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When the subtle lighting of the bridge structure reflects in the water of Ostdorfer Lake at dusk, its elegant curve comes into its own. In 2021, the new, impressive cycle bridge between the two peninsulas of Krösnitz and Dwang was officially inaugurated. The steel structure has a total length of 92 meters. The bridge completes the 1.2-kilometer-long new cycle path from southern Dwang to the Krösnitz peninsula. "The nature-oriented tourist cycle route runs on municipal land directly along the shores of Lake Ostorf and Lake Faulen. With unobstructed views of both lakes and the city skyline, it offers a strong attraction for cyclists and pedestrians. The bridge connection creates a link for cyclists between the Hamburg-Rügen long-distance cycle route and the Residenzstädte circular route. https://www.schwerin.de/news/cab63f59-1c77-11ec-b47c-1967de695b51/

Mega well done 😅

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simply great building on a class cycle path

The Perlin village church is a remarkable example of North German church architecture. Built in the mid-13th century, the church is a towerless fieldstone church with a characteristic dome-shaped vault in the choir area.

With a floral tribute to Schwerin’s honorary citizen Bertha Klingberg, the state capital commemorates the 125th birthday

Wide pedestrian and cyclist bridge over Lake Ostorf.

Bertha Klingberg, an honorable personality in Schwerin, was known as the city's “flower woman”. She was born in Hamburg in 1898, but grew up in Bützow, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, and discovered her love of nature at an early age. She began her career as a flower arranger in Rostock at the age of 14. After her husband's death in the First World War, she moved with her son to Schwerin, where she worked as a flower woman at the Schwerin butcher's market and appeared in traditional Rehna costume, which earned her the reputation of a real "original". At the ripe old age of 91, Klingberg collected 17,000 signatures to make Schwerin the state capital of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. This remarkable achievement made her the first and only person to receive the Ring of Honor from the state capital Schwerin in 1993. In 2002 she was made an honorary citizen of the city and died in 2005 at the age of 107. To commemorate her work and her contribution to the city of Schwerin, the redesigned square on the south bank of Lake Burgsee was named after her in 2009 on the occasion of the Federal Garden Show. A plaque there commemorates the honorary citizen, and since June 2, 2010, a life-size bronze statue made by Bernd Streiter has honored Bertha Klingberg. The statue shows her sitting on a bench, symbolic of the calm and serenity she displayed throughout her life. The "Flower Woman" as a bronze statue is a beautiful monument that recalls the deep roots of Bertha Klingberg's commitment and love for nature and the city of Schwerin. From this square you also have a wonderful view of the castle island, which underlines the special nature of this place. Bertha Klingberg's life story and legacy are closely linked to the city of Schwerin and are fittingly honored by this square and the statue. It remains a symbol of devotion, a sense of community and a deep connection with nature.