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Beautiful village church

The trail is good

There is a lot to discover and see around Grevesmühlen train station!

The simple brick Gothic church from the 14th century stands on a steep hill above the Stepenitz and the former water mill. It consists of a nave with a straight east end. The late Gothic, massive, square west tower with a hipped roof opens up to the nave in full height. The extension on the south side took place later. The pulpit dates from 1680 and the altarpiece with five paintings (Last Supper, Crucifixion, Ascension, Sermon on the Mount and Legislation) from 1698 and the altar cabinets from 1691. Century. Several tombstones in the south hall date from the 17th century. The organ prospectus with Rückpositiv from 1671 goes back to David Georg Briegel from Lübeck, son of Michael Beriegel, and organ builder Sager. It was moved here in 1723 from the Johanniter Church in Groß Eichsen by Hans Hantelmann, who created a new organ behind it. Today's internal work comes from Carl Börger from 1884. The instrument has eleven registers, which are divided between two manuals and a pedal. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorfkirche_M%C3%BChlen_Eichsen

The manor house Mühlen Eichsen was built in the middle of the 19th century as a very typical mansion in neo-Gothic architecture with pointed arched windows. From 1945 the manor house served communal purposes and as a residential building. After 1989 it was partially renovated and then used by the community. In March 2006, the association for the support of mentally ill and handicapped people in Northwest Mecklenburg opened a socio-therapeutic facility here. The manor house is surrounded by a well-tended park. https://www.auf-nach-mv.de/reiseziel/a-gutshaus-muehlen-eichsen

Next to the church there are some beautiful old thatched farmhouses. Behind the last farmhouse on the left in the direction of Schönfeld, a little-used path leads to the stone bridge that crosses the Stepenitz. Behind this bridge, a path leads right past the Stepenitz and Wendelstorfer to Wendelstorf and then on to the entrance to Dalberg. The path is also easily passable by bike.

The manor house has been restored and is well maintained. The church is definitely worth seeing. If you have time, you should go a few 100 m further across the parking lot next to the church. It's worth it, the view of the church is completely different and the small reservoir of the Stepenitz is idyllically situated.

The visitor will find this simple brick church on a steep hill. It was built in the 14th century. The west tower of the church was built in the late Gothic style and shows a striking hipped roof. Inside the church you can see that this roof is open all the way up to the nave. The south side of the church was added later.