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이 건물은 뮐렌토르포어슈타트(Mühlentorvorstadt) 항구(페네(Peene) 강 근처)에 있으며, 클라이너 슈파이허(Kleiner Speicher)(뮐렌토르포어슈타트 8a / 뮐렌슈트라세(Mühlenstraße)) 및 암 슈파이허(Am Speicher) 건물(뮐렌토르포어슈타트 1, 현재 노인 주택)과 함께 옛 곡물 창고 단지를 이룹니다. 두 창고는 항구에서 서로 바로 마주보고 있습니다.

로이츠는 1701년 대화재와 여러 전쟁(특히 7년 전쟁)으로 인한 피해에서 18세기 후반에 이르러서야 회복되었습니다. 시청사는 오랜 침체기를 거쳐 도시가 다시 부흥했음을 보여주는 가시적인 증거입니다.

1325년 이후, 도시 성벽(주로 필드스톤으로 만들어짐)과 네 개의 문이 세워졌습니다. 이는 뤼겐 계승 전쟁 중의 분쟁과 페네 강변에서의 도시 방어와 관련하여 이루어졌습니다.

The building dates back to the hospital chapel of the St. Jürgen or Georgen Hospital, located northeast of the city in the Middle Ages. The chapel is depicted with a pointed tower on the Loitz veduta at the edge of the Lubin map. Dowager Duchess Sophie Hedwig had the building rebuilt as a cemetery chapel in 1619. The hospital's former cemetery was then used as the municipal cemetery. The round-arched Renaissance portal dates from this period. During the occupation of Swedish Pomerania by Napoleonic troops in 1807, the chapel served as a powder magazine. It was then used as a warehouse and mortuary until it was restored as a church in 1857. During renovations required in 1953, it was renamed the Luther Church. It is used by the parish as a winter church. On the south wall of the church are the gravestones of the royal Swedish district captain of Loitz, Michael Christian Schulemann (1668–1724), and the regimental pastor and assessor of the war consistory, Christian Friderici († 1709).

A great vantage point overlooking the Randow loop of the Peene.

St. Jacobi is the third of Greifswald's three Gothic brick churches. It was built in the 13th century when a new town was being built. St. Jacobi's Church was particularly connected with the university: the students of the arts faculty had to attend the services and from 1889 to 1989 the academic services took place here.

The small town of Griebenow between Greifswald and Grimmen surprises with a castle, a pretty church and seems to be out of time.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Demmin town hall was rebuilt according to historical models.