List of architectural monuments in Bad Belzig

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The list of monuments in Bad Belzig lists all the monuments of the Brandenburg city of Bad Belzig and its districts. The basis is the publication of the state monument list as of December 31, 2019. The ground monuments are listed in the list of ground monuments in Bad Belzig .

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The columns contain the following information:

  • ID-No .: The number is assigned by the Brandenburg State Office for Monument Preservation . A link after the number leads to the entry about the monument in the monument database. The word Wikidata can also be found in this column ; the corresponding link leads to information on this monument at Wikidata.
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  • Official designation: Designation in the official lists of the Brandenburg State Office for Monument Preservation. A link behind the name leads to the Wikipedia article about the monument.
  • Description: the description of the monument
  • Image: a picture of the monument and, if applicable, a link to further photos of the monument in the Wikimedia Commons media archive

General

ID no. location Official name description image
09190595
 
Beelitz
( location )
Monument area statutes of the city of Beelitz The area comprises the area of ​​the old town within and including the city fortifications, the castle area with the Sandberg settlement and the approaches of suburban development in the northwest, north and east. The borders are Mühlgrabendamm and Niemöllerstrasse in the west, Ernst-Thälmannstrasse and Puschkinstrasse in the east, Freigraben and Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse in the east, railway line and Bricciusberg in the south.
Monument area statutes of the city of Beelitz [1]

Architectural monuments in the districts

Bad Belzig

ID no. location Official name description image
09191340
 
( Location ) Alte Poststraße, section from Lütte via Belzig and Raben to Groß Marzehns BW
09190042
 
( Location ) City Church of St. Mary The Protestant town church was probably built in the first half of the 13th century. Most of the church from this period is still preserved, even though parts have been expanded. The altarpiece and the pulpit date from around 1660.
City Church of St. Mary
09190045
 
( Location ) Remains of the city wall on the church square, on the city moat, on the wall and in the Mauerstrasse Remnants of the city wall made of field stones have been preserved in several places. Observation towers were built into the wall. The city wall and moat served to fortify the city. The city gates formed the entrances, remains have been preserved in the ground. (Castle gate, Sandberger, Wiesenburger and Brandenburg gate).
Remains of the city wall on the church square, on the city moat, on the wall and in the Mauerstrasse
09191004
 
At the train station 1-4, 6, 9, 11
( location )
Belzig station with the following structures: reception building of the state railway with restaurant, waiting room, toilets and ice cellar (No. 11), building inspection building (No. 9), water station "Wasserwerk" (No. 6), goods shed with loading ramps on both sides, reception building of the Brandenburg city railway (No. 3), residential building (No. 1), double residential building (No. 2), warehouse (fuel storage), residential building (No. 4), goods shed, locomotive and wagon hall, "Big" signal box The state railway building on the 195 km long railway line Berlin - Güsten - Blankenheim was built in 1879. The goods shed east of the reception building and the water station also date from the same time. The extensions to the station building were made between 1900 and 1914. In the summer of 2010, the Belziger Stadtwerke bought the building, and after the renovation it was inaugurated under the name "Fläming-Bahnhof Bad Belzig". A visitor and information center has moved in next to the businesses. The urban railway building was built in 1904, and the surrounding residential buildings and the railway inspection opposite the state railway building also date from the same time. In 1938 the building of the railway maintenance office ("Wohnhaus Am Bahnhof 4") was built in the city station, the signal box "Big" dates from the beginning of the 1990s.
Belzig station with the following structures: reception building of the state railway with restaurant, waiting room, toilets and ice cellar (No. 11), building inspection building (No. 9), water station "Wasserwerk" (No. 6), goods shed with loading ramps on both sides, reception building of the Brandenburg city railway (No. 3), residential building (No. 1), double residential building (No. 2), warehouse (fuel storage), residential building (No. 4), goods shed, locomotive and wagon hall, "Big" signal box
09191578
 
( Location ) Bridge structures of the Brandenburg urban railway east of Bad Belzig: overpass of the urban railway over Niemegker Straße, underpass of the urban railway under the state railway
Bridge structures of the Brandenburg city railway east of Bad Belzig: overpass of the city railway over the Niemegker Straße, underpass of the city railway under the state railway
09190046
 
