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There is a covered rest area at the village pond.

The Protestant village church of Oehna in the municipality of Niedergörsdorf, in the Oehna district of the Teltow-Fläming district of Brandenburg, is located in the northern part of the village and is a listed building. The church in Niedergörsdorf served as the mother church from 1216; today, it serves a parish. The Archbishop of Magdeburg held the right of patronage. From 1522 to 1523, the church was the place of work of the clergyman and reformer Paulus von Rhoda. He had been expelled from Jüterbog and sent to Stettin by Martin Luther in 1523.

The fieldstone church in Dennewitz is a Gothic building with Baroque furnishings. The priest "Fridericus de Danewiz" was first mentioned in 1174, which suggests a wooden predecessor. The façade of the present building was built around 1300 as a Gothic rectangular hall. The tower was added in the 14th/15th centuries without any connection to the church interior and was raised in the Middle Ages. This is evident in the varying masonry. During a church renovation in the 19th century, the nave was extended to the east and the church enlarged. It wasn't until 1900 that the walls and ceilings were ornamented.

The current church was built in the second half of the 13th century or at the beginning of the 14th century. Nothing is known about the previous building, which already existed in 1192. In 1672 a half-timbered roof tower was built. Over the years, further changes were made to the church, for example in 1795, 1832, 1844 and 1863/1864. In 1873 it essentially received its current appearance. Source: Wikipedia

Please keep the area clean.

This is a station on the RE3 line from Berlin to Lutherstadt Wittenberg. The former station building is privately owned, but only the upper floors are used. The lower floor looks desperately in need of renovation. Caution: ICE and EC trains pass through here at full speed! Avoid getting close to the platform edge.

1195 the place appears as Oyne for the first time. This unusual name is a transfer, probably by Dutch settlers, from Oeine on the Maas. The church is a simple 13th-century rectangular hall built of the typical regular fieldstone masonry of the period. In the east, the remains of a three-window group can still be seen. Otherwise, the building's appearance was significantly altered in 1873, when the neo-Gothic brick tower was added to the west and the windows were enlarged. In 1997 the exterior of the church was restored. Source http://www.askanier-welten.de/dorfkirchen/oehna/

This bunker is located on the site of a former military training area and in a nature reserve. The official hiking trails must not be left. Various dangers can emanate from the areas outside the designated paths, in particular from explosive ordnance and ammunition parts, structures in danger of collapsing and underground facilities. The old bunkers in particular now serve as a habitat for rare bats. Yet another reason not to enter them. The area has been declared a nature reserve by the state of Brandenburg. There is a path requirement in accordance with the nature reserve ordinance: https://bravors.brandenburg.de/verordnungen/nsgforstzinna In addition, the area is under European protection as a flora fauna habitat area and (SPA) bird sanctuary. The Brandenburg Natural Landscape Foundation owns a large part of the area and protects it permanently for wilderness development. This means that no more interventions are taking place on a large part of the area. Please be considerate of nature in the wilderness area. This means: - For your own protection, only use the secured hiking trails that have been cleared of ordnance and are marked. - Watch out for hanging branches, dead trees and avoid the area during thunderstorms, strong winds, ice, heavy rain or risk of fire. - Keep your dogs on a leash. If you are interested in wilderness development and want to find out more about the area, then visit our website: www.stiftung-nlb.de We also offer themed tours in our wilderness areas and our staff can give you exciting information about bats and other species in the area. All information about hiking trails and our online event calendar can be found under the following link: https://www.stiftung-nlb.de/de/wildnis-erleben