2의 그로스 라데너 호수가지 명소 & 주요 장소

호수 자체는 예쁘고 맑지만, 정말 특별한 점은 반도 한가운데에 진정성 있게 재건된 슬라브 성입니다. 물가에서 만나는 살아있는 중세 초기 역사의 한 조각이죠.

행사일은 볼 만합니다 www.freilichtmuseum-gross-raden.de

I can understand why our ancestors settled here.

The temple belonged to the first settlement phase and, like the settlement itself, was destroyed by fire around the year 900.

The Groß Radener See, also known as the Binnensee, is located about five kilometers northeast of Sternberg. The approximately 1200 meter long and up to 340 meter wide body of water is part of the Sternberg lake landscape. The lake is divided into a smaller western basin and a larger eastern basin. The water is very clear. The lake is connected to the Trenntsee and Großer Sternberger See via narrow passages. The Slavic castle of Groß Raden is located on a peninsula in the east of the lake. The northern shore is very steep, and this is also where the eponymous town of Groß Raden is located. The lake lies entirely within the city of Sternberg, but borders the municipality of Witzin on the southern shore. The transition to the Trenntsee is swampy. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9F_Radener_See

Mhm Holger writes: it's free in the off-season. That's not entirely true 😅. We were just there and paid €3.50 per person. With that you can visit a small exhibition and the open-air area. Definitely a pretty interesting place to experience history.

In the 9th and 10th centuries, the Warnowers, a Slavic people, settled on the lake, built a mighty ring wall on the (then) island and thus a castle that could only be reached via a bridge, and their village on the headland in front of it. All of this was excavated again (from 1973 onwards), and because everything was well preserved by the moor, it became an open-air museum and we can look at it. Very interesting, highly recommended. (Now in the off-season, the whole thing is even free.)

With jetty and playground