As part of the historical tours, the village church of St. Georg in Lüdershagen will be open on September 13 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The tour takes visitors through the entire church, from the crypt to the tower. This means that even the rooms that are usually closed to the public and other special features will be shown.
The village church of St. George stands as a striking landmark overlooking the village of Lüdershagen. For centuries, it has been not only a place of worship but also the center of village life. Generations have left their mark here and preserved valuable cultural treasures—in stone and wood, in art and craftsmanship, in inscriptions, paintings, and time-honored customs. As a stone witness to history, the church tells the story of the village and the people who have shaped it over the centuries.
Doors will once again be opened, and rooms that are otherwise hidden from the public will be shown.
Look forward to a tour through times long past, exploring the region’s and the church’s early history.
The tours run continuously, so you can join at any time between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.
