Best trails near Pastorenteich

The tour starts in Landkirchen. The town is an old craftsmen's village. St Peter's Church, visible from afar, is an old seafaring church built in the 13th century in the early Gothic style. The free-standing, wooden bell tower from the 17th century is particularly worth seeing. The pulpit and the model of a warship (around 1617) hanging from the ceiling are also striking. Below the nave is an octagonal, goblet-shaped baroque font from 1735, decorated with cherubs' heads, angel figures and...

Starting point: St Peter's Church in Landkirchen The vaulted, three-aisled brick hall of St Peter's Church in Landkirchen was built as a seafaring church in the mid-13th century in the early Gothic style. The free-standing, wooden bell tower from the 17th century is particularly worth seeing. The pulpit and the model of a warship (around 1617) hanging from the ceiling are also striking. Below the nave is an octagonal, goblet-shaped baroque font from 1735, decorated with cherubs' heads, angel...

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Stage 10 of the Mönchsweg. The last section of the Mönchsweg has a lot to offer once again. From Oldenburg in Holstein, the route leads via Heiligenhafen to the spectacular Fehmarnsund Bridge, which connects the island of Fehmarn with the mainland. After crossing the bridge, you have almost reached your final destination: once across Fehmarn, you finally reach Puttgarden. Highlights: - Oldenurg: ring wall, St John's Church - Fehmarn Sound Bridge - Island of Fehmarn