Rietzneuendorf-Staakow

Rietzneuendorf- Staakow [ ko ː ː - ʃta ] ( Lower Nowa Wjas psi RecE Stoki ) is a municipality in the district of Dahme -Spreewald in Brandenburg and part of the Office under Spreewald.

It was created on December 31, 2001, from the voluntary merger of the previously independent municipalities Rietzneuendorf- Friedrichshof ( Lower Nowa Wjas psi RecE Frycowy Dvor ) and Staakow ( Lower Stoki ).

History

District Rietzneuendorf- Friedrichshof

In 1455 the Wendish place Rietzneuendorf is mentioned by the name " Nuwendorf ". In a document of 1460, the name " Nawendorf " is called, pointing to the newly created settlement. In order to specify this new settlement was given the nickname of the small, leading through the village river " Rietze ," which led once in the Dahme. With the decline of the groundwater level of this river has dried up. From the beginning of its formation the place belonged to the rule of the castle Golßen. Of the Stutterheim the property passed in 1757 to the Schlieben. After many changes of ownership then the baroque castle was built after 1860 by the owner See. In addition to the interior well preserved gables in the jewelry style of the period is a particularly eye-catching. The half-timbered church from 1703 with baroque interior was restored in 1993.

District Staakow

The Good Staakow, on the brink of the Spreewald region, was built in 1685 in the possession of William of Stutterheim. In the years 1711 and 1718 it was enlarged to a sheep farm and a Vorwerk. Day laborers began to build small houses and to settle down. In the second half of the 18th century Staakow developed into a community with rural character and small craft. A water - and sawmill are mentioned in 1743, the Forester was born 1801. With the purchase of the property by Friedrich Wilhelm I. It was placed under the Office of beech wood.

The boulders on the Dorfaue have been brought in 1920 from the Baruther room as witnesses the ice ages Staakow. They should be used in the construction of a war monument. In the eighties, they were then given a foundation and were surrounded with a floral border. The leading through Staakow road was built in 1934 as a road test for the following in the immediate vicinity of highway construction.

Demographics

Transport links

Through the municipal area, the Federal Highway leads 13 (Berlin- Dresden). About the exit Staakow reach many visitors to the nearby leisure paradise " Tropical Islands ". The nearest railway station is located in the near Briesen-Brand two kilometers away on the railway line Berlin- Cottbus.

Sons and daughters of the town

• Johann Georg Tinius (1764-1846), Protestant theologian, bibliomaniac and murderer

Attractions

In the list of monuments in Rietzneuendorf- Staakow and the list of ground monuments in Rietzneuendorf- Staakow are registered in the list of monuments of the country Brandenburg monuments.