Bahnhofstrasse 14
( location )
manor Manor house, formerly manor II. Part of the von Freyberg family, 1891 master builder and carpenter Steinhaus, who also set up a sawmill. Expropriated in 1946, house occupied until 1996, halls used for exhibitions and as storage rooms.
manor
09190047
 
Bahnhofstrasse 16
( location )
Residential building (formerly part of the Heilig-Geist-Hospital, later prison) Part of the Heilig-Geist-Hospital, probably Katharinenkapelle (mentioned 14th century), one of the oldest buildings in the city. Sold to Brand in 1879, rebuilt as a residential building and office building. In 1899, the Aktien-Brauerei-Gesellschaft Friedrichshöhe, formerly Patzenhofer in Berlin, bought it. (1920 Schultheiß-Patzenhofer-Brauerei Aktiengesellschaft). Beverage distribution until the 1980s. Vacancy until 2004. Renovation by Norbert Eggenstein with archaeological support.
Residential building (formerly part of the Heilig-Geist-Hospital, later prison)
09190048
 
Brandenburger Strasse
( location )
Gertraudenkapelle, in the cemetery The St. Gertraud Hospital Chapel dates from the second half of the 15th century, surrounded by the city cemetery, and used as a cemetery chapel.
Gertraudenkapelle, in the cemetery
09190049
 
Brandenburger Strasse
( location )
Sandstone tombs and three iron grave crosses in the cemetery Stele erected by the Berlin gymnasts for deacon Albert Baur (1803–1886). Stele for Friedrich Dorno (1889–1918), grave slabs and memorial stones for pastors, mill masters and others.
Sandstone tombs and three iron grave crosses in the cemetery
09190050
 
Brandenburger Straße
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Memorial for forced laborers, in the cemetery In 1965 the first memorial for the victims of the Second World War was inaugurated in the Getraudenfriedhof.
Memorial for forced laborers, in the cemetery
09190730
 
Brücker Landstrasse 1
( location )
Catholic Church of St. Boniface with rectory Catholic Church Bonifatius, laying of the foundation stone in 1931, consecrated in 1932.
Catholic Church of St. Boniface with rectory
09190653
 
Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse 4
( location )
villa Landratsvilla, built in 1925, in the GDR district management of the SED, then from 1990 district office, from 2012 conversion for the expansion of the grammar school.
villa
09190651
 
Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse 6
( location )
villa The house of the owner of the starch factory built in 1910, after the Second World War the district court moved in here, in 2004 it was moved to Brandenburg and the house was sold.
villa
09190830
 
Flämingweg 6
( location )
Residential building The country house on Hospitalberg was mentioned at the beginning of the 19th century, it was rebuilt shortly after 1900. The owner owned a share of the vineyard. The locals also call it "Swiss House". It has been the headquarters of the Roger Loewig Foundation since 2009, where Roger Loewig lived.
Residential building
09190051
 
Gliener Strasse 9
( location )
Executioner's farm and serving The house is located in a depression by a former pond on the outskirts. BW
09190063
 
Hermann-Lielje-Straße 3
( location )
sanatorium Built as a lung sanatorium from 1898 to 1900 by the Berlin-Brandenburger Heilstättenverein and the Samuel Bleichröder Foundation, from 1931 set up as a rest home in Belzig-Land by Siemens, from 1939 on hospital 101, expropriated after the end of the war after the lease with Siemens in 1950 according to the land register, as tuberculosis - The sanatorium was managed by the district until 1972. Opened in 1974 after renovation to a sanatorium for cardiovascular diseases. Inaugurated in 1993 as an orthopedic and psychosomatic rehabilitation clinic by the Lielje group of companies after extensive renovation. Transferred to the Oberlinhaus Potsdam Foundation at the end of 2009.
sanatorium
09190052
 
In the green ground
( location )
Roederhof memorial Memorial for the victims of the Belzig women's concentration camp, Ravensbrück subcamp. From 1943, the transports came with the women who had to work under inhuman conditions in the Roederhof ammunition factory in Belzig. On May 1, 1945 death march to Altengrabow , 72 exhausted women remained in the Belzig camp. A memorial event is held every year at the beginning of May.
Roederhof memorial
09190053
 
