Lübars

Luebars is a district of Berlin district Reinickendorf. In it you will find next to a lot of nature still preserved village structure with a baroque village church from the late 18th century. Luebars is located at Tegeler Fliess, which is a glacial trough and flows into Lake Tegel.

History

Luebars was founded during the German Ostsiedlung as Angersdorf in 1230. It was from Antiquo ( for ages ) the Benedictine monastery of Spandau, which was founded in 1239. The first mention of Luebars (as Lubars = place that a man named Lubas is one ) comes from the year 1247th The village green was the center of village events. Therefore, there was next to the village church, a village pond. After the Middle Ages nor were added a fire station and a school house.

In the Land Book of Charles IV ( 1375 ) Lubas / Lubaz / Lubasz is mentioned 28 hooves, four parish hooves. In the village there are six Kossäten, a Schulze and a pitcher ( taberna ). The hooves statement is certainly wrong, because already in 1270 46 hooves called, in 1450 and 1480: 44 hooves and 1527: 48 hooves.

An old thatched shepherd's house in Luebars from the mid-19th century tells of the inhabitants of earlier centuries. In that time, when the city of Berlin extended into the countryside, more people settled in the villages also where they built low residential buildings that were partially decorated with stucco. The heritage conservation historic inn Age village inn Luebars together with the - restored historical model - Banquet Hall has been preserved and is still used Caterers.

In 1920 Luebars was incorporated into Berlin.

It is known Luebars by lying on the edge of the village amusement park Luebars that was created on an old garbage dump that existed here until 1975 in the course of several years. A youth farm invites especially the city children to learn about the large animal husbandry.

In West Berlin Luebars applied until Fall of 1989 as a curiosity and attraction, because it was presented as the only settlement with a largely rural character within the then walled and densely populated city of millions. School classes, urban population and tourists could watch the few Berlin farmers to manage their land in Luebars.