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After a major town fire in 1702, the gate was rebuilt with some structural modifications. From 1976 to 1991, it housed the Tribsees Local History Museum (a small local history museum), which later moved to the Stone Gate and finally to another building in 2007.

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Very good

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A really nice covered rest area with a great view, we really enjoyed it! Thanks to 'Berlin2007' for this tip!

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Neumühl is located directly on a perfect section of the cycle path from the island of Rügen to Hamburg. Neumühl is a lovingly maintained spot with wonderful places to sit and rest... Thanks to the residents for keeping it in such good condition...

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A beautiful ruin where services are still held today, albeit irregularly. There are many very old gravestones in the churchyard. There are three beautiful, old linden trees to admire and behind the churchyard is a very well-preserved tower mound.

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The mill gate was built in the 13th century and rebuilt with modifications in 1702 after a fire.

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Nice viewpoint over the lake 👍, just no tower 🗼 there 🤔.

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An ecclesiastical gem is the St. Thomas Church in Tribsees, which was built around 1320 in the Gothic style and shapes the cityscape today. Fires and different beliefs shaped the interior and exterior. A neo-Gothic renovation followed later. In 1702 the church burned down. Only the carved mill altar, a sculptural representation of a Eucharistic mill from the second quarter of the 15th century, could be saved. It is the most valuable interior today. The mill was a very popular motif of the Cistercians, who exercised patronage over this church from the Neuenkamp monastery. When opened, the altar measures 5.50 meters wide and 2.12 meters high. In addition to the unique piece, the Lübeck pulpit piece from 1577, a baroque crucifixion group from 1710 and a Buchholz organ from 1831, which was restored in 1996, can be admired in St. Thomas Church. Climbing the church tower is possible after registering at the parish office. https://www.auf-nach-mv.de/reiseziel/a-stadtkirche-st-thomas-tribsees

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This is where the bike path and hiking trail meet. From here there is a beautiful view of the Richtenberger See and on an information board you can find out more about the area.

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The wooden tower has been removed due to dilapidation.

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The building is the remainder of the Neuencamp Cistercian monastery (mother monastery of Hiddensee). The monastery was dissolved in the course of the Reformation. The Pomeranian dukes had a palace built here from 1587. The castle chapel was created from the remains of the monastery church. During the Thirty Years' War, Franzburg was plundered and destroyed by Wallenstein's troops. Between 1660 and 1678 the remains of the castle were demolished. Only the former castle church has been preserved. Worth seeing are a sandstone epitaph with life-size figures (1615), a crucifix from the 16th century and a Madonna on the crescent moon (15th century).

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The parish church in Richtenberg is the oldest town parish church on the Rügen mainland. The three-aisled brick building with the fieldstone choir that was built around 1220 to the east was built around 1400 under the influence of the Cistercian monastery of Neuencamp. The square chancel, a Westphalian church building, with a dome vault, shows rich ornamental decorations in the cupola. The church tower was built around 1500. The special features of the church include the late Gothic painting, the magnificent baroque pulpit, votive chandeliers and the architecturally framed memorial plaques for the dead from the first half of the 17th century, including an Easter epitaph for Chr. Dehne from 1630, created after a depiction by the mannerist Bartholomäus Spranger.

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The parish church under the patronage of St. Nicholas of Myra was built on the highest point of the town, south of the large market square. The square chancel dates back to a mid-13th century construction made of fieldstone and brick. The nave and western church tower were built in the early 15th century. The upper floor of the tower was added later.

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Richtenberg was first mentioned in the founding document of the Neuenkamp monastery (now Franzburg) dated November 8, 1231. It is the oldest known place in the region. In the deed of foundation of the Ruegan prince Wizlaw I, the monastery was awarded not only the patronage of the Richtenberg church but also a local salt spring. In 1231 the place was still called Richeberg, then Rikenberg (1242), Rychenbergk (1352) and around 1508 Richtenberghe. The name could have been based on the Low German riko for rich, but also on the Old Polabian Rikenbrega for lake shore. In 1297 Richtenberg was first mentioned as an oppidum, i.e. as an urban settlement. In the middle of the 13th century, the inhabitants of the small, very long settlement built an early Gothic parish church at the highest point of the village out of field stones and bricks. Richtenberg was assigned to the Neuenkamp monastery until secularization in 1535 and then remained a ducal Pomeranian official town for a long time.

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narrow country road, but with beautiful old trees - a little wavy, but good to drive on

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Nice little courtyard café with delicious home-baked cakes.

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nice smooth concrete bike path

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there are two of them in town

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very astonishingly large church for a rather "smaller" place. but anyone who likes older buildings is well advised to take a look at them

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great break space to relax

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