Kirchplatz 2
( location )
Superintendent building The building was built in 1678 as a residential and office building. The walls of the cellar and the ground floor are probably remnants of the previous medieval building. The upper floor was built in half-timbered construction with brick infills and a profiled cornice and supports the hipped roof. The superintendent is the oldest residential building on the church square and is therefore of particular importance in terms of urban development, architectural history and local history. In 1994 the superintendent in Belzig was closed. The building was exemplarily repaired and restored in 1996/97 and has been used as a residential building suitable for the elderly since 1998. In 1998 the tenants moved into 6 apartments, which were renovated with 1.4 million marks, 70% of which came from urban development funding.
Superintendent building
09190054
 
Kirchplatz 3
( location )
Reissiger House with a memorial plaque The Reissiger House is located between the Superintendent's office and the parish church of Sankt Marien. It was built in 1728 as a school and cantor house. The basement of the previous building has been preserved under the half-timbered building with brick infill. The building is the birthplace of the composer Carl-Gottlieb Reissiger (1798-1859), who was court conductor in Dresden. Since the repair and restoration in 1991/92, the Reissiger House has been used as a residential building and houses the Diakonie office.
Reissiger House with a memorial plaque
09190055
 
Magdeburger Strasse 16
( location )
Residential building The house with the right to brew belonged to a tar peeler, then a master shoemaker and finally the master baker Dorno. It was bought by the Tiede town musician in 1830. In 1877, confectioner Otto Richter bought it. 1905 Mrs. Distiller Rosalie Meyer b. Schinkel and in 1918 catenary supervisor Hermann Wienicke. In the last century people danced in the hall.
Residential building
09190056
 
Magdeburger Strasse 18
( location )
Residential building After the cloth makers, the house was bought by a basket maker in 1877. He was followed by other generations of basket makers. The renovation is still pending.
Residential building
09190057
 
Mauerstraße 3
( location )
Duplex house BW
09190058
 
Mauerstraße 27
( location )
Residential building BW
09191191
 
Mühlenweg 1
( location )
Ölschläger's mill, consisting of the main building, mill jam, sawmill building, shed, stable and gate barn An oil and cutting mill with a garden, a house, a stable, a barn and two board sheds are entered in the land register for Mühlenmeister Mochring. In 1824, mill master Johann Gottlieb Uhlemann bought the mill, which was operated as a paper mill. From 1878 mill master Otto Hermann Oelschlaeger and successor until 1949. Half of the family retains an inheritance, the other half is registered in 1951 as the property of the people - the town council of Belzig is the legal entity. In 1952, the ideal half of the Belzig City Council, as property of the people, passed to VEB Sägewerk II in Belzig as the legal entity. A renovation has now started by the new owner. BW
09190980
 
Niemegker Strasse 6
( location )
Residential building Home of the skinner Otto Barfuß, who first ran the skinner's shop in Niemegk and came to Belzig at the beginning of the last century. His father of the same name was a white tanner. BW
09190059
 
Niemegker Strasse 36
( location )
villa BW
09190873
 
Niemegker Strasse 70
( location )
House "Haus Grundemann" The single-storey, asymmetrically constructed plastered building with a plinth and wall divisions made of red clinker, which is free-standing on a garden plot, is closed off by a mansard roof with interlocking tile roofing and dormer windows. White plastered surfaces, red plinths, pilaster strips, flat-arched lintels and eaves zones as well as green window blinds, dormers and trellises create an appealing color contrast. On the right-hand side of the gable there was originally an arbor with an outside staircase underneath that led to the side entrance (later added and now used as a veranda). After 1945, a porch was built in front of the street-side entrance to the house. After 1923, Reinhold Rupprecht ran a taxi company. During the last years of the war, the Berlin sculptor Hans Krückeberg lived in the house until his death (1952). BW
09190061
 
Niemöllerstrasse 1
( location )
District office, outbuilding (house 2) and garage The district office was built in 1894. It is a two-story brick building in the neo-renaissance style . Today the building is the seat of the district administrator of the Potsdam-Mittelmark district .
District office, outbuilding (house 2) and garage
09190062
 
Niemöllerstrasse 2
( location )
villa Walter Stahlberg, who was mayor of Belzig from 1894 to 1925, moved into the villa built in 1902. Later the doctor Dr. Report. BW
09190064
 
Sandberger Strasse 13
( location )
Residential building BW
09190864
 
Schloßstraße 1–2
( location )
Castle mill The castle mill, mountain mill or castle mill is mentioned more often in old files from 1414 onwards. Torn away by the water in 1639, available again in 1661. From 1873 owned by mill master Otto Dorno, he had married the daughter of the previous owner. The mill burned down in 1887 and the new building took place in the same year. Otto Dorno born In 1914 he practiced his craft until 1959. The mill wheel is preserved in the mill annex. BW
09190065
 
Unit 2 Street
( location )
Residential building with courtyard building (old brewery) After the Thirty Years' War initially built as an administration building with alcove portals by the district governor Fugmann. Around 1700, 65 citizens were allowed to brew in Belzig. Behind this shop, which was also operated as a relaxation, there is a former brewery, built in the 17th century, which still exists, but is in need of renovation. The facade of the house was changed several times and is most recently remembered as the Weichmann drugstore. The heirs put it up for sale. BW
09190626
 
Unit 4 Street
( location )
Residential building
Residential building
09190066
 
Unit 10 Street
( location )
Residential house with courtyard building (old dye works) After the destruction in the city center during the Thirty Years' War, in Belzig was the year of horror in 1636, this house was built in 1638 as an administrative building for the Saxon government. Later it was used as a residential and commercial building with a dyer's house of the blue printing works (additions in the courtyard). The two-storey, representative town house with a gate entrance and a seating niche portal made of sandstone is evidence of Saxon building tradition. The coat of arms above the entrance identifies the official Fugmann. BW
09190067
 
Unit 14 Street
( location )
Residential building Built by Mayor Johann Gottlob Serno in 1789, expanded and redesigned into a commercial building and a wooden canteen factory under Gustav Mentzel. In the possession of the merchant family since 1896. BW
09190627
 
Unit 17 Street
( location )
Residential and commercial building A brewery house of the pharmacist Leidolt with brewery and stable once stood here. Then a joinery was set up there. In the possession of the Schulze family since 1895. Three-story corner house with a hipped roof. It was converted into a fashion store in 1934 under the supervision of the architect Hans Schmidt. Early vaulted cellars under the building. BW
09190765
 
Unit 24 Street
( location )
Residential building BW
09190656
 
Straße der Einheit 35, Ernst-Thälmann-Straße 2
( location )
Fläming high school
Fläming high school
09191467
 
Unit 47 Street
( location )
Residential building BW
09190068
 
Weitzgrunder Weg
( location )
Memorial stone for the Scholl siblings, in front of the school
Memorial stone for the Scholl siblings, in front of the school
09190069
 
Weitzgrunder Weg / Borussiaweg
( location )
Memorial stone for Bruno Kühn
Memorial stone for Bruno Kühn
09190076
 
Lübnitzer Strasse, Gliener Strasse
( location )
Memorial to the Victims of Fascism (OdF), at the post office
Memorial to the Victims of Fascism (OdF), at the post office
09190070
 
Wiesenburger Strasse 1
( location )
Residential building BW
09190071
 
Wiesenburger Strasse 3
( location )
Residential building BW
09190625
 
Wiesenburger Strasse 4
( location )
Basement
Basement
09190072
 
Wiesenburger Strasse 7
( location )
Residential building
Residential building
09190073
 
Wiesenburger Strasse 11
( location )
Memorial plaque for Fritz Reuter on the house BW
09190074
 
Wiesenburger Strasse 17
( location )
Residential building
Residential building
09190075
 
Wiesenburger Strasse 21
( location )
House and courtyard building
House and courtyard building
09190079
 
Wittenberger Strasse
( location )
Mail column The post column is on the corner of Wittenberger Strasse 1 and Bahnhofstrasse. It dates from 1725. It is an obelisk with the coat of arms of Electoral Saxony and the initials of August des Straken .
Mail column
09190077
 
Wittenberger Strasse 1
( location )
Holy Spirit Hospital The Heilig-Geist-Hospital was founded in 1383. In the years 1776–1778 the building was rebuilt after it burned down.
Holy Spirit Hospital
09190078
 
Wittenberger Strasse 4
( location )
House and stable building BW
09190044
 
Wittenberger Strasse 14
( location )
Eisenhardt Castle Eisenhardt Castle (15th century) is the property of the city; it houses a hotel, the city museum and the registry office. Castle cellars and exhibition rooms are used for events. An extensive renovation was carried out with archaeological support. In the process, remnants of the Romanesque predecessor castle (13th century) and chapel were uncovered and the fountain in the courtyard was bricked up.
Eisenhardt Castle
09190043
 
Wittenberger Strasse 16
( location )
Saint Briccius Church, on the hill south of the castle The Briccius Chapel is located in the area of ​​the outer bailey, it was first mentioned in 1161. The burial place of the residents of the former village of Sandberg (incorporated into Belzig in 1914) has surrounded the chapel for centuries . It was named after a Flemish saint. Old grave slabs have been preserved inside.
Saint Briccius Church, on the hill south of the castle

Mountain wood

ID no. location Official name description image
09190081
 
( Location ) Village church The Protestant village church is a late Romanesque building. Inside there is an altarpiece from around 1700.
Village church

Borne

ID no. location Official name description image
09190094
 
( Location ) Village church The field stone church of St. Pankratius in Borne is one of the oldest village churches in Fläming and is probably mentioned in a document from 1227. The altarpiece is inscribed with a date of 1713 and has three paintings on top of each other (Last Supper, Descent from the Cross and Entombment).
Village church
09190095
 
( Location ) Post mill on the road to Bergholz
Post mill on the road to Bergholz
09190572
 
( Location ) Stone arch bridge (overpass of the Berlin-Wiesenburg railway line), southwest of Borne The bridge in a wooded area between Borne and Wiesenburg was built in 1877 for the Berlin-Blankenheim railway .
Stone arch bridge (overpass of the Berlin-Wiesenburg railway line), southwest of Borne

Dippmannsdorf

ID no. location Official name description image
09190138
 
Dippmannsdorf village church
( location )
Village church The village church was built in 1860 according to a design by Stüler . The church was rebuilt from 1949 to 1960 after the Second World War.
Village church
09190875
 
Freibadstrasse 9, 9a
( location )
Homestead, consisting of a house, left stable building, barn and outbuildings
Homestead, consisting of a house, left stable building, barn and outbuildings
09190139
 
Lindenwinkel 3
( location )
Residential building
Residential building
09190988
 
Waldfrieden 11
( location )
Head forester's office, consisting of a main building, barn, storage building and cellar
Head forester's office, consisting of a main building, barn, storage building and cellar

Fredersdorf

ID no. location Official name description image
09190159
 
( Location ) Village church
Village church
09190160
 
Lindenallee
( location )
Manor house with park and outbuildings of the former gardening farm
Manor house with park and outbuildings of the former gardening farm
09190876
 
Hauptstrasse 29
( location )
Homestead, consisting of a central corridor house, right stable building and gate roof
Homestead, consisting of a central corridor house, right stable building and gate roof

Great Briesen

ID no. location Official name description image
09190200
 
( Location ) Village church
Village church

Hagelberg

ID no. location Official name description image
09190214
 
( Location ) Memorial for the Wars of Liberation in 1813, on the Borussiaberg on the road to Lübnitz The monument is also known as the old monument. It is located north of the village.
Memorial for the Wars of Liberation in 1813, on the Borussiaberg on the road to Lübnitz
09190213
 
( Location ) Memorial for the Wars of Liberation in 1813, on the Kienberg The so-called “New Monument” is located south of the village on a slope.
Memorial for the Wars of Liberation in 1813, on the Kienberg
09191056
 
Grützdorfer Weg 1
( location )
Vorwerk Grützdorf (sheep farm), consisting of three stable buildings and a residential building BW

Klein Briesen

ID no. location Official name description image
09190201
 
( Location ) Village church
Village church

Small Glien

ID no. location Official name description image
09190215
 
( Location ) Village church
Village church
09190216
 
Hauptstrasse 25
( location )
Manor house, consisting of a manor house with a staircase extension, stable building, farmhouse and paved courtyard with a sandstone fountain
Manor house, consisting of a manor house with a staircase extension, stable building, farmhouse and paved courtyard with a sandstone fountain

Kuhlowitz

ID no. location Official name description image
09190253
 
( Location ) Village church The Protestant village church was built at the beginning of the 16th century. It is a rectangular hall made of field stones. On the high pitched roof there is a half-timbered roof turret from 1737. The interior furnishings essentially date from the first half of the 18th century.
Village church

Luebnitz

ID no. location Official name description image
09190274
 
( Location ) Village church The Protestant church was built at the beginning of the 13th century. It is a hall building made of field stone, the square choir has moved in. There is also an apse here. Inside there is a patronage box from the first half of the 18th century on the north gallery.
Village church
09190275
 
( Location ) Manor park The manor park is located south of the village. It was created at the end of the 19th century. The park has a pond and a grotto.
Manor park

Lusses

ID no. location Official name description image
09190278
 
( Location ) Village church The Protestant church was built at the beginning of the 13th century, the tower was added later. Inside an altarpiece from the end of the 17th century.
Village church
09190893
 
Lüsse 1
( location )
Mill homestead
Mill homestead

Lütte

ID no. location Official name description image
09190279
 
( Location ) Village church The Protestant church was built in 1842. Schinkel's buildings were the model. The interior is from the construction period.
Village church
09190983
 
Chausseestraße 26
( location )
Steam dairy with machine house, chimney and stable building
Steam dairy with machine house, chimney and stable building
09190946
 
Chausseestraße 43-44
( location )
Blacksmith's and small farm
Blacksmith's and small farm

Neschholz

ID no. location Official name description image
09190298
 
( Location ) Village church The Protestant church was built at the beginning of the 13th century. Inside an altarpiece, this was rebuilt in the 17th century.
Village church
09190299
 
( Location ) Wühlmühle, near Neschholz on the old Planeflie
Wühlmühle, near Neschholz on the old Planeflie

Preussnitz

ID no. location Official name description image
09190254
 
( Location ) Village church The Protestant church was built at the beginning of the 13th century. The roof tower was demolished in 1663. Inside an altarpiece from around 1711.
Village church
09191498
 
( Location ) Transformer station The transformer station is located south of the village on the road to Lüsse.
Transformer station

Ragosen

ID no. location Official name description image
09190353
 
( Location ) Village church The Protestant church was built in 1910. Elements of a medieval church were probably used. Inside a sandstone baptism from 1663.
Village church
09190965
 
Forststraße 7
( location )
Bullenberger Mühle, consisting of a mill building, residential building, farm buildings and a mill jam
Bullenberger Mühle, consisting of a mill building, residential building, farm buildings and a mill jam
09190874
 
Freibadstrasse 57
( location )
Railway station, on the B 102 between Dippmannsdorf and Ragösen
Railway station, on the B 102 between Dippmannsdorf and Ragösen
09190984
 
Kastanienwinkel 1
( location )
House and stable building
House and stable building
09190354
 
Kastanienwinkel 4
( location )
Residential building
Residential building
09191060
 
Kastanienwinkel 15
( location )
Homestead, consisting of a residential house, gatehouse, left and right side buildings and barn
Homestead, consisting of a residential house, gatehouse, left and right side buildings and barn

Schwanebeck

ID no. location Official name description image
09190385
 
( Location ) Village church The Protestant church is a late Gothic building. Inside there is an altarpiece from around 1700. On the south wall there is a tomb for Pastor Christian Thronicke.
Village church
09191057
 
Am Bach 33
( location )
Kühne farmstead, consisting of a house with a feed kitchen, horse and sheep shed, wagon shed, cowshed, pigsty, western and southern gatehouse and barn
Kühne farmstead, consisting of a house with a feed kitchen, horse and sheep shed, wagon shed, cowshed, pigsty, western and southern gatehouse and barn

Advertising

ID no. location Official name description image
09190489
 
( Location ) Village church The Protestant village church was probably renewed in 1756, the design was created by the master builder Pohlmann. The core of the building is a late Gothic building that was changed in the Baroque style at that time. Inside there is a flat ceiling and a horseshoe gallery.
Village church

Former architectural monuments

ID no. location Official name description image

 
Dippmannsdorf
( location )
Lindenwinkel square in the center of the village
Lindenwinkel square in the center of the village

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Official Journal for the city of Beelitz, the Beelitz office and the municipalities belonging to the office [...] and Beelitzer Nachrichten, 10th year, No. 11 of September 29, 1999
  2. ^ Statute for the protection of the monument area in the historic old town of Belzig
  3. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v Georg Dehio : Handbuch der deutschen Kunstdenkmäler . Founded by the Day for Monument Preservation 1900, continued by Ernst Gall , revised by the Dehio Association and the Association of State Monument Preservationists in the Federal Republic of Germany, represented by: Brandenburg State Office for Monument Preservation and State Archaeological Museum. Brandenburg: edited by Gerhard Vinken and others, reviewed by Barbara Rimpel. Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich / Berlin 2012, ISBN 978-3-422-03123-4 .
  4. Medieval village churches in Brandenburg - page "Borne (Ev. Village church)"

Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmale in Bad Belzig  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files