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Straupitz, Harbour and Church
Germany
Straupitz – in the Sorbian language: Tšupc (Błota) - in the region Niederlausitz (Lower Lusatia) is located at the northern rim of the biosphere reserve Spreewald (Forest of the River Spree). The Lower Sorbian name of Spreewald is Błota - for swamp. The Spreewald is an area of more than 480 square kilometres with more than 200 small canals (Fließe) that sum up to a total length of about 1300 kilometres. The Spreewald is an area of major touristic interest. It’s a great region for canoeing and kayaking. For less sportive visitors punting tours are offered with punting boats large enough for more than 15 passengers. The Spreewald is also famous for its gherkins, its horseradish and its very tasty linseed oil. The Castle Straupitz from 1798 is now a primary school. The most famous building in Straupitz is the church that was designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel in Classicist style. It was built from 1828 - 1832. The inscription above the entrance is from Psalm 150, verses 1 und 6: "Praise God in his sanctuary: praise him in the firmament of his power. Let every thing that hath breath praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. Hallelujah!"
Copyright: Carsten T. Rees
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 17640x8820
Taken: 15/08/2018
Caricate: 20/06/2019
Published: 22/06/2019
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