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As a self-proclaimed naturist, I would recommend exploring the dam and the spa forest in a light dress. Early morning or evening hours are recommended for this, especially for beginners. First, it's essential to shed old beliefs like "you can't do this, it's allowed," and then take off your clothes. Yes, nude hiking is permitted and offers a cornucopia of possibilities: Choosing a naturist lifestyle is more than just a trend: It's a choice for well-being, authenticity, and ecology. The benefits for physical and mental health are numerous, and this philosophy allows you to reconnect with essential values. By embracing this practice, you may discover an unimagined inner balance, in harmony with yourself and with nature. So why not give it a try? #GetNakedGermany

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The village church in Alt Sammit is probably even older than the town church in Krakow am See. Its masonry is made of fieldstone. The church was formerly a village church, but also a castle church for the nearby castle. Furthermore, it was also a prayer church for merchants venturing through the Schwinzer Heide. In 1636, a battle between the Swedes and the Imperial forces raged in Alt Sammit, during which the village, the castle, and the church were completely destroyed. This was the reason why almost all residents had to leave. A ducal visitation in 1649 described Alt Sammit as "deserted." However, some time later, the lord of the manor returned and began rebuilding the village and the church in 1650. The castle, however, was never rebuilt. Instead, the lord of the manor built a palace. After the church was completed, the lord of the manor's wife died, making her the first woman to be buried in this church. In 1945, the new castle was overcrowded with refugees, all suffering from typhus. As a result, the cemetery was filled with typhus victims. In 1979/1980, the church collapsed due to structural damage. Over the next seven years, the village church was rebuilt by the cooperative, the municipality, and the parish. Because this collaboration was unusual, the project received an international Europa Nostra award in 1990.

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Can it?

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Very beautiful lake

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Great cycling region; I cycled through here on my round trip. The paths are great, sometimes sandy, up and down. I would recommend a mountain bike or gravel bike.

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Small hotel in an "old" style including parking at the building. Often used by people who spend several days on holiday here with their horses.

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The first documented mention of Alt Sammit dates back to 1274. After an eventful history, the castle became private property in 1996 and was renovated. You can spend your holidays in the castle since May 2007. All information about the history and the holiday apartments: https://www.schloss-alt-sammit.de

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Accommodates holiday apartments.

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Great scenery, beautiful paths and lots of driving fun.

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In this area, old brick buildings dominate the scene. This is also the case here: architecture of a special kind.

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The current two-storey manor house, a red brick building with 13 axes, a base made of granite blocks and a hipped roof, was built according to a design by the Wismar architect Heinrich Thormann in 1859.[17] The manor house dates from around 1860/65. The balcony under the entrance is accentuated by balusters. A row of consoles runs under the eaves and yellow bricks decorate the cornices between the floors and window reveals.[18] For static reasons, the mighty tower above the entrance in the middle of the house was demolished after 1888 during the change of ownership between Eduard Krause and Günther Ehlermann. After 1905, the manor house was given its current appearance with neo-Gothic accents through multiple renovations. The central and two side projections were given triangular gables on the courtyard side. Source:https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt_Sammit

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The church in Alt Sammit is probably even older than the town church in Krakow am See. Its masonry is made of fieldstone. The church used to be a village church, but also a castle church for the nearby castle. It was also a prayer church for merchants who had to venture through the Schwinzer Heide. This was not easy, as the Schwinzer Heide was controlled by many robbers at that time. It can therefore be said that the village church in Alt-Sammit was something like a highway church of the Middle Ages. In 1636 there was a battle between the Swedes and the Imperials in Alt-Sammit, during which the village, the castle and the church were completely destroyed. This was the reason why almost all residents had to leave the village. Source: https://www.kirche-krakow.de/ueber-uns/kirchen/dorfkirche-alt-sammit/

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The total area of the nature park is 355 km². 56 percent of this area is covered with forest, 13 percent are lakes and rivers, 13 percent grassland, 12 percent fields, 4 percent moors and heaths, the rest is cultural landscape. There are a total of 60 lakes in the nature park, and the Nebel and Mildenitz rivers have their source here. A special feature of the nature park are the sandurs, leftover sand and gravel deposits from the Ice Age. Numerous moors also characterize the landscape. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturpark_Nossentiner/Schwinzer_Heide

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A few explanatory words about this small place on the Berlin-Copenhagen cycle path.

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Beautiful old brick church along the way.

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Several benches and seats invite you to linger. You have a beautiful view of Lake Krakow.

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You can only see it if you accept a short piece of cobblestones.

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The church in Alt Sammit was built in 1650 after the previous church was destroyed during the Thirty Years' War. In the centuries after it was built, it was repeatedly rebuilt until a tree finally fell on it in May 1944, rendering it unusable. It was not until 1984 - the church was now in ruins - that an alliance was formed and began reconstruction.

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The Kleiner Langhagensee is occupied by a silting moor which is surrounded by a moor forest of pine trees. Typical plant species are peat mosses.

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On the lake there are the nature reserves Dune Pine Forest in the west and the northern shores of Langhagensee and Kleiner Langhagensee in the north. At the southern end, near the Wooster Teerofen settlement, there is a small campsite and a heavily silted bathing area. There was a children's holiday camp at this bathing area until the 1990s. There was a military training area for the National People's Army near the lake.

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