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A beautiful lifting bridge at the reservoirs.

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To see in Demmin!

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With its tower, which can be seen from afar, the brick Gothic church, which is one of the largest city churches in Western Pomerania, is Demmin's landmark. After almost complete destruction in the 17th century, the church dedicated to Bartholomäus, the disciple of Jesus, was rebuilt in the following centuries and received its current neo-Gothic appearance in the 19th century (Wikipedia).

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The former Soviet War Memorial is located here.

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Very nice little park in Demmin. Here you can take a short walk.

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Small-town train station that has seen better days.

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Built in 1877. Served exclusively by the RE5 line trains. No longer used as a station building. The housing and management company Demmin GmbH has been the new owner since 2013.

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The Marienhain is a grove and former churchyard in the Hanseatic city of Demmin. It owes its name to the old Marienkirche, which stood there from the Middle Ages until it was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War. Source: Wikipedia

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The city view of Demmin on Lubin's map from the beginning of the 17th century already shows a beam bridge in front of the Kahldentor over the Peene, which was erroneously labeled as Tollense on the map. This bridge, which is important for the city's trade relations, probably existed much earlier. This bridge is missing from a fortification plan from 1720, when Demmin was a fortified town in Swedish Pomerania, but is included in later plans and illustrations from the 18th century. Until the 1920s, the Kahlden Bridge was a wooden double bascule bridge, similar to the Wiecker Bridge near Greifswald. Since this could not cope with the increasing traffic, it was replaced in 1925 by a bascule bridge made of steel and concrete. The bridge was destroyed at the end of World War II and only rebuilt in 1950.

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St. Bartholomaei Church Demmin Three-aisled, cross-rib vaulted Gothic brick church, oldest parts (tower basement, western bay) from the 13th century. Dedicated to the disciple of Jesus Bartholomew, also called Nathanael in the New Testament. Rich medieval furnishings (winged altar, pulpit, side altars, confessionals, organ, bells, pews). In the 15th century (1422) a chapel was added to the south side of the church, Kirchenköst, later called the baptistery. Rebuilt into a winter church after World War II. The glass windows in the baptistery were designed around 1950 by the Rostock artist Lothar Mannewitz. Addition of a sacristy on the north side of the church. In October 1676 the church was completely destroyed during the siege of Demmin by Prussian troops in the Prussian-Swedish War. Loss of all furnishings, only the outer walls and pillars survived. Due to a lack of funds, the entire city has been destroyed except for a few houses, only slow and poor reconstruction. Through foundations and donations, the interior furnishings can gradually be re-acquired (altar, pulpit, chandeliers, organ, bells, paintings, etc.). After Demmin became Prussian in 1720, the cross vaults were rebuilt in 1734 with funds from the Prussian king. The church tower receives a baroque hood.

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St. Bartholomaei Church Demmin Three-aisled ribbed Gothic brick church, oldest parts (tower basement, western bay) from the 13th century. Dedicated to the disciple of Jesus Bartholomew, also called Nathanael in the New Testament. Rich medieval furnishings (winged altar, pulpit, side altars, confessionals, organ, bells, pews). In the 15th century (1422) a chapel was added to the south side of the church, Kirchenköst, later called the baptistery. Rebuilt into a winter church after World War II. The glass windows in the baptistery were designed around 1950 by the Rostock artist Lothar Mannewitz. Addition of a sacristy on the north side of the church. In October 1676 the church was completely destroyed during the siege of Demmin by Prussian troops in the Prussian-Swedish War. Loss of all furnishings, only the outer walls and pillars survived. Due to a lack of funds, the entire city has been destroyed except for a few houses, only slow and makeshift reconstruction.

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The Kahldenbrückde leads over the Peene. It can be flipped up for ships and messengers to pass through.

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The Church of Sankt Bartholomaei is the parish church of the Pomeranian Evangelical Church District of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in northern Germany in the Hanseatic city of Demmin. Since 2012 it has been the preaching post of the provost of the Demmin provost. With its tower, which can be seen from afar, the brick Gothic church, which is one of the largest city churches in Western Pomerania, is Demmin's landmark. After almost complete destruction in the 17th century, the church dedicated to Bartholomäus, the disciple of Jesus, was rebuilt in the following centuries and received its current neo-Gothic appearance in the 19th century.

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The Marienhain is a grove and former churchyard in the Hanseatic city of Demmin. It owes its name to the old Marienkirche, which stood there from the Middle Ages until it was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War.

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Church bells that are well worth seeing can be seen on the square.

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Worth seeing bascule bridge

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Great view of the Peene

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Worth seeing church in Demmin

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Nice place to relax

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Interesting for anyone interested in history

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