ミルマースドルフの洞窟・トップ4

The Owl Tower, part of the fully preserved Templin city wall, built or rebuilt in the 14th century, strangely has a door high up at a height of 6 meters. From there, prisoners were lowered and forced to eke out their existence in the narrow, windowless room – absolutely gruesome! But the structure also had other functions. It served, of course, as a place of observation and also as a defense against attacks.

The bower in the moated castle Gerswalde is the best preserved part of the medieval castle complex and today houses the local history room, which displays over 1000 exhibits from various eras.

The namesake🦉can be found in the upper area at the entrance door.

Herzfelde Castle in the town of the same name in Brandenburg is a former manor that dates back to the Middle Ages. It was first mentioned in 1375, when the estate belonged to Ritter Henning von Berlyn. The estate itself was probably founded more than 100 years earlier by the von Herzfelde noble family. There was already a manor house at that time, the dimensions of which are not known. It is unclear when the castle building as it still exists today was built. After the Second World War, the former owners were expropriated and the castle fell into disrepair over the coming decades. It was only after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1994 that it was bought and restored by a company from Berlin

From the Eulenturm you can quickly reach the town hall.

Was also used as a prison in the Middle Ages

The houses here are crooked and crooked and beautifully colourful. The street has cobblestones.

Hello my love, at the weekend (27.5.22) I visited the park and the hereditary burial. The park is - as often described - overgrown, which is what makes it so special. When the weather is warm and humid, the park offers something mystical. Nightingales accompany you on enchanted paths. Definitely recommendable!