부슈비츠‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 동굴

Ralswiek 성은 루겐 섬에서 가장 눈에 띄는 건축물 중 하나입니다. 역사적인 건축물과 Großer Jasmunder Bodden 바로 옆의 그림 같은 위치를 결합합니다. 특히 유명한 아르누보 예술가 Henry van de Velde가 디자인한 실내 장식(특히 홀과 계단)을 포함한 화려한 내부는 꼭 볼 만합니다.

NVA와 붉은 군대가 이곳에 자리 잡고 Dwasieden의 성 공원을 자신들의 목적에 맞게 조성했습니다. 역사적으로 어느 시점에서는 오늘날에도 여전히 으스스합니다.

Right next to the path, doors and windows are open.

The largest building on the site by the heating plant. You should wear sturdy shoes and the staircase has no railing. Something for explorers.

A very beautiful hunting lodge

Anyone who wanders the island of Rügen with a keen eye will notice them again and again: extensively renovated manor houses and stately palaces. Sadly, however, two of the most magnificent buildings have been lost – the princely Putbus Palace and the "white palace by the sea," Dwasieden Palace. The Sassnitz district of Dwasieden is somewhat hidden in the southwest of the traditional port town, which usually attracts tourists primarily for its maritime flair and as the gateway to Jasmund National Park with its famous chalk cliffs. Here, on a hill above the Baltic Sea, there once stood one of the most beautiful parks in all of Northern Germany and, with Dwasieden Palace, the most valuable building on the island of Rügen. Today, nothing remains of all this splendor except for a huge complex of ruins in the middle of the forest. In addition to the demolition of the castle in 1948, this is also due to the decades-long military use of the area, beginning in 1934 with the Nazi Navy, its use as a refugee and quarantine camp immediately after the war, and culminating in the use of the East German People's Navy. What the future holds for Dwasieden is still largely up in the air. Plans to establish a large spa resort here have so far come to nothing. https://www.ostseeappartements-ruegen.de/blog/insider-tipps/lost-places-auf-ruegen-das-schloss-dwasieden.php

Carnitze was first mentioned in a document in 1314. In the following centuries, there were not only several changes of ownership, but Karnitz was also partly desolate. Ultimately, in 1782 only the actual estate remained, but without any associated farms. Around 1834/1835, today's hunting lodge was built in the Tudor Gothic style for Count Guido von Usedom. Hermann Ruperti took over the Karnitz manor including the castle in 1868. In 1930 the property was owned by Dr. Baron von Vietinghoff. This was affected by expropriation in 1945. Refugee families were accommodated in the castle and the park was partially converted into gardens. The basement of Karnitz Castle served as a school around 1956, as a kindergarten in 1962 and was finally converted into a restaurant in 1964. Between 1966 and 1969: extensive measures were taken to preserve the value of the castle, some of which were carried out by local residents themselves. In 1971 the castle park was placed under nature conservation. Six years later, the facade of the castle was renovated. The restaurant was renovated in 1977 and closed in 1989. In 1991, a complete facade renovation was carried out based on the planned use as a hotel at the time. In 2006, Gerhard Strotkamp acquired the Karnitz hunting lodge. Under him, a summer café was built in the castle park as well as self-used commercial space in the castle itself. https://xn--schlsser-auf-rgen-2zb8j.de/schloesser-auf-ruegen/jagdschloss-karnitz/

Dwasieden the white castle by the sea or rather a lost place. But please be careful, it is not entirely without problems. There are holes in the ground and in some places the fuel bunker smells of diesel