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The massive, rectangular church tower was added in 1480/82 to the previous church, which had been demolished at the beginning of the 16th century. The roof structure of the subsequently rebuilt nave was dendrochronologically dated to 1514. The top floor of the church tower houses the bell cage behind the sound arcades designed as bifora. The stepped jambs of the windows and portals were constructed of rounded brick. The massive buttresses were added to the east wall of the nave only in the 18th/19th century. The gable has three rows of blind arches.

Cycle path next to the road

The organ, built in 1873, originated in the organ workshop of Adolf Reubke in Hausneindorf in the Harz Mountains. It has 40 stops distributed across three manuals and a pedal. The dispositional changes made over the years were reversed in 1995 during a general cleaning and partial restoration. The organ is the only surviving Reubke organ of its size and is also the largest Romanesque organ of the 19th century in the state of Brandenburg.

The Stift zum Heiligengrabe Monastery, a former Cistercian monastery, is the only almost completely preserved monastery in Brandenburg that has been in continuous use since its founding. In 1998, it was designated a cultural monument of national importance. Today, the monastery serves as a meeting place, a cultural center, and a spiritual center. A wide variety of events take place here: devotions, concerts, conferences, retreats, and seminars of various kinds, from bread baking to wild herb weekends, to writing and ceramics courses. You can stay here, book a retreat, relax, or even go hunting. The youth construction workshop of the German Foundation for Monument Protection operates here. A monastery shop is open for purchase. Weddings are possible here, as are excursions, both individual and organized, to the surrounding area and further afield. Guided tours are available, and overnight stays are available. From Heiligengrabe, you can take the train to Wittstock or Berlin/Gesundbrunnen and Wittenberge. Further information https://www.klosterstift-heiligengrabe.de/

Along the cycle path are a chain of lakes, including the Obersee, which you can cycle to directly. But be careful, you have to find your way.

The "Bassewitz fountain" was inaugurated in 2007 based on a design by the artist Jan Witte-Kropius for the 770th anniversary of the town of Kyritz. The depiction of the brave Kyritz women who are said to have poured hot porridge over the head of the robber baron Bassewitz is a successful realization of the artist's idea and the Bassewitz legend. The Bassewitz fountain was awarded the "Monument of the Month" by the AG Historische Stadtkerne des Landes Brandenburg in October 2007. The texts of the "Sayings on the pillars of the Bassewitz fountain" can be found at: https://www.kyritz.de/verzeichnis/visitenkarte.php?mandat=139636

very pretty little place

The church is a baroque plastered building in the form of a hall with a picturesque tower whose weather vane bears the year 1743.