위르겐샤겐 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

A beautiful place with a wonderful view.

Time stood still there.

Beautiful place, with an even better village shop!

Highly recommended as a coffee ride destination, note normal opening hours 9am-1pm

The Groß Kessin Church belongs to the group of larger, mostly vaulted brick village churches in the greater Wismar area, such as Zurow, Proseken, and Hohenkirchen. It is a single-nave, elongated church building from the first half of the 13th century with five bays and a five-eighths end in the chancel. The tower, dating from 1741, is a brick-walled wooden tower, a rare feature in the region. With its squat spire, the church makes a defensive impression and is reminiscent of Luther's hymn "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God..."

We were there too.

In 1233, Bernitt was first mentioned as a village belonging to Rühn Monastery. The municipality's coat of arms depicts a crossed hoe and abbot's staff, surrounded by three apples and a plowshare – a reference to the village's agricultural origins and its former affiliation with Rühn Monastery. The church is a three-part fieldstone building with a chancel, nave, and octagonal tower – similar to that in Neukirchen. It was built around 1240–1280, but the tower was added in the 15th century.

A must-see in Kurzen Trechow is the old manor house. Here, too, we encounter traces of the Cistercians. The description of the manor house's history states that the wedge pockets in the carved boulders bear witness to the building technique that the Cistercians introduced to the region.