20의 플라네브루흐가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The tree roots push the cycle path up violently in places.

It's just a lovely place where you can take a break on the bench. The water next door is beautiful and romantically wild and looks really good with the green duckweed.

One of the many legends and myths surrounding Lehnin Monastery is about its founding. Margrave Otto I of Brandenburg is said to have been separated from his companions while hunting in the forest here. After wandering around for a long time in the thicket, he sank exhausted under an oak tree and fell into a deep sleep. He dreamed that a deer was attacking him. He tried to defend himself against him with his hunting spear. When that failed, in his fear he cried out for help in Christ's name. Then the animal disappeared. When he awoke, his companions stood before him. When he told them about his dream, they said that it was certainly the devil in the form of a deer that harassed him and only disappeared when he called on the name of Christ. Margrave Otto decided to build a monastery on this site "so that the infernal enemy could be driven out of these areas through the prayers of pious men."

Founded in 1180 and secularized during the Reformation in 1542, Lehnin Monastery has been home to the Luise-Henrietten-Stift since 1911. In the High Middle Ages, the abbey played an important role in the expansion of the young March of Brandenburg under its first margraves from the House of Ascanians. In addition to its historical significance, the monastery also has great cultural significance: its church is one of the most important Romanesque-Gothic brick buildings in Brandenburg. Its reconstruction between 1871 and 1877 is considered an early masterpiece of modern monument preservation.

Wonderful - fun 🤩

Impressive path over the moor.

A remarkable bridge, I think it succeeded...👍🙋🏼‍♂️

Good and flat bike path.