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Wayside cross directly on the Way of St. James south of Garz am Gutspark

The "court" Nackel is on the pilgrimage route and also invites you to take a break, combined with old "scary stories"

According to tradition, this triangular piece of land, which has never been tilled before, is called "the court". Here is the grave of a child murderer who killed her illegitimate newborn in 1740 and was then beheaded by the executioner from Neuruppin.

The village church was largely built in its current form in 1727 and is based on an earlier building. For centuries the church served as a religious center for the village and the patron family of Quast.

The Rittergut Garz is one of the oldest estates in the state of Brandenburg. A residential tower has been preserved from the medieval fortifications. The fieldstone tower from the 13th or 14th century (11 m high, with walls up to 1.40 m thick) served as a residence for the von Quast family after the Thirty Years' War. To the south of the manor house, which was built around 1700, is an approximately six hectare manor park designed in a landscape style

The Garz manor is one of the oldest estates in the state of Brandenburg. A residential tower has been preserved from the medieval fortifications. The fieldstone tower, which dates back to the 13th or 14th century (eleven meters high, with walls up to 1.40 meters thick), served as a home for the von Quast family after the Thirty Years' War. To the south of the manor house, which was built around 1700, there is an approximately six hectare estate park designed in a landscape style.

The Gutspark is privately owned, but is freely accessible. In the 18th century, the von Quast family had the Garz and Vichel parks laid out as baroque gardens, an approximately six-hectare manor park designed in a landscape style (including a pond with bridge and island).

You have to rest here. Do not drive past, because the place is on the other side of the Rhinkkanal.