쿠저 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

반원형으로 지어졌으며 강 계곡의 맞은편 경사면에 있는 교회 쪽으로 열려 있는 보이첸부르크 성 공원의 "영묘"는 오늘날 "세습 묘지"라고 불립니다. 1887년부터 1889년까지 건축가 칼 도플라인의 지휘 아래 아르님-보이첸부르크 백작 가문의 묘지로 건설되었으며, 기존 공원 구조에 조화롭게 통합된 마지막 건축물 중 하나입니다. 실제 크기의 돌사자 두 마리가 세습 묘지를 지키고 있으며 중요한 시각적 관계를 포착합니다. 외부 계단 옆 받침대에 놓인 왼쪽 사자는 거대한 머리를 교회 쪽으로 향하고 있는 반면, 오른쪽 사자는 아폴로 신전과 성 쪽을 바라봅니다.

Be sure to visit the technical monument at the entrance to the church. The fully functioning clockworks of the tower clock. Fascinating technology.

The monastery was intended to house unmarried daughters of the nobility and later also the offspring of wealthy citizens. The former Cistercian monastery was destroyed in 1637 during the Thirty Years' War and was never rebuilt. The monastery ruins now serve as a backdrop for the open-air theater.

It is known for its two life-size stone lions that guard the family burial ground.

A great corner to unwind

Here you can swim and also have a beautiful view of the lake

I still know the place where the petrol was drawn from the pump in GDR times so that the agricultural machinery could run. Today's manor was formerly the LPG farm and there was a lot of activity here.

Kröchlendorff Castle was built in 1848 by Prussia's first freelance architect Eduard Knoblauch on behalf of Baron Oskar von Arnim. The castle is surrounded by a beautiful park. The first gardens were laid out around 1700 and were expanded and redesigned in the course of building the castle according to the ideas of the landscape designer Peter Joseph Lenné. Adapted from Lenné Park, the architect Knoblauch designed the castle in the English Gothic style. He mainly used tracery rosettes in the windows, Tudor arches, a crenellated wreath and other Gothic decorative elements. Above the entrance is the von Arnim and von Bismarck family coat of arms. A banner below the coat of arms bears the year 1848. This coat of arms is also based on a design by Knoblauch. The current appearance of the castle is determined by the squat tower domes, the large window openings and the flat-looking facade. Source and further information: https://www.reiseland-brandenburg.de/poi/uckermark/schloesser-und-parks/schloss-kroechlendorff/