Historic Center of Treuenbrietzen

The place is widely known as the »Sabinchenstadt« Treuenbrietzen due to the mortification of »Sabinchen«. The ten-day Sabinchen Festival is celebrated every year. In the medieval town center there are sights such as the local history museum, the churches of St. Marien (with Luther lime tree) and St. Nikolai, the water and powder towers, the city wall and the town hall with stalls.

Very nice old town center, unfortunately a bit louder due to the B2 passing through it.

Treuenbrietzen emerged from an Ascanian castle that was first documented in 1208. Treuenbrietzen (until the 14th century only Britzen or Vritzen, then the town was given the nickname Treuen because the citizens did not let the false Woldemar into the town.