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Also very beautiful at sunset.

The tassel is great for bathing. The swimming areas are always clean and well maintained. The sunsets are simply fantastic.

Very nice beach with clean water and public toilets. A snack bar is open on weekends.

On the western shore of Lake Sternhagen lies the town of Lindenhagen with its church built from neatly layered blocks of fieldstone. Almost at the same time, a rectangular choir, the slightly wider nave and the slightly wider, rectangular basement of the west tower and the south sacristy were built here in the 13th century. The originally late Romanesque architectural style is underlined by the slender three-window group in the east wall and the granite stone portals, some with imposts, on the north side. The church received a baroque transformation in the 18th century. The windows were enlarged and widened in the form of basket arches and an upper floor with a curved hood was added to the tower. In the course of the new roofing, the gable edges on the choir, nave and sacristy were also reshaped. The gateway in the west of the stone wall surrounding the churchyard also dates from the Baroque period. A cemetery was laid out in Beenzer Straße (No. 5). On the small area there are still numerous tombs with wrought-iron bars from the turn of the century. If you are interested in the history of the village of Lindenhagen and its church, you will search in vain in old documents, church registers or publications. The place, first mentioned in 1324, bore the name Hindenburg until 1949. Although the Uckermark village had nothing to do with the Field Marshal and later Reich President, this name did not fit the new, socialist era. The official renaming took place, perhaps inspired by the linden trees around the church building. Sources: https://www.altekirchen.de/offene-kirchen/kirchen/dorfkirche-lindenhagen https://www.dorfkirchen-in-mv.de

Beautiful old stone church. The tower is brick and plastered, it was probably added much later.

The nave of the hall church is a Gothic stone building from the second half of the 13th century, 19 meters long and 9 meters wide. A sacristy was added to the northern side of the rectangular chancel. As shown by dendrochronological research, the roof structure dates back to 1380. Some alterations were made in the 18th century, including the first tower. Additionally, the windows were widened and the outer walls were plastered. In 1890, the building underwent a major renovation. The forty-meter square brick west tower has been renovated in a neo-Gothic style. The spire was designed as an octagonal pointed helmet with gargoyles and a wreath resembling a lantern. At the same time, the windows were widened with ogival arches and provided with rectangular plaster frames. Similarly, the southern portal was equipped with a neo-Gothic vestibule. Today's church enclosure was built around 1900 as a brick building, inside which there is a church portal from the 16th century. The church, church enclosure and organs are protected by monuments.

There is also a small wooden observation tower next to it

The church in the middle of the village is beautifully located and can be visited.