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이곳에서 독일의 분단이 생생하게 느껴집니다

하르츠를 향한 멋진 전망을 계속해서 볼 수 있습니다

The Ilse river is a great place for cycling.

Beautiful cabin in the middle of the heath. A lovely, quiet spot to enjoy nature when the heather is in bloom. ...

You should have seen what was going on at the border

The inner-German border ran here. The information is clearly explained on the information boards.

The church of St. Stephani is a monument to the Christian mission in the northern Harz region, the Romanesque and late Gothic periods, early Protestant church building – and the reunification of Germany after 1989. Source: Wikipedia

According to a building inscription on the south side, the church was built in 1583 as a single-nave rectangular building using a west tower from a previous building mentioned in documents in 1262. This tower has paired sound openings on each side, which are divided into two by delicate columns. The nave is accessed through a round-arched south portal, which is probably also older and, according to the capital ornamentation, dates back to the beginning of the 13th century. Inside, the nave is closed off by a beamed ceiling, which is decorated with florally painted beams and is supported by a wooden central support. A two-sided gallery has been installed, the western part of which has passion paintings in the parapets, including coats of arms of the councilors and other prominent people of the city from the mid-17th century. The northern gallery is probably a little younger; the west gallery was shortened slightly for its installation. Two parapets are now attached to the wall under the west gallery. Source: Wikipedia