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わあ、なんて素晴らしいハイライトでしょう！どんな寄り道でもする価値があります。このオーデルブルッフの宝石をハイライトとしてマークしてくれて、本当にありがとう。

現地で地元住民から、それがもはやオリジナルのAdlerではないと教えられました。これは第二次世界大戦で破壊されたそうです。元々取り付けられていたスチールヘルメットも、その後盗まれたとのことです…

Spectacular view of the drift ice of the Oder (15.02.2026) (provided there is another longer period of frost with pronounced ice drift!)!

This beautiful church features three checkerboard stones: a diamond-shaped stone at the south portal on the right side of the nave, a checkerboard stone at the south portal on the left side of the nave, and a checkerboard stone at the southeast corner of the chancel. However, you can only see these three stones from the adjacent private property. Therefore, you must obtain permission from the landowner beforehand. But there is a small consolation: On the west side (by the street, right corner towards the wall) there is a cup-marked stone framed by ivy.

Good cycle path next to the road.

It's a nice little place... but not the Oder...😄🙃

The hall church was built in the mid-14th century, primarily from fieldstone. It consists of a short nave, a recessed choir to the east, and a church tower the width of the nave to the west. During the renovations in 1723, a boarded extension was added to the pyramidal roof of the church tower, which houses the tower clock.

The Friedersdorf village church is a medieval fieldstone building from the 13th century, which was partially destroyed during the Thirty Years' War. In 1653, Colonel von Görtzke bought the Friedersdorf estate and repaired the church.