그로스 판코우(프리니츠) 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

A beautiful little church and the highlight of Helle.

A truly beautiful, historic building in a prominent location. There's much to discover around it; it's well worth spending some time there. The church tower was raised by one story in the 15th century and covered with a new tent roof. This additional story houses the clock and the bell frame.

A very well-designed rest area with benches and tables. The roof provides shade and, if needed, protection from the rain. Very useful and the perfect place for a break. Brilliantly done!

A pretty little biotope. There's also a bench by the pond, ideal for a short rest.

The Prignitz Narrow Gauge Railway Museum in Lindenberg is dedicated to the history of the former Prignitz narrow gauge railway, which connected large parts of the region from the end of the 19th century and primarily served passenger and freight transport. The museum is housed in an original, preserved warehouse of the former station and uses models, photographs, documents, and historical exhibits to illustrate the development of the railway, affectionately known as "Pollo." The exhibition is complemented by the Prignitz Museum Railway, where a restored section of track is once again operated with historic carriages. The museum combines technological history with regional identity and is a popular destination for railway enthusiasts and cyclists in the Prignitz region.

The Prignitz narrow-gauge railway "Pollo" operates today as a museum railway on a historic narrow-gauge line in the Prignitz region. It commemorates the narrow-gauge railways that were of great importance for passenger and freight transport in the region from the late 19th century onwards. On the route between Mesendorf and Lindenberg, the museum train also stops at Brünkendorf station, which is integrated into the regular service as an intermediate stop. The lovingly restored vehicles and stations provide a vivid impression of regional railway history and make the "Pollo" a popular destination for railway enthusiasts.

Brandenburg's unique narrow-gauge railway...🚂 Experience the Prignitz. ⚠️ The next dates are in 2025 or in the coming years. 🚩Halloween rides on October 31, 2025, and ghost banishment on November 1, 2025. 🚩December 6/7: Santa Claus rides With the wish that the "Pollo" association remains active for many years to come ❗️❗️❗️

The eclectic hall church was built in 1913 to replace the dilapidated half-timbered church, designed by Georg Büttner in accordance with the ideas of the Heimat movement, incorporating characteristic Romanesque and Baroque motifs. It consists of a nave, a semicircular choir to the east behind a choir arch, and a church tower at the northwest corner of the nave. The top floor, made of timber framing, houses the bell cage behind the sound arcades designed as bifora. The church tower is capped by an eight-sided, slate-covered, shingled roof. The façade to the west of the nave is topped with a spire gable. The interior is spanned by a segmental-arched, coffered barrel vault. The altarpiece from the previous building, created around 1470, depicting the coronation of Mary, has been preserved.