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What a beautifully restored manor house, Grube Castle.

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Werben Castle was first mentioned in documents in 1005. The town was granted town rights in 1151. With just under 700 inhabitants in the core area, Werben is the smallest Hanseatic town in the world.

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Nice little town with ferry

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The castle is, despite later renovations, a classic baroque building.

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The Plattenburg is one of the largest moated castles in northern Germany. The first complex was built here as a protective castle in the 12th century. Over the centuries it underwent repeated expansions and renovations. Last but not least, the income from the pilgrimage period allowed for a magnificent expansion. Various events take place here and the castle café is also open a few days a week. You can find further information and opening times here: https://www.die Plattenburg.com/.

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There is only one castle coffee which is open from Thursday to Sunday. Below the castle there is another fish snack bar with the same opening hours. A full-fledged restaurant or brewery is m.W. not available anymore. For special events it may be different here...

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The castle with its park, built in 1782, now houses a hotel, surrounded by a beautiful, natural meadow landscape with many cycling and hiking trails

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The town of Werben can look back on more than 1000 years of history, which is idyllically located on the Elbe not far from the mouth of the Havel and is considered the smallest Hanseatic town in the world. With membership in the Hanseatic League, to which Werben had belonged since 1358, prosperity increased in the small town on the Elbe. St. John's Church, the Elbe Gate, remains of the city wall and the Salt Church still bear witness to this today. Cultural highlights are the Biedermeier summer and the Biedermeier Christmas market

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