Easy hikes and walks in Streganzsee-Dahme

Viewing possible in April-September Wed, Sat, Sun from 11 am

The Prieros Mill, or rather its site, was first documented in 1321. The Prieros Mill was a compulsory mill; the surrounding villages were required to have their grain ground there until 1823. Around 1900, a steam engine was added as an auxiliary power source. Grain milling operations ceased in 1928. Afterward, the Prieros Mill operated solely as a sawmill. It was completely shut down in 1941. The mill buildings have since been converted into apartments. The current course of the Dahme River was originally a bypass channel, while the original Dahme riverbed now ends in the former millpond. Today, the Prieros Mill area is home to a shipyard for sports yachts and a carpentry business. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prieroser_M%C3%BChle

The Heidesee Tourist Information Center is located at Prieroser Dorfstraße 18a, near the village green. The new building was completed at the end of 2006. The building houses the community hall, a meeting room, a kitchen, public restrooms, and administrative offices for the local history museum and the Prieros organic garden. The Heidesee Tourist Information Office has its own offices here. Opening hours and further information about the services offered can be found at: https://gemeinde-heidesee.de/freizeit-und-tourismus/tourist-information

The Prieros fire station stood empty during the war before the school used it as a milk house until shortly before the fall of the Berlin Wall, where the children received their daily milk. The Prieros 1926 Fire Brigade Association, founded in 1995, renovated the building and has since maintained the small fire brigade museum “Fire Station anno 1926” at its historic location. The museum houses the Prieros fire brigade's first fire engine, which is still operational.

The local history museum in Prieros is a half-timbered house over 250 years old, located directly on the village green. It houses an exhibition on rural life and culture, as well as local history. The centerpiece is the "black kitchen" with its imposing chimney. Art enthusiasts can also learn about the painter Max Lingner, who lived in a summer house in Prieros during the last years of his life. In the early 1950s, the house had become dilapidated and was slated for demolition. Thanks to the initiative of Arnold Breithor (1883-1955), a Berlin bank official who had worked as a chronicler in the village during the 1920s, the plans were averted. Together with the village schoolteacher Heinz Schulz, the archaeologist Karl Hohmann, and other community representatives, including Rudolf Noack, he campaigned for the preservation of the house. In the early 1950s, the building was placed under historical monument protection. The museum was officially opened on August 14, 1955. Since then, the building has been used as a local history museum. Source, among others: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fachwerkwohnhaus_(Prieros)

The ice cream parlor "Der Eispate" is located right by the harbor in Prieros, so you can enjoy your treats directly on the waterfront. Tables and chairs are available for guests in front of the shop. Parking is available directly at the ice cream parlor. Waffles and cakes complement the ice cream, sorbets, and coffee specialties. For those with a small or large appetite, freshly baked pizza and crispy tarte flambée are also available. These can be eaten in or conveniently delivered to your home. Source: https://www.der-eispate.de/

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