20의 퀴스트리너 볼란트가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Beautiful to look at especially when the wildflowers are blooming.

Beautiful cycle path on the top of the dike.

Delicious fish in different variations and enough space, even in the shade.

It doesn't get any fresher or tastier!

Here you have the opportunity to drive on the top of the dyke on a whole section. The surface is good at the top, but the path is quite narrow. Riding side by side with panniers is demanding. The path at the foot of the dyke is wider and also of very good quality.

Delicious fish dishes, coffee and cake, everything you need after a bike tour. There is also a quiet spot for camping for the night.

The church was solidly built of bricks; its vault rested on 10 strong masonry pillars, 5 of which stood on each side. The pulpit was on the central pillar on the north side; Opposite her, on the side of the castle, lay the margrave's pew on a gallery. The ceiling of the latter featured many allegorical representations; the figures of faith, love, hope, perseverance, and devotion were here set in beautiful paintings.; Towards the nave, however, this loggia was closed off by the electoral coat of arms and a long hanging scarlet curtain. The pulpit was richly gilded wood carving; on its parapet were the twelve apostles with the four evangelists; but the front of the sound cover bore the figure of the resurrected prince of life in a halo with the cross-decorated flag of victory. Then the work gradually tapered upwards, like a Gothic tower with openwork; the top pommel carried a pelican feeding his young with the heart's blood, the ancient symbol of salvation, in a gilded nest. Above the preacher hovered the dove-form of the Holy Spirit, constantly moving; behind him lay the bleeding head of John the Baptist, already mentioned above, on a golden dish.

After a breakout, the bridgehead at Küstrin offered the direct route to Berlin and it could accommodate a large number of tanks that had to be brought across the river at other attack points. The next obstacle was the Seelow Heights. On Easter Sunday, April 1, 1945, the two marshals Zhukov and Konev were in Moscow to report to Stalin and the State Defense Committee. An attack plan had to be drawn up within two days. Zhukov declared that the main attack would come from the Oder bridgehead, which was now "forty-four kilometers long." Six armies, including two tank armies and "including the advancing troops [...] 768,000 men, were to be deployed here. Zhukov hoped to be able to set up at least 250 guns per kilometer in the Küstrin bridgehead." The date for this final offensive was set for April 16, 1945. By the time the attack began, 4,500 artillery positions had been built in the Küstrin bridgehead, 636 kilometers of connecting trenches and 25 bridges had been built over the Oder, many of them "underwater bridges." In addition, there were huge supplies of ammunition, fuel and food. The 16th Air Army was assigned to this front.