쉬운 슐라니츠제 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Every Friday is schnitzel day. It gets quite busy, so reservations are recommended.

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Shore path from the railway bridge to the viewing point at Schlänitzsee with branching off into Marquardt Castle Park

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A footpath at the Marquardt railway bridge leads you over the Sacrow-Paretzer Canal

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Great dike path located about 20m next to the "normal" walking path.

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Stork's nest at Marquardt Castle (with original clattering)

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Unfortunately, the host is not bothered by racist, homophobic and sexist guests... To quote one of these guests: "Evolution has given Africa and Europe two different reproductive strategies" Now if that isn't pure racism. Tolerating something like that shows exactly the same intolerance!

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Such properties have their charm and make you wonder what it was like here when the castle was still immaculate.

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idyllic hiking trail

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A stork built its nest opposite the church

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The road between Grube and the Voßberg consists of unjointed precast concrete slabs. Very annoying for an unsprung road bike. ☹️

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Directly in front of the church there is a nice bench with a table to rest. Too bad that the 2nd stage of the 66 lakes hike starts here, otherwise I would have taken a break there.

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At the time the place was first mentioned in 1313, there was probably already a church. The current church, built as a typical manor and patron church, was consecrated on October 8, 1901

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beautiful view of the lake and the ships, several rest areas and a small beach

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spacious park with bathing area at the Schlänitzsee

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Nice quiet picnic spot with two seating areas. I wouldn't swim because of the many plants in the water...

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Super idyllic place in front of gazebos, not for swimming, just enjoying quietly

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We found the church open, with a sign saying "Open Church". Concerts are also held here in summer. A nice little village church with many old photos of the village and its inhabitants from the past hanging on the walls. We found some of these photos in the village itself - placed where they were taken. A magical idea that reflects the residents' love for their village.

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Neo-Romanesque brick building from 1901 with uniform furnishings from the time of construction, patron crypt

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The church, built in 1745/46, is a rectangular hall made of plastered brick. A square tower with a French dome and a lantern rises to the west. One of the two bronze bells cast by Johann Christian Schultze in Berlin in 1745 has been preserved. The pulpit altar with sawn-out ornaments and a crowning of the eye of God in radiant glory is just as old. The organ with six registers, built in 1890 by Carl Eduard Gesell from Potsdam, stands on the rear wooden gallery.

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One of the bronze bells installed at that time still comes from the foundry of Johann Christian Schultze. The pulpit altar, which was decorated with fretwork ornaments, is also from the original period. The organ from 1890 was made by Carl Eduard Gesell, the owner of what later became the Schuke organ building company.

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