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The museum is especially recommended for those interested in technology

Railway bridge with an eventful history

The Spritzenhaus in Petzow is a historic building in the small village of Petzow, which is part of the town of Werder (Havel) in Brandenburg. The building originally served as a fire station and housed the firefighting equipment and equipment of the local fire brigade. Petzow itself is a picturesque village known for its scenic beauty and historic buildings. The Spritzenhaus fits harmoniously into the ensemble of historic buildings, which also include the village church designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel and Petzow Castle. These buildings are part of the historic village center and contribute to the charming character of Petzow. The Spritzenhaus is now often used as an event venue and offers an insight into the history and cultural heritage of the region. It is a popular stop for visitors interested in local history and the architectural features of the place.

Former fire station for the fire department

is an industrial monument in western Brandenburg that has existed since 1993 on the premises of a historic brickworks. Today, hand-painted clay bricks in various formats and special shaped stones, especially for monument protection, are produced here. They are fired in a historic ring kiln according to the principle developed by Friedrich Eduard Hoffmann.

Beautiful church with the possibility to visit the interior and climb the tower and enjoy the wonderful view...👀🤓

The distinctive feature of the former fire station is its typical local construction, with exposed brickwork made from Petzow bricks. The greenish-yellow tone was characteristic of the area.