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Störkanal을 따라 이 다리를 지나게 되는데, 여기서 운하의 멋진 전망을 볼 수 있습니다. 다리 바로 앞에는 작은 휴식을 위한 벤치와 테이블이 있습니다.

Ludwigslust는 매력적인 도시이지만, 종종 혼란을 야기하는 한 가지 작은 특징이 있습니다. 바로 Ludwigslust에는 중세 성벽이 없었다는 것입니다. 메클렌부르크의 많은 오래된 도시들(Schwerin 또는 Rostock와 같은)이 거대한 성벽과 방어탑으로 보호되었던 반면, Ludwigslust는 비교적 '젊은' 도시입니다. 18세기에 설계 도면 위에서 바로크식 레지던스 도시로 계획되었습니다. 돌로 된 방어 시설 대신 Ludwigslust에는 아키세(세금 징수) 벽 또는 단순한 울타리가 있었습니다. 이것들은 군사적 목적이 아니라 경제적 목적을 위한 것이었습니다.

There is also an information board here.

simply wonderful

Bumpy cycling and quite enjoyable, if a bit monotonous for me. Since this HL has been posted a dozen times, I'm not giving it a thumbs up.

Well, it's just a bridge with a moderate surface over a canal. The view is somewhat reminiscent of canals in Holland.

Here, where the Mühlengraben flows into the Störkanal, the Waldlewitz River begins on the opposite side. The Gaartz Bridge, built in 2003, is only accessible to pedestrians and cyclists. Until 1989, a bascule bridge stood at this location, which had to be operated by boatmen using a hand winch. A view from the bridge over the Störkanal in both directions is a real treat! From the Gaartz Bridge, you have three options for continuing your exploration of the Waldlewitz: Cross the bridge and follow the forest paths to Göhren or Tramm (approx. 5 km). If you turn right, you will reach the tranquil Lewitz village of Jamel in approximately 4.5 km. If you follow the unpaved path along the Störkanal, you will reach the Breiter Graben after about 2 km. Here, turn right and after another 2 km you will reach the Friedrichsmoor hunting lodge, built in 1791. In summer, it's especially pleasant to linger in the castle courtyard and enjoy the house's specialties. The path is natural.

Banzkow's potato mouse, made of stone, has stood in the village square since 2000 and warmly welcomes all guests from near and far. This special mouse is dressed in original costumes for various village occasions and stands at the center of several typical boulders, each adorned with medals from state, national, and European competitions. The potato mouse was created to celebrate the 700th anniversary of the municipality of Banzkow and has since become an integral part of the community. It is available not only as a large wooden mouse made from a Lewitz oak tree in the Mirow district, but also as a small souvenir version and as a living original with an ID card as resident number 2235. The stone mouse is made of granite stones.