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Here you can be let over the tracks at the push of a button. Cool stuff.

A call barrier secures a level crossing that is rarely used by road users, is usually located in a remote area and often cannot be seen by the responsible barrier attendant. The barriers are always closed and are only opened when necessary - if this can be done safely (see § 11 (17) EBO). If a road user wants to pass through such a level crossing, he reports to the barrier attendant on duty via an intercom. The barrier attendant then opens the barrier - after possibly consulting the dispatchers responsible for the track section to the left or right of the crossing - if the train traffic allows it or announces the opening via the intercom. Since he cannot usually see the level crossing, the user is asked to report the evacuation to the attendant. In exceptional cases, the attendant may listen to the noises at the level crossing via the intercom and then close the barriers again. Before closing the barriers, he announces the closing via the intercom. Rarely, one or more cameras are installed to ensure greater security.

The St. Georg Foundation is a church foundation and diaconal institution in a listed building. The building is a one-story neo-Gothic building made of red and yellow brick. The turquoise entrance door and window frames are striking. A nice photo opportunity!

as one of the few stations on this route, this building has become really chic

There is a lot to discover and see around Grevesmühlen train station!

is one of the oldest in Bleese. This place name was identical to the large local estate that had been in operation here since the 13th century. In 1921 he became ducal Agreement to Lützow changed. The estate was now owned by the von Lützow family, an important line of nobles in the service of Prussia. Castle and manor park are well preserved, on the other side of Wittenburger Straße.

Here is the oldest and largest beech avenue in northern Germany. The 300 meter long avenue has been placed under special protection by the then district administrator since 1939. Due to a lack of enzyme, the leaves develop red leaves instead of the typical green leaf color. Thanks to this gene mutation, the avenue is characterized by a wonderful play of colors, especially in spring.

Grevesmühlen station is on the Lübeck – Bad Kleinen railway line. Here the Regional Express line RE4 runs every hour. Cyclists should - if they do not want to get onto the track next to the main building, best push their bike over the crossing, which is located in the east of the station area; it is the only barrier-free way to the opposite platform. Otherwise the bike has to be carried through the railway underpass to the other track.