Old Town Hall, Szczecin

The Gothic gabled house (“Gotisches Giebelhaus”) is the oldest preserved example of domestic architecture in Anklam. It was…

The 32-metre-high Stone Gate is the last of the four original city gates. It used to be part of a double gate complex like the one in…

Das imposante Wirtschaftsgebäude ist dreischiffig angelegt und besaß drei Geschosse sowie drei weitere Speicherböden. Ein Teil des Gebäudes…

Located on the market square is the best-preserved medieval town hall in the Land of Brandenburg, serving as the seat of the city…

The former Franciscan monastery, today the Kulturquartier Mönchenkloster, was built around 1500. The Lutherans in the city were a thorn in…

St. Mary’s Church (“St.-Marien-Kirche”) on Nordermarkt was begun in 1284, the year the city was founded, as a three…

St. Nikolas‘ Church (“St. Nikolai-Kirche”) on Südermarkt market square is a three-aisled stepped hall church with massive round…

The oldest parish church in the old town is the late Romanesque St. John’s Church (“St. Johannis-Kirche”) from the 12th…

The former Cistercian monastery Zinna is only 3 km away from Jüterbog. It was founded in 1170 by the Archbishop of Magdeburg. The Late…

The town hall (“Rathaus”) is one of the most important municipal buildings of the Middle Ages in Brandenburg. It dates back to…