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A visit to the village of Alt Rehse is worthwhile. There are many beautiful, well-kept houses and gardens.

Not many people are there, as most people drive past and are put off by the old barn. What awaits you? A bench, beautiful scenery, and a magnificent view over Lake Liep! The last few meters of the climb are powdery sand, so be careful!

idyllic, you can walk all the way around

Beautiful rest stop in the middle of nature.

The village church, a rectangular plastered brick building with a half-timbered western roof tower, dates from 1757. The pulpit altar with screens dates from the time of its construction, and the lectern dates from the first half of the 18th century. The chalice and paten are made of gilt silver and date from 1608, while the two cast iron bells date from 1829. Further information at: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mallin

We start directly at the city wall. It is almost completely preserved with a length of 2.3 km. The city was founded on January 4, 1248. The many watchtowers along the wall are striking, 25 of which have been reconstructed. https://youtu.be/H8vlyHxWDZo

We start directly at the city wall. It is almost completely preserved with a length of 2.3 km. The city was founded on January 4, 1248. The many watchtowers along the wall are striking, 25 of which have been reconstructed. https://youtu.be/H8vlyHxWDZo

Around 1999, the State Office for Environment and Nature (STAUN) commissioned the engineering company for water and waste management, environmental technology and infrastructure (ign) to plan the "reconstruction of the weir with fish ladder at Nonnenmühle" (ign 2000a). The owner at the time, Mathias Stinnes of Neubrandenburg Transport AG, intended, in coordination with this measure, to "restore the mill pond so that it can be used as a water reservoir for a water wheel to be built" (Stinnes 2000). IGN was commissioned to plan the project. Since the measure represented an intervention in nature, STAUN was commissioned to assess and, if necessary, approve the measure (Stinnes 2000). According to ign, the cost estimate for the reconstruction of the mill pond with water wheel was around 316,000 DM. Of the original water surface, which was around 4,700 m², around 2,200 m² were to be restored. Concrete elements that were built when the mill was fitted with the power turbine were also to be dismantled (cf. ign 2000b). The renovation plans developed for the mill pond and the new construction of the water wheel were examined by the STAUN and, in accordance with §§15 and 18 of the State Nature Conservation Act, did not represent interventions that could be approved on the planned scale (ign 2000c) and were never implemented. No lasting negative consequences for nature were expected from the construction of the fish ladder together with the dismantling of the weir system and the measures could be implemented (ign 2000c). Today, the remains of the old water mill, the weir and the stable barn are still preserved and protected as monuments (MSE district 2021). The mill property is privately inhabited and the owner began renovating the old fieldstone walls in the summer of 2020.