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Market with Jüterbog Town Hall – Wilhelm-Kempff-Weg loop from Jüterbog

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Market with Jüterbog Town Hall – Wilhelm-Kempff-Weg loop from Jüterbog

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Market with Jüterbog Town Hall – Wilhelm-Kempff-Weg loop from Jüterbog

01:25

5.50km

20m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 7, 2026

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93 m

Johanna – The Freight Locomotive from Jüterbog

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'Johanna' is 'The freight locomotive from Jüterbog' which is placed in a circle on the Jüterbog station forecourt with wooden carriages.

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2.45 km

Michael Kohlhaas Memorial at Jüterbog Town Hall

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Be sure to look at the beautiful ceiling paintings in the courthouse.

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2.46 km

Market with Jüterbog Town Hall

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The city hall is one of the most beautiful buildings Jüterbogs.

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2.87 km

Villa Warthmann

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The villa was built between 1902 and 1903 for the district master builder Ernst Warthmann. The one- and two-storey villa is completed by a three-storey tower with a lantern.

Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Baudenkmale_in_Jüterbog#Kloster_Zinna

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3.13 km

Franciscan Church (Mönchenkirche) & Monastery Buildings

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The Monks Church or Franciscan Monastery Church is a church in Jüterbog. The church was part of the Franciscan monastery. It is located south of Am Frauentor street and north of Mönchenstraße on Mönchenkirchplatz. A library and an event center have been located in the church since 1985.

Towards the end of the 15th century, the Franciscans collected with the permission of the Brandenburg bishop Arnold von Burgsdorf for a monastery building in Jüterbog. They were very welcome there after the great city fire of 1478. The monastery was built on the northern city wall and was completed in 1510.

During the Wars of Liberation, the church was used as a warehouse in 1812 and 1813. This damaged the interior. It was restored until 1820. In 1914 the town of Jüterbog became the owner of the church. The parish continued to have the right of use, the maintenance costs were shared. Regular services were held until the 1920s, and the parish continued to use the church. In 1970 the church was abandoned for church services and used as a warehouse, which led to ruin. From 1980 the church was rebuilt. Since 1985 it has been used as a library, theater and concert venue.

Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mönchenkirche_(Jüterbog)

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