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The graduation tower in Bad Wilsnack was built as part of the town's modern spa development following the discovery of a thermal brine deposit in the 1990s. The Kristall Spa and Graduation Tower was constructed based on this discovery. The graduation tower was also built as a complementary spa facility and the first of its kind in the state of Brandenburg. It utilizes the natural brine, which trickles down wooden walls filled with brushwood. The evaporation creates a saline microclimate, which is particularly beneficial for respiratory health. The site is open to the public.

The Krumke Castle Park is one of Saxony-Anhalt's "Garden Dream Parks". The park is freely accessible and can be visited free of charge. The park is home to a rarity: it is said to have the oldest boxwood hedge in Europe. In addition to the castle, there is also an orangery, a coach house, a special garden, a stone cabinet and a carp pond. A very beautiful and well-kept park. All information about the castle park can be found here: http://gartentraeume-sachsen-anhalt.de/de/gartentraeume-parks/schlosspark-krumke.html

Krumke Castle is privately owned and not accessible. It is beautiful to look at from the outside, but it seems to be falling into disrepair. The castle park, which is part of the "Garden Dreams Parks", is open to the public and can be visited.

The castle and park with their details form a wonderful ensemble - a world of their own.

The graduation tower is operated on behalf of the city by the Kristall Kur- und Gradier-Therme. The graduation facility in Bad Wilsnack is the first in the state of Brandenburg. It has a total length of 55 meters and a height of 6 meters. A walkway with seating leads around the graduation tower and allows you to breathe in the pure, salty and healthy air directly and consciously.

Bad Wilsnack water tower

The Gnevsdorf drainage canal is an approximately eleven-kilometer-long, artificially constructed canal between the Havel and Elbe rivers, serving as an additional outlet into the Elbe. Its design aimed to shift the Elbe's backwater level downstream to a lower level, thus effectively relieving pressure on the Lower Havel during floods. Simultaneously, the canal improves the flow of Havel water to the Elbe, which has a steeper gradient. The Gnevsdorf drainage canal is part of a comprehensive flood control system that also includes several weirs and the Havelberg lock. A fantastic route along the Elbe Cycle Path, a relaxed tour with no significant difficulties. The scenery is beautiful, always by the water, pure nature. The old farmhouses are charming, and the route is very varied.

It looks quite interesting when storks become such close neighbors. The clattering could also be funny. Nice to be able to see something like that.