ベルシュでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A rather interesting fish ladder on the Sude River

The old fieldstone church was built around 1256 and served as a place of worship for the surrounding villages of the Alt Jabel community until a new one was built in 1908. The attic and a wooden bell tower were demolished, and the church remains were left to their own devices. The church ruins have now been restored and secured.

A fascinating place that is worth exploring. There are also a few benches here that invite you to linger. Just sit down and think about your thoughts.

The ruins of the Michaeliskirche from 1256 with round arches were built from field stones. The church existed until around 1908, after which the wooden tower was demolished and the rest fell into disrepair. https://www.wikiwand.com/de/Alt_Jabel

The ruins of the Michaeliskirche from 1256 with round arches were built from field stones. The church existed until around 1908, after which the wooden tower was demolished and the rest fell into disrepair. https://www.wikiwand.com/de/Alt_Jabel

The Friedrich Ludwig Jahn sports facility is located in the south of Lübenheen. See also: https://www.europlan-online.de/friedrich-ludwig-jahn-sportstaette/stadion-17211.html https://dieprignitz.de/?cid=1020000215&name=Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Gedenkst%C3%A4tte

The birthplace of Korl Puls (burn in 03.05.1898) is Jessenitz - Lank. No one would say later about Korl but O instead of A. Starben is here butenlands and 12.05.1962 in Berlin, liekers, his Denkstein rises up Homatierd in Lübtheen (Breitscheidstraße), so here it would all scrap in one belt. "We slept in my hours - and I must go: Mien Denkstein should be up to the Heimatird! "

Here at the "Bürgerhaus" "The old county court" in Lübtheen lays the memorial stone for our hometown poet, writer and home researcher "Korl Puls" (Karl Friedrich August Puls).