A natural lake in the state of Saxony-Anhalt, Strandbad Arendsee is an ideal summer destination for a peaceful getaway from the bustling city. Pristine, golden sand and lush green lawns surround the lake, making it a great spot for a family outing or to spend an an enjoyable time with friends. The area also boasts of a volleyball court, playground and aqua park suitable for children and adults alike.
Constructed in the year 1240, Kloster Arendsee is a Romanesque-style brick structure in Germany. Located less than a mile away from Arendsee, it is a former Benedictine Monastery which is the parish church of the Evangelical Lutheran parish Arendsee in the present day. The monastery grounds based about 10 meters (32.80 feet) above sea level hold the ruins of the former monastery buildings, a former nuns’ cemetery, a monastery garden, a bell tower, a museum, few old buildings, fish ponds, and many old deciduous trees.
The Westhavelland Nature Park is located in the Brandenburg federal state of Germany. The park covers an area of 1315 square kilometers (507.72 square miles) and is primarily in the district of Havelland. Wetlands and layered marshes dominate the landscape, and attract numerous species of migratory birds. The magnificent landscape is truly a breathtaking sight to behold as the flocks of birds take flight, the sunset hues borne upon their wings. The park is also home to animals like otters, and protects over 250 endangered species of plants. Designated as the First Dark Sky Reserve, it is a haven for stargazers.
One of the prime things to do in Stendal, a visit to the Tiergarten is mandatory for the young and old alike. Witness majestic animals such as Siberian tigers, Black Bear, Northern Lynx and more as they go about their lives for a nominal price. Also offering guided tours, the zoo also has facilities to host birthday parties which are especially popular among young children.
Wunderblutkirche St. Nikolai was an important pilgrimage destination till the 16th Century for many pilgrims around the world. The church housed the three hosts which survived a fire breakout in the 14th Century and thus were considered to be a miracle, resulting in the popularity of the church. The church altar has parts dating back to the 15th Century and the pulpit dates from the 17th Century. The church is a major tourist attraction and is also used for conducting several musical concerts, exhibitions and lectures.
Wunderblutkirche St. Nikolai was an important pilgrimage destination till the 16th Century for many pilgrims around the world. The church housed the three hosts which survived a fire breakout in the 14th Century and thus were considered to be a miracle, resulting in the popularity of the church. The church altar has parts dating back to the 15th Century and the pulpit dates from the 17th Century. The church is a major tourist attraction and is also used for conducting several musical concerts, exhibitions and lectures.
Built in the 15th and 16th century, the city hall has mostly been constructed in the Gothic style. The Renaissance rooftop is especially impressive.
The former hospital of the monastery is home to a local history collection.
This medieval-era field-stone church received its present makeover, replete with baroque elements, in the 18th Century. Lovers of church music can admire the large Reubke organ here.
This 15th century brick tower used to be a part of the middle-age fortification wall.