Neuzelle
Neuzelle ( Lower Cala Nova ) is an official belonging to village in the southeast of Brandenburg Oder-Spree district, a nationally recognized resort and especially by the monastery Neuzelle known. It belongs to the Official Neuzelle.
- 4.1 municipal
- 4.2 Coat of Arms
- 4.3 partnership
Community structure
The community consists of 17 districts since late 2003. Bahro has about 100 inhabitants and is a village streets, which belonged until 1817 to the monastery Neuzelle, here wine, hemp and flax were grown. Bomsdorf is an old estate village and was the only village in today's office never to the monastery Neuzelle, it was the seat of the Bomsdorff. Göhlen has been inhabited since the Bronze Age; Today about 170 people live in the village. Henze village has 149 inhabitants. Möbiskruge Six kilometers of mill town and has about 350 inhabitants. The district Neuzelle has 2000 inhabitants and is located about eight kilometers from ironworks city. Schwerzko at the Dorche is a dead end village with 155 inhabitants. North of Streichwitz there was in 1739 a vineyard, mostly because of the sandy soil, the area was reforested later. Treppeln lies the nature park Schlaubetal and was mentioned in documents for the first time on October 19, 1357.
History
Naming
The name new cell ( Nova Cella ) was derived from the Cistercian abbey founded in 1268. It was a spin-off of the resident Saxon Nossen mother Altzella Monastery ( Cella ). Originally, the site was mentioned in Slowinski and Sorbian as Slavin.
Incorporations
The church was enlarged Neuzelle December 31, 2001 by ten previously independent municipalities. Ossett was added on 26 October 2003.:
- Bahro
- Bomsdorf
- Göhlen
- Henzendorf
- Kobbeln
- Möbiskruge
- Ossett
- Schwerzko
- Stone village
- Streichwitz
- Treppeln
Demographics
Policy
Parish council
The Council of the Municipality Council consists of 20 women and councilors.
Coat of arms
The coat of arms was approved on August 8, 1993, the blazon is " in blue with a silver shamrock cross."
Partnership
Partner community is located in North Rhine -Westphalia since 1993 Langenberg.
Attractions
In the list of monuments in Neuzelle and in the list of ground monuments in Neuzelle are registered in the list of monuments of the country Brandenburg cultural monuments.
- Neuzelle monastery, the most important baroque monastery of Brandenburg
- Oper Oder-Spree
- Are good Bomsdorf ( Schlossgaststatte ) with a 10 -acre estate park, where old oaks, poplars, beeches and ash trees
- Chalets Church in Henzendorf of 1985
- In Kobbeln is one of the hardest boulders in Germany, the Kobbelner stone. He was pushed here by the ice age from the island of Bornholm, is 7.10 meters long, 4.25 meters high, 5.25 meters wide and weighs approximately 300 tons.
- Gothic fortified church in Möbiskruge from the 14th century
- Grist mill in Schwerzko from the 15th century. It can be visited, the water wheel with a diameter of 3.2 meters is functional.
- Attractions in the surroundings of Treppeln are the Great Treppelner lake Wirchensee that Schlaubemühle and the devil stone. At the upper end of the village street there are the end of the 17th century from field stone built former outworks of the monastery Neuzelle.
In addition, the old distillery in the district Neuzelle as well as several well-restored houses are provided in all districts to interesting buildings.
Culture and Sport
The Möbiskruger sports club was founded in 1967 under the name BSG Traktor Möbiskruge. The Neuzeller SV 1922 playing with his football teams in the state and county league. The Archers Neuzelle eV was originally founded in 1842 and again in 1991. In Treppeln there is a riding and dressage stables with 20 horses.
Business, education and infrastructure
One of the most important companies in the village is the monastery Neuzelle. There are six kindergartens, two primary schools, a combined high school / college and eleven volunteer fire and a police station. The municipality has a Catholic and a Protestant church.
Personalities
- Julius Fräßdorf (1857-1932), German politician ( SPD), Saxon Parliament President
- Knud Caesar ( born 1925 in Stone village), German crop scientists
- Franz Laurenz Wall Man (1780-1845), Catholic bishop
- Ignaz Bernhard Wall Man (1786-1841), Catholic bishop