ミーロアーランドの天然記念物・トップ20

The Brandenburg Roland is a symbol and stood as a sign of the medieval legal system. The 5.35 m high Roland, made of sandstone in 1474 in the manner of a youth, is one of the most beautiful figures of its kind in northern Germany. The statue of Roland with his plate armour is striking, his right hand holding a sword vertically in the air, his left hand holding a dagger, and a tuft of thunderbeard in a hollow on his head. According to legend, the plant is supposed to protect Roland from lightning. Because it hindered soldiers during drills on the square, it was placed in front of the New Town Hall in 1716 with the permission of the Soldier King Frederick William I. Dismantled and stored in 1941 to protect against Allied bombings, the Roland survived the destruction of the New Town Hall in 1945 unscathed. It has now found its new location in front of the Old Town Hall.

When the autumn weather begins and in the late afternoon you have a beautiful piece of nature all to yourself. Even without mosquitoes.

Beautiful Lake, Beautiful Lake Access. Can get crowded in the afternoon.

Interesting wet biotope with all kinds of small animals 🦞🐟🦆🦇, especially interesting for little naturalists 👀. Don't forget mosquito repellent 🦟 in summer

Here you can wonderfully let your soul and not your feet dangle. You have to keep walking to find the next water view. Definitely take binoculars with you. Observe nature.

A statue of Roland can be found in front of the Old Town Hall. A Roland in the new town of Brandenburg has been documented since 1402. Today's 5.3 m high sandstone statue with armor and raised sword dates from 1474 and is one of the oldest surviving Roland figures. It originally stood on the Neustädter Markt. Because she disturbed the Prussian military during drills there, she was transferred in 1716 in front of the New Town Hall, after its destruction in World War II in 1946 in front of the Old Town Hall.

Medieval buildings have only survived in the eastern area of the square. A large part of the development on the square is listed as a monument. The summer linden tree on the left in front of the town hall has been a natural monument since 1987. The fountain with forest pug is centrally located on the square.

After centuries of misappropriation and thanks to Karl Friedrich Schinkel and other renovation work, the old town hall with its decorative gables in late Gothic brick art is again the seat of the Mayor of Brandenburg.