Perleberg Wall Building

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Puschkinstraße 14
19348 Perleberg
This provider is located in the region Prignitz

Perleberg Wall Building

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The first documentary reference of this wall building dates back to 1386 and was referred to as "dat slot to perleberghe”. It was a prestigious place for the Brandenburg electors to stay when they visited the Prignitz region. However, in the course of its history, the half-timbered house also served as a prison, armoury and barracks. In the 18th century, the wall building passes into the hands of the town and took on the shape that it has today: a two-storey half-timbered house with large gated entrances. It now houses the municipal library, an event hall and an Italian restaurant for discerning visitors. Animal life carries on in the square in front of the wall building: a goose approaching two piglets drinking from a trough. A sparrow looks on and a cat slinks around the scene. The entire piece is a work by the artist Bernd Streiter.
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Das Wallgebäude, fälschlich auch "Gänseburg" genannt, Foto: terra press Berlin Das Wallgebäude, fälschlich auch "Gänseburg" genannt, Foto: terra press Berlin

Detail des Gänsebrunnens von Bernd Streiter vor dem Wallgebäude, Foto: terra press Berlin Detail des Gänsebrunnens von Bernd Streiter vor dem Wallgebäude, Foto: terra press Berlin

Das Wallgebäude, fälschlich auch "Gänseburg" genannt, Foto: terra press Berlin
Detail des Gänsebrunnens von Bernd Streiter vor dem Wallgebäude, Foto: terra press Berlin
The first documentary reference of this wall building dates back to 1386 and was referred to as "dat slot to perleberghe”. It was a prestigious place for the Brandenburg electors to stay when they visited the Prignitz region. However, in the course of its history, the half-timbered house also served as a prison, armoury and barracks. In the 18th century, the wall building passes into the hands of the town and took on the shape that it has today: a two-storey half-timbered house with large gated entrances. It now houses the municipal library, an event hall and an Italian restaurant for discerning visitors. Animal life carries on in the square in front of the wall building: a goose approaching two piglets drinking from a trough. A sparrow looks on and a cat slinks around the scene. The entire piece is a work by the artist Bernd Streiter.
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Das Wallgebäude, fälschlich auch "Gänseburg" genannt, Foto: terra press Berlin Das Wallgebäude, fälschlich auch "Gänseburg" genannt, Foto: terra press Berlin

Detail des Gänsebrunnens von Bernd Streiter vor dem Wallgebäude, Foto: terra press Berlin Detail des Gänsebrunnens von Bernd Streiter vor dem Wallgebäude, Foto: terra press Berlin

Das Wallgebäude, fälschlich auch "Gänseburg" genannt, Foto: terra press Berlin
Detail des Gänsebrunnens von Bernd Streiter vor dem Wallgebäude, Foto: terra press Berlin

Address

Puschkinstraße 14
19348 Perleberg
This provider is located in the region Prignitz
Perleberg Wall Building

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Puschkinstraße 14

19348 Perleberg

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Tourist information

Tourismusverband Prignitz e.V.

Großer Markt 4
19348 Perleberg

Tel.: +49 (0) 3876-30741920
Fax: +49 (0) 3876-30741929

Weather Today, 17. 10.

10 13
light rain
  • Sunday
    9 13
  • Monday
    6 12

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