레그데/퀴초벨 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The cycle path always has something to offer, whether summer or winter.

In total, the Quitzöbel defense group consists of four defense systems. It is the last barrage of the Havel. The Quitzöbel defense group protects the Havel lowlands from Elbe floods, serves to cut off a flood crest of the Elbe, regulates the water level of the Lower Havel and enables the Elbe to increase in low water levels.

The Qitzöbel, Neuwerben and Gnevsdorf weirs have been extensively renovated and expanded in recent years because new design limits for floods were set after the extreme flood in 2013. became. The archers and towers have to stay in the weir at 28.40 m above sea level.

The Gothic brick church in Quitzöbel was built around 1500 and rebuilt and expanded in 1876. The east gable with its twin panels still shows its original condition. You should find a notice at the church listing the contact persons. Here you can ask for the key and look inside the church.

there is a whole series of locks here

The weir group consists of the old arm weir with a boat lock and the penetration weir fish pass. The two weirs were built between 1935 and 1937 and are operated by the Waterways and Shipping Administration. Both weirs regulate the Havel outflow including flood relief from the Havel to the Elbe via the Gnevsdorfer receiving water.

The Weir Group Quitzöbel regulates the discharge and the flow rate of the Havel, which used to flow further upstream into the Elbe. In order to avoid backwater in the Havel and its floodplain when the Elbe level is too high, for example, the Havel is diverted further down the Elbe via the Gnevsdorfer receiving water.

If locked, then simply call one of the numbers given for the interior design, which is worth seeing, will come within a few minutes. It's worth it 🤩