was built between 1816 and 1832 in the Classical style, with the altar facing west. The organ loft on the east side no longer exists. It was consecrated as a garrison church in 1935."

Village store Broock

📍 Alt Tellin

After decades without a shop and restaurant in Broock, the village store with café and beer garden is now opening on the edge of the future Schlossgut Broock cultural and conference center in the middle of the beautiful Tollensetal valley. CAFÉ-BISTRO UND BIERGARTEN - For a lunch break, after a walk through the park or as a refreshment stop during a country walk, enjoy homemade cakes, coffee specialties from the steam engine, changing regional delicacies and tarte flambée, plus a freshly tapped beer or a sparkling aperitif - offers for the whole family! REGIONAL SPECIALTIES AND DAILY NEEDS - Discover regional specialties and Broocker products. You want to cook something spontaneously, there is something missing in the household or you are in a vacation apartment - we have something for you! YOUR EVENT IN THE CAFÈ - Would you like to celebrate your birthday in the café or beer garden, invite someone to a company event or another occasion? Are you coming with a tour group or taking a tour with your club? Contact us and we will put together the right culinary offer for you and will be happy to advise you on a supporting program (guided tours of the estate, canoe tours, hikes, etc.). OUR OPENING HOURS Monday - Wednesday day off Thursday - Saturday 13.30 - 18.00 Sunday & public holiday 11.00 - 17.00 And open by appointment!

Swing bridge island town Malchow

The approximately 15-metre-long new building is a landmark of the town and opens every hour on the hour to allow ships sailing on the Müritz-Elde waterway to pass through. Around 20,000 boats or ships pass through this narrowest point between Lake Plau and Müritz every year. The landmark is also a pivotal point on land: it connects the historic island of Malchow with the mainland. The moving story: In order to ensure a further connection to the mainland in addition to the earth dam, a lift bridge was initially erected, which had to make way for a manual, wooden swing bridge in 1863. Due to increased traffic during industrialization, this model was also replaced by a steel structure in December 1912. After more than 30 years, this bridge was destroyed in the Second World War and not rebuilt until 1948/49. During this time, traffic was carried by ferry. The bridge, which was powered by an electric motor for the first time, continued to fall apart until 1980. After ten years of closure due to severe damage, a functional swing bridge was reopened on December 12, 1990. In September 2012, work began on the complete renovation of the swing bridge and foundations. After almost a year of construction, the project was completed in 2013. In 2014, the new swing bridge was awarded the public prize and a commendation for the 2014 State Construction Prize.

Papendorf Fragrance and Taste Garden

A place to learn and linger! The Papendorf Fragrance and Touch Garden invites you into the world of medicinal, aromatic, fragrant and poisonous plants. The garden is divided into specific themed beds, lovingly and naturally designed. The 5,000 m² garden of the Mirabell e. V. association is nestled in a hollow on the edge of the village. More than 300 different medicinal, aromatic and spice plants as well as vegetables, shrubs, berry bushes and flowers can be found here. You can discover the plants with all your senses, and individual plant parts and fruits can also be picked and tasted. Feel the different shapes and surfaces, experience the fruity scent of clary sage or the lovely aroma of the small fiery red flowers of the monard! When you gently rub the leaves of the Turkish dragon's head, essential oils give off an intense lemon scent. Let yourself be inspired by the great diversity of natural aromas. Old, rare vegetables and cereals are also grown in the garden. An extensive barefoot path invites young and old to play. A walk through the Pomeranian labyrinth is an opportunity to calm down and connect with yourself and this ancient symbol. The lower part of the garden is barrier-free and suitable for wheelchair users. The plants are also signposted in Braille. The garden is open at all times. There is also a kiosk and café in front. The current opening hours can be found in the Wesbite. A range of young plants, regional herbal products, specialist literature, home-baked cakes, coffee and refreshments are available here. Prices: Garden fee for adults: €3.50 Children: FREE The 12-month ticket (formerly annual ticket) costs €12

E-car charging station Ribnitz-Damgarten Marienkirche

Connections: 2 x type 2 socket 22 kW, network: E.ON, operator: E.DIS AG

E-car charging station at Marlow Bird Park

Connections: 2 x type 2 socket 22 kW, network: chargeIT mobility, operator: Stadtwerke Stralsund GmbH

E-bike charging station at the Pantlitz cycling church

4 charging boxes with space for 2 batteries each - free use

Breesen e-bike charging station (Lindholz municipality)

Bike racks and 4 charging boxes with space for 2 batteries each - free of charge

E-bike charging station Eixen

Bike racks and 4 charging boxes with space for 2 batteries each - free of charge

Tribsees e-bike charging station

Bike racks and 4 charging boxes with space for 2 batteries each - free of charge

E-bike charging station at the market in Bad Sülze

Bike racks and 4 charging boxes with space for 2 batteries each - free of charge

E-bike charging station at the OSTSEE-SCHMUCK Schaumanufaktur

Bicycle stand with four sockets on the premises of OSTSEE-SCHMUCK GmbH. Visit the largest amber jewelry exhibition in Europe (admission free) and recharge your battery (also free).

E-bike charging station in Gresenhorst

Bicycle stand with four sockets at the Kröger country bakery Take a seat in the Landbäckerei café, enjoy some coffee and cake and charge your e-bike battery in the meantime.