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The elongated building consists of a two-story central section with a flat roof and a central entrance. Flanked on both sides are three-story risalits with gable roofs and gabled tops. A wall with pointed arches borders a narrow open space in front of the central section. The beautiful brick building is structured by plasterwork. The balcony walkway running across the front was not rebuilt.

While the previous bridge was made of wood, the current one is a steel-concrete construction with two arched passageways for boats.

Great section of the route through the nature reserve

This great place invites you to take a little break.

Benches for resting

This restaurant in the historic building invites you to visit

As part of the large-scale nature conservation project “Peenetal / Peene-Haff-Moor”, the areas in the Große Rosin were permanently flooded. From the observation tower near the Aalbude you have a wide view over this extensive water landscape.

The oldest part of the church is the early Gothic choir built in 1280. The second building of the Rostock Marienkirche, erected between 1265 and 1279, is regarded as a direct model. The choir gable has a group of three windows, as is not uncommon in early Gothic brick (and also fieldstone) churches southwards to the Mark Brandenburg and westwards to the province of Groningen. The side walls each have two slender pointed arch windows. The two choir bays are heavily busted ribbed vaults based on the Westphalian model. Source and more: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadtkirche_Teterow