20의 사노우가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Anklam에 있는 매우 아름다운 장소로, 머물고 싶게 만듭니다.

Beautiful historic buildings in the town

The Hanseatic and Lilienthal town of Anklam with 12,331 inhabitants (2019) was first mentioned in 1243 as an oppidum (settlement) and in 1264 as a civitas (town). Around 1400, a two-storey 40 × 14 meter Gothic town hall was built in the middle of Anklam's market square with the representative pillar gables. The striking large roof turret dates from 1549. The facades were remodeled in the Renaissance style. In 1842, the building was demolished along with the rest of the market buildings without any plans for a new building. The administration moved into the extended and converted former garrison hospital in Brüderstraße (later the Zur Heimat hostel). In 1876, the town hall moved to the Peene in the converted main customs office (previously Haus Buschick). The building, which was extended in 1904 with a tower extension, was destroyed by bombs in 1945.[2] After the town hall was destroyed, the administration was temporarily housed in the Käthe Kollwitz School until the new building was built. The three-storey building on the market was built in 1950/52 in a functionally representative form as an eleven-axis plastered building. Stylistically, the town hall can be classified between the traditional pre-war design language and a moderate socialist classicism. The representative natural stone entrance aligned with the central axis of the market with the crowning city coat of arms and the window frames are the dominant decorative elements, along with the side arcades with pillars made of rusticated masonry. After 1991, the gently sloping hipped roof was given a steel ridge turret with a tower clock. The original building concept probably envisaged an extension of the house over the entire north side of the market square. The old building structure on the northeast corner of the market seems to have prevented further expansion of the town hall. This is probably also the reason for the decentralized arrangement of the entrance in the facade and the arcade that was originally only present in the west. The eastern arcade was only added after 1991. The city council meets in the town hall at Am Markt 3 and the mayor and department 2 with financial management have their headquarters. Other parts of the city administration are located in town hall II at Burgstrasse 15 and at Frauenstrasse 12. Source https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rathaus_Anklam

Beautiful view of the Peene from the bridge

The Anklam stone gate from the 13th century is a city gate, the only surviving city gate in the Hanseatic city of Anklam.

Until 2000, old prefabricated buildings still stood on the market square. By 2018, excavations had secured the foundations of the old town hall, which was located in the middle of the square. The prefabricated buildings were demolished and replaced by typical market buildings. The market square has inscriptions in the ground that reflect the history of Anklam and the Greifenbrunnen was placed in the middle of the square. Over the last 20 years, the market square has developed into a very beautiful central square!

From the bridge you have a good view, both of the Peene, the harbor and the western side of Anklam with the city skyline and St. Mary's Church. From here you can easily watch sunsets.

Nice atmosphere for a little treat in between.