Editing Neubrandenburg (section)

==Sights and monuments==
Neubrandenburg has preserved its medieval [[city wall]] in its entirety. The wall, 7 m high with a perimeter of 2.3&nbsp;km, has four [[Brick Gothic]] [[city gate]]s, dating back to the 14th and 15th centuries. Of these, one of the most impressive is the ''Stargarder Tor'' (pictured), with its characteristic gable-like shape and the filigree [[tracery]] and rosettes on the