ブリースドルフでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Oberlisk was built after the 1997 flood with inscriptions of thanks to the German army for their disaster relief. With water level mark from 1947

This interestingly designed fountain on the theme of Oderbruch and narrow-mindedness is an eye-catcher. It is also a feature of St. Mary's Church, which has had a roof again since April 24. The roof only covers part of the nave. The size of the original version can be seen in the partially plastered tower and the uncovered outer walls. 😉

The lime kilns, a registered industrial monument, were important for the industrial development of the Oderbruch.

Former lime kiln in Wriezen on the old Oder.

One of the main attractions of the market square and a memorial to the trials and tribulations of WWII, where the church burned down in the last days of the war. Today the Protestant St. Mary's is being restored/rebuilt.

Memories of old and, for Wriezen, better economic times. Right next to the small harbor you can find the old combustion chambers.

The fountain of life is located directly on the market square and was created by the sculptor Horst Engelhardt. As soon as the sculptures were put up, they caused a stir among the citizens because of the many unusual details. There is the devil standing in a cheeky pose on a boulder, a fisherman is pulling vigorously on a net with fish and all sorts of other things (the figure is probably also intended to remind us that Wriezen on the Alte Oder was once a fishing town) and a figure with a board in front of the head. Everyone can make up their own mind about them

The St. Mary's Church in Wriezen is a Protestant church that burned down to the foundation walls at the end of WWII. It is currently being rebuilt.