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Fieldstone church from the 13th century, renovated in 1763. Square west tower from 1886, brick bell tower

The church was built in the 13th century and has remained a ruin since its destruction in 1440.

The large meadow with a playground and a few benches is certainly the most pleasant place to spend time at the Oberpfuhl and in the Lychen town area. Boats can dock, and you could even go on a boat tour yourself, but unfortunately, there's no suitable swimming spot. No water treading either. - Still. It's absolutely idyllic here, not least because of the beautiful tall trees and the peninsula-like shape of the area.

An incredibly solid masonry of precisely hewn fieldstones characterizes this fairly well-preserved ruin. Considering that it has remained in this condition since 1440, this is also quite astonishing. The original church was built in the mid-13th century and fell victim to a major war. Lychen was conquered in the Pomeranian-Brandenburg War (1329-1333).

Every avenue has some kind of beauty. Linden trees are planted very frequently, and these ones here aren't nearly as old as those in other places. In short, why this particular access road to Annenwalde was chosen as Avenue of the Year 2012 is beyond me.

Like all avenues, this one is quite beautiful, but by no means so stunning that one would immediately start raving about it. There are many more atmospheric and attractive avenues. The award ceremony in 2012 is probably more of a publicity stunt or perhaps due to that. After all, the well-known glass artist Werner Kothe was in town and busy working.

The Hohenlychen Sanatorium was a complex of sanatoriums in Lychen, Uckermark, that operated from 1902 to 1945. It was originally founded in 1902 to treat children with tuberculosis. During World War II, the sanatorium was used as a Waffen-SS hospital.

According to the information board: Construction of the town church began immediately after the town's founding in the mid-13th century. In the first decades, before the city walls had been built, the church likely served as a refuge for the Lychen population during attacks. The early Gothic fieldstone building, dedicated to John the Baptist since 1302, was expanded and remodeled several times over the centuries. A major fire destroyed the original interior in 1684. During reconstruction, the church received a Baroque high altar and a gallery.