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The Dalldorf church, built in 1911, is a small but imposing church. It is not only the focal point for the parish, but also of great importance to village life as a whole. However, the first Dalldorf church was demolished in the 19th century due to dilapidation and then replaced at a different location in 1911. It was destroyed there in 1943 and rebuilt in 1952, without being dedicated to a saint or equipped with an organ.

Krottorf Castle is a lowland castle that was secured by the Bode and the moats fed by it. After the original castle was destroyed in 1363, a fortified complex with buildings in the Renaissance style was not built until the 16th century and expanded by the then owner around 1890; parts of the rampart and moats are still preserved. The castle's enclosed courtyard is open to visitors. Source: Wikipedia

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Only a rest area is still usable here. Apart from that, one can only guess what used to happen here.

It's nice that the statue is now restored

The 5 meter high monument is intended to commemorate the re-establishment of the German Empire.

Great and nearby highlight

The Leuckfeld chronicle (1509) shows that Pope Julius mentioned the church in Heteborn. A church had previously stood in the same place. The church was completely destroyed in 1636 in a fire and looting of the site. In 1714, the cathedral provost of Halberstadt promised a new building, which was completed the following year. The sponsors were "the royal majesty, the ducal Magdeburg and Halberstadt princely house". However, the original altar, a gift from the Neustadt church in Quedlinburg (today's Nikolaikirche), was installed elsewhere, and the origin of the Heteborn altar is not entirely clear. The consecration took place on the Sunday after Trinity by Pastor Lankfeld (Gröningen). Source: Wikipedia