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Beautifully idyllic.

Alt Langerwisch was first mentioned in a document in 1287 (alterius Langherwisch), with the name Wische referring to a peat-rich meadow that separated Old and New Langerwisch. In addition to agriculture, trade and crafts were primarily practiced in this street-green village. The village green was the center for many decades and centuries. Here, between the manor house (Old Castle, now the Asado Restaurant) and the former church, is the Truhe Inn, a butcher's shop, benches (including the digital carpool bench), and, in the center, a memorial stone for the 17 Old Langerwisch citizens who fell in World War I. It's a shame that the Old Langerwisch windmill no longer stands. Here, in a field northwest behind the green, you can only see its base.

The new bike path is being built here, which will then continue towards Saarmund/Potsdam Rehbrücke. I'm really looking forward to it.

Such a cool street name

The nose 😉

If someone has the leisure to visit this cemetery, they can also include the Südwestfriedhof in Stahnsdorf a little further away (bring time with you) because there are gaps in knowledge that will be filled

Hall church from 1597 with six-sided choir. West transept tower, 17th century tower roof with lantern

The gate no longer exists in this form; it was demolished to allow construction vehicles access to Hakeburg.