キャミナー湖での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

記念碑は、第一次世界大戦後のメクレンブルク＝シュトレーリッツにおける移行期、すなわち帝国からヴァイマル共和政への移行を記念しています。ロイシュは、急進的な反ユダヤ主義者から社会民主党の政治家へと、矛盾した経歴を体現しています。ブルクシュタールガルト市の地域出版物では、彼は主にブルクの最後のラントドロスト（地方長官）として強調されています。 この石碑は今日まで保存されており、ブルクベルクにある目に見える地域の記念碑となっています。

It's interesting how they built that railway line. It's a shame it's gone now – the cycle path itself is now riddled with root damage in places. A few years ago you could really speed along it on a racing bike, but that's no longer possible.

It's always fascinating to see what can be done with old railway systems. Pure technology romance!

Now we begin to explore the castle grounds. Slavs have settled here before. There was a chapel in the lower gate, originally with a drawbridge over the moat that was once filled with water. There were originally three moats. The castle was largely completed in 1270. https://youtu.be/sCNikq-kH-Q

We go to the museum in the old stables, the exhibition begins with horse breeding and keeping. This is followed by an insight into winemaking and wine pressing. With many exhibits around us, we also learn something about the art of weaving, with traditional costumes and shoemaking on display. In one room, the whole history of the castle, the town and the period surrounding it. Finally, a look at the Biedermeier period, we leave the exhibition, walk through the gate and leave the castle. Here is our entire hike https://youtu.be/sCNikq-kH-Q

Plaque on the history of the former Strasburg-Blankensee railway line.

The kids can move around and the adults can take a short break

Church tour to Feldberg and back.