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lakania Says: The "emperor station" - originally also "prince pavilion" - is situated just next to the trainstation. So, if you come in by train you can't miss it. It was originally built in 1913 as a reception building for the daughter of emperor Wilhelm II., Victoria Luise, and her...
lakania Says: The “Kurfuerstendenkmal” – a memorial to the man who saved us from a Swedish invasion. It was built in 1738 in memory of the successful battle of the cure prince Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg against Sweden. It shows the large cure prince in the dressing of a Roman...
St-Marien-Andreas Kirche (church)
lakania Says: The “St-Marien-Andreas”church stands in the old part of town and only recently got its spire back. The whole town was bombed to the ground in the last days of the second world war and it took 50 years for that spire to be rebuilt. Have a look inside and maybe your’re lucky...
lakania Says: The “Bismarckturm” – a tower named after Bismarck (former imperial chancellor) on a little hill overlooking the town. In the last days of the second world war the tower was strongly damaged but was finally restored again in 2003.
lakania Says: You can go cycling around town and through the countryside (forests, fields, lakes, rivers, villages). It’s pretty flat all around and they’ve built lots of cycle paths which make for pleasant rides for hours.
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You can go cycling around town and through the countryside (forests, fields, lakes, rivers, villages). It’s pretty flat all around and they’ve built lots of...
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Well, this is where I was born. A little town just about an hour west of Berlin in a lovely landscape called "Havelland". There are lots of lakes, rivers and forests and it's all quite picturesque.......
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