[15] historical houses from the Wilhelminian period
Description
After the devastating city fire of 1911, which completely destroyed a row of houses on the left side of Mühlenstraße heading into the city, five new houses were built in its place. All five houses from the years 1911/1912, are still preserved as architectural monuments today, testifying to the architectural elegance of the founder era. When strolling through Mühlenstraße, these historic facades can still be admired - a lively piece of Lübz city history. On the other side of the street, you can find older houses (half-timbered), as they were spared from the city fire.
POIs
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[1] Historical castle tower
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[2] Viewpoint - historical water tower
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[3] Historical water mill
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[4] Observatory with planetarium
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[5] Town hall Lübz
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[6] lock Lübz
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[7] city marina Lübz
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[8] Center for circular art
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[9] rose garden (Rosengarten)
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[10] Park in the castle moat
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[11] Buga external site Lübz
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[12] city park with city pier
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[13] city church Lübz
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[14] Multigenerational house and historical timber-framed-houses
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[15] historical houses from the Wilhelminian period
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[16] Stiftskirche Lübz (historical church)
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[17] Archimedes screw and Gerberbach
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[18] brewery Lübz
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[19] Waschhaussteg
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[20] Neuer Teich and Wolfsschlucht
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[21] water plant
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[22] lock bobzin
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[24] former jewesh cemetery
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[26] viewpoint "Neuer Teich"
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[27] Lübzer Kunstspeicher with window display
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[28] marina / camping and caravan side "Bermudadreieck"
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[29] marina "Burow"
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[30] Weinbrücke (wine bridge)
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[31] beach resort Broock