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Interesting building with history

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Small interesting river with history

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Zahren was first mentioned in 1235. The impressive, restored manor house is a brick building with a plastered street-facing roof and a dormer window. A Star of David adorns the window in the rear gable. The outbuilding is a listed building and privately owned. It is intended for use for conferences, seminars, and the like.

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Goldberg was granted town charter in 1248. It is a regular town layout, dominated by three main streets but without a market square. The church, the town hall, and the former watermill are particularly worth seeing. The church was built around 1300. The interior has a flat roof. During the Thirty Years' War, the church was destroyed except for its surrounding walls, but was rebuilt in 1650. The gallery dates from 1782, and the altar screen is in the Gothic Revival style.

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Goldberg was granted town charter in 1248. It is a regular town layout, dominated by three main streets but without a market square. The church, the town hall, and the former watermill are particularly worth seeing. The church was built around 1300. The interior has a flat roof. During the Thirty Years' War, the church was destroyed except for its surrounding walls, but was rebuilt in 1650. The gallery dates from 1782, and the altar screen is in the Gothic Revival style.

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Unfortunately no access, private property

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Beautiful windmill in great surroundings

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From here you have a beautiful view of the Goldberg windmill. The gallery windmill is privately owned.

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A place with a wonderful view over the lake.

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Most of the time, these information boards are useless. But these are. You quickly understand the history of the village and with their help you find the hidden manor house.

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The Mildenitz is a right tributary of the Warnow in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, which flows entirely in the district of Ludwigslust-Parchim. Here the Mildenitz crosses Lake Goldberg coming from the southeast. From the west bank it flows as a small stream through the town of Goldberg, past the local history museum. In earlier times, the building was the water-powered official mill. From Goldberg, the Mildenitz flows into Lake Dobbertin after passing under the wooden bridge on Bollbrügger Weg on the Zidderich meadowland. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mildenitz_(Fluss)

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The Goldberg windmill in Goldberg (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern), Werderstrasse, formerly also called Pierstorfer Mühle, was built in 1863 on a hill outside the town near Goldberger See. The five-storey windmill from 1863 is a gallery windmill on the masonry of a previous mill. In 1924 it was rebuilt by the Amme, Giesecke & Konegen mill construction company.[2] It was powered by wind until 1953 and then by electric motor until 1960. After that the mill fell into disrepair and the town of Goldberg bought it and gutted it to set up a restaurant. The building continued to deteriorate considerably. In 2005 the empty building was bought by a family who renovated the mill and rebuilt it inside by 2008/10, renewing the hood, gallery, wing cross and compass rose. Holiday apartments were built inside. Source:https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windm%C3%BChle_Goldberg

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A very beautiful mill, unfortunately it is privately owned

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This is what a school can look like. It's amazing how you can create a building like this from something old. You should definitely take a look...

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a very nice pleasant place to stay

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The Goldberg windmill, formerly also called Pierstorfer Mühle, was built in 1863 on a hill outside the city near Lake Goldberger. The building is a historical monument.

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The Goldberg windmill in Goldberg (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania), Werderstrasse, formerly also called Pierstorfer Mühle, was built in 1863 on a hill outside the city by Lake Goldberger See. The building is a historical monument. The city of Goldberg with 3392 inhabitants (2020) was first mentioned as Gols in 1227 and received city rights (civis) in 1248. In 1450, Duke Gerhard pledged “Hof und Mühle” to the knight Ulrich von Metzingen. In 1715 a new water wheel was built for the mill. In 1904 the farm burned down, the watermill was preserved. The five-story windmill from 1863 is a gallery Dutch on the brickwork of a previous mill. It was operated with wind until 1953 and then with an electric motor until 1960. After that, the mill fell into disrepair and the town of Goldberg acquired and gutted it to set up a restaurant. The building continued to deteriorate considerably. In 2005 the empty building was acquired by a family who renovated the mill by 2008/10 and rebuilt it inside, replacing the hood, gallery, wing cross and compass rose. Apartments were created inside. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windm%C3%BChle_Goldberg

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Not open to the public

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One of many manors from bygone times. Historical witnesses

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Interesting info point and what you would not suspect here

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