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Pilgrim stamps for the Via Baltica are available in the church.

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Pilgrim stamps for the Via Baltica are available in the church.

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Beautiful church with old and new past

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The church has a single nave and is made of brick. The two-bay nave is connected to the elongated rectangular choir. The nave is somewhat wider. The nave and choir are separated by a triumphal arch. There are corner pilasters on the nave and choir. The lancet windows arranged in pairs have inlaid round bars and glazed bricks for decoration. The choir and nave as well as the chapel attached to the nave and the lower tower floor have cross-ribbed vaults. The tower is almost square and has a considerable height. The similarity of the gable design on the tower to the Wismar churches is remarkable. The helmet is octagonal with four shield gables and thus forms a "bishop's hat". The gables are each different in their elaborately designed blind decoration with diamonds, rosettes and pointed arches.

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Proseken Church is a single-nave brick building from the 13th century that has undergone changes over the centuries. It was first mentioned in a document in 1222. The 50 m high tower was built in 1668 and provides orientation from afar. Its rosette in the north gable is part of the coat of arms of the municipality of Gägelow. Renovation work: 1991/1992 the church roof and the church tower were covered. To stabilize the vault, the sideways drifting pillars had to be braced with stainless steel rods. https://kirchen-in-wismar.de/kirchen-und-tourismus/kirche-proseken/#toggle-id-2

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Free of charge 😀

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If you like peace and quiet, this is the place for you 🙂 But be careful, at and when do cars drive here, because unfortunately not only residents are allowed here 😕

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This Ice Age breakthrough valley is really beautiful! It begins in Proseken on the main street (parking is available at the entrance) and ends at the old Zierower brickworks. After longer rains, the path is extremely muddy at about 20m in the middle of the valley. Two other paths lead from Proseken to about the middle of the valley, and one from Wisch. The ab Wisch is not shown on the map. Attention, since the beginning of December the bridge just before / after Proseken has been closed. It will not be renewed until 2023. If the water in the stream is not very high, then you can get to the other side in a sporty way.

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