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Demmin was a member of the Hanseatic League from 1283 until the 17th century. Mecklenburg was, so to speak, the Hanseatic League's breadbasket, and Demmin was an important trading center. Considering the extremely convenient transport links, it seems predestined for this. First, there is the Peene, a river that is easily navigable between Malchin on the Kummerower River, via Demmin and Anklam to the lagoon. The Peene flows around Demmin in a semicircle, which was good for the city's security. But not only the Peene: the Tollense and Trebel also flow into the Peene here. Consequently, there are several port facilities. Demmin has road connections in all directions. This is why there were no fewer than five gates in the city fortifications! And then there is the railway connection, which connects Demmin with Stralsund and Neustrelitz to Berlin.

I absolutely can't agree with the alleged renovation or security measures. Modern stone was used there. I wonder if it really looked like this? Without a gate, door, or windows?

The Pomeranian Verchen Monastery is a former Benedictine monastery from the 13th century in Verchen in the Mecklenburg Lake District in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. It is located on the northern shore of Lake Kummerow and was run by a Protestant convent until 2015.

The Pomeranian Verchen Monastery is a former Benedictine monastery from the 13th century in Verchen in the Mecklenburg Lake District in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. It is located on the northern shore of Lake Kummerow and was run by a Protestant convent until 2015.

The former society house in Demmin in the Stuterhof district in Devener Holz near Maiplatz was built in 1846. It was also the new shooting club house in Demmin. The demolished building was a listed building

The large boulder at Mühlenbach marks the historical border between Mecklenburg and Western Pomerania...

the remains of the 1631 destroyed defense tower ... with a great view of the Peene

an old Slavic rampart on the Peene, called "White Wall". The name probably comes from the fact that there is a limestone deposit at its foot, which was once removed from a gypsum mill opposite...