The late Gothic Beustertor, a brick gate with a passage and the last of the five city gates, is one of the testimonies to the wealth of the Hanseatic city, which was shaped by guilds and guilds

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MiGi

March 5, 2024

The Beustertor is the last remaining of five Seehäuser city gates. It was of great importance because of its passage to the Seehäuser Elbe port in Kamps, the trade connection to the north by water. The gate is a late Gothic brick building with a special fortress character. The bridge in front of it over the Aland is unfortunately closed due to dilapidation.

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Location: Seehausen, Stendal, Altmark, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany

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