シュテューデニッツシェーナーマルクのおすすめツーリングルート

A member of the congregation unlocked the church for us and gave us a short but interesting tour. For overnight accommodation, please contact the parish office in Gumtow. The woman K. listed in the pilgrimage flyer had relinquished this role due to age (as of 2023).

Very nice hike through Kyritz and knatter

A small, tranquil town that deserves a visit.

The organ, built in 1873, originated in the organ workshop of Adolf Reubke in Hausneindorf in the Harz Mountains. It has 40 stops distributed across three manuals and a pedal. The dispositional changes made over the years were reversed in 1995 during a general cleaning and partial restoration. The organ is the only surviving Reubke organ of its size and is also the largest Romanesque organ of the 19th century in the state of Brandenburg.

「バーセヴィッツの泉」は、2007年に芸術家ヤン・ヴィッテ＝クロピウスのデザインに基づき、キュリッツ市制施行770周年を記念して除幕されました。勇敢なキュリッツの女性たちが、盗賊騎士バーセヴィッツの頭から熱い粥をかけたという伝説の描写は、芸術家のアイデアとバーセヴィッツの伝説の成功した具現化です。 バーセヴィッツの泉は、2007年10月にブランデンブルク州歴史的都市核作業部会の「今月の記念碑」に選ばれました。「バーセヴィッツの泉の石碑の銘文」は、以下で見ることができます：https://www.kyritz.de/verzeichnis/visitenkarte.php?mandat=139636

The house on the western side of the Kyritz market square is one of the most important town houses in the state of Brandenburg. It is one of the few surviving architectural witnesses from the second half of the 17th century. The inscription above the entrance dates the building to 1663. The early baroque building, originally more of a storehouse and warehouse than a residential building, is strongly based on the North German half-timbered style. Over the centuries, the house has been structurally altered several times. The oak half-timbered construction from the time of construction (1663) has largely been preserved. In 2002/2003, the half-timbered house, including the outbuilding, was completely renovated. Over the centuries, the property has had different owners. The name "Eichhorstsches Haus" goes back to master baker Georg Eichhorst, who acquired the property at the end of the 19th century. It remained in the family's possession until after World War II, and in the 1990s it was returned to the Eichhorst heirs. A bakery (Hausbalk Bakery) is still located in the house today. Source: https://www.kyritz.de/verzeichnis/objekt.php?mandat=96067

There is also an information board here.

Simply because the place is buzzing. Always nice for a rest. And Klempowsee is not far.