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The road is easily navigable and leads partly through the forest.

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mayor's kidnapping by French troops in 1806

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The kidnapping of the mayor by French troops in 1806 can be experienced on three relief panels and is located in the local museum at the Mühlentor

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The Mühlentor, formerly also known as the Tribseer Tor, is one of the three remaining gates of the fortifications that surrounded the town. It was named after a water mill that used to be located there.

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St. Mary's Church is the oldest building in Grimmen and dates back to the 13th century. The baptismal font, a Pieta and the late Gothic council and citizen pews are all that remain of the original furnishings.

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The Mühlentor in Grimmen, also called Tribseer Tor, is an impressive brick gate from around 1325/30. It was once part of the city fortifications and secured the road to Tribsees. Striking plaster panels, a steep gable roof with stepped gables and traces of an earlier drawbridge make it an impressive historical building.

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What is a must-see in medieval towns besides the market square and the fortifications? The church, of course. Its size still tells us something about the state of the town when it was first built. In contrast to today, the comparison is usually remarkable.

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Old houses, medieval city center - enough reasons to visit the city at least briefly.

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St. Mary's was built in the middle to the end of the 13th century and is therefore the oldest building in the city. After the construction of the three-aisled early Gothic hall church, a tower, choir and chapels were added. The Mauritius Chapel has been the hereditary burial place of the family of Baron Albrecht von Wackenitz zu Klevenow since 1615.

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Here in my photo there was a sign pointing to an instrument maker in the old rectory. A tuba was standing on top. The huge church is impressive even from afar with its high roof and tower. It was built in the 13th century and completed in the 14th century. It is one of the largest village churches in Germany. It has attractive furnishings. The last renovation was a good 100 years ago. Unfortunately, the train departure time in Stralsund did not allow for a thorough inspection. That is definitely on the list for the next bike tour!

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Well, some sections are already quite broken up by roots (2024). Not good in some places with a racing bike.

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The church is not only very large, but also beautiful. But why are the tower clocks mounted so differently?

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Beautiful, 800-year-old church. The interior was renovated in 1805 and has been completely preserved in its original state.

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The Brandshagen church is one of the largest and most beautiful village churches in Western Pomerania. You can see this from afar when you drive past on the B96a, but you can also visit it; it is usually open daily from May to October. In 2002, the Brandshagen St. Mary's Church turned 777 years old and was given two new bells to mark the occasion. In fact, it has been embellished, improved and renovated every year, because the people of Brandshagen love their church. https://www.kirche-mv.de/brandshagen/marienkirche

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The church in Brandshagen cannot be reached directly via the street, but only via narrow footpaths. It is definitely worth a visit. Although it is not always open, it is very impressive from the outside alone and very detailed for a brick church. It's worth walking around once! Unfortunately, the ravages of time are also gnawing at this church and it is already crumbling in some places. Hope the church survives!

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A very beautiful, quiet, old church with decent acoustics (we tested). Invites you to linger in and around the building.

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Very beautiful and worth seeing historic church.

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Cycle path on the former railway line Stralsund - Tribsees. From December 23, 1900, the route ran from Stralsund in a southwesterly direction to the district town of Franzburg and was extended to Tribsees on June 1, 1901 - now with a total length of 33.7 kilometers. In August 1945, the line was dismantled to pay reparations to the Soviet Union. There was no reconstruction. Only a short stretch in Stralsund remained in operation as a siding.

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great paved bike path, away from the road

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Beautiful city tower in Grimmen.

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