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The village church was rebuilt around 1882, using building materials from the old fieldstone structure dating back to the 13th century. The original part of this fieldstone church includes the preserved east gable with its lancet windows and the nine fitted checkerboard stones. The relatively high number of these ornamental stones used is unique in Germany.

Alwine is a small country house with many possibilities. Located directly on the Spree River, it's a romantic hideaway for those tired of the big city, a base camp for active vacationers, and a stopover for hikers, cyclists, or canoeists. A café, a small, cozy wellness area, and a garden pool await you. And plenty of nature all around. Anyone who just stops by for coffee and cake is warmly welcome.

The agricultural property on the eastern shore of Lake Scharmützelsee was first mentioned in documents in 1851 as "Theresienhof". It originated from a water mill. Well-known private owners included the actress Ernestine Wegner and the Renz circus family. Owned by various companies and institutions since 1918, the "Theresienhof" was used as a recreation and holiday home or training facility. In 2008, the main building, often referred to as a castle, was demolished. The striking villa ("Swedish house") built in 1911 remained.

Nice ambience, exotic cakes, everything very nice, only the friendliness of the service staff leaves something to be desired....

There are seven checkerboard stones on the east wall of the church. Two more, harder to find stones are located on the southeast corner by the drain pipe.

The Protestant church was rebuilt in the middle of the village green around 1882/83. The building material came from the old fieldstone structure dating back to the 13th century. Because of the many differently patterned checkerboard stones, a visit is definitely worthwhile.

Quaint building nearby is good for swimming.

Well-kept hotel with decent cuisine, including Portuguese cuisine and wines - a bright spot in the JWD.