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A few steps behind St. Peter's Church lies Winckelmann Street. On the site of J. J. Winckelmann's birthplace now stands a large half-timbered house, the Winckelmann Museum. Opened in 1955, it is the only museum where you can learn everything about Winckelmann's life and later work in Rome, as well as see a collection of his works in a remarkable permanent exhibition. In addition, there are temporary exhibitions and lectures on ancient studies, classical archaeology, and art history. Also unique in Saxony-Anhalt is the opening of a "Children's Museum," where children and young people can embark on experiential journeys into antiquity. In the courtyard stands the world's largest Trojan Horse, which visitors can walk through and which offers a view of Stendal. https://www.world-qr.com/inhalte/new/qr-fuehrer/de/sachsen_anhalt/stendal/ortsfuehrer/stadtfuehrer_stendal/stendal_winckelmann_museum?lat=0&lng=0

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To the left of the Uenglinger Gate is the Gertraudenhospital, a small brick building with a chapel. It was founded around 1370 by Nicolaus von Bismarck and the Sweder brothers. Located outside the city, it served to care for poor travelers and pilgrims. In the Middle Ages, the Bismarck family was among the most respected and wealthiest patrician families in the city. For several generations, they provided the mayors and councilors. Otto von Bismarck, the first German Chancellor, also came from this old noble family from the Altmark region. There were seven hospitals in Stendal, of which only the Gertraudenhospital remains. https://www.world-qr.com/inhalte/new/qr-fuehrer/de/sachsen_anhalt/stendal/ortsfuehrer/stadtfuehrer_stendal/stendal_gertraudenhospital?lat=0&lng=0

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The apse shows that it was formerly a chapel

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The rectangular tower was built around 1300. The round tower and central section were built around 1450 and flank a pointed-arch passageway. The round tower features a projecting battlement. The more elaborate design of the round tower, the central section, and the top of the rectangular structure corresponds to the construction period around 1450 and was probably initiated by Stephan Buxtehude, to whom the Uenglinger Gate in Stendal and the Elbe Gate in Werben are attributed. The round tower is decorated with glazed bricks arranged in spiral or zigzag patterns, a molded stone frieze depicting the head of Medusa, and varied blind decorations. The plaster blinds above the gate passage bear coats of arms painted in 1897: Prussian Eagle, Imperial Eagle with the applied Hohenzollern Shield, Tangermünde Eagle, Eagle of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation, Brandenburg Eagle. Source: Wikipedia

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St. Stephen's Church in Tangermünde is a Protestant church built in the North German Brick Gothic style. This building is considered one of the most outstanding monuments of this architectural style in Europe.

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Memorial stones for the Stendal Hussars were erected at the upper and lower ends of the Linden Avenue in the Old Village. The historic bronze plaques have disappeared over the past 100 years; only one plaque praising German-Soviet friendship has survived to this day.

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If you want a good breakfast, you've come to the right place.

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In the course of the Reformation, Tangermünde was Protestant-Lutheran from 1538. It was only with industrialization in the 19th century that more and more Catholic families moved to the area again, looking for rooms for their services. From 1891 onwards, the Salt Church was used for this purpose - https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/472212 - but it quickly became too small. Initial attempts to build a new church failed. The Trinity Church was not built until 1924-26. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreifaltigkeitskirche_(Tangerm%C3%BCnde)#Geschichte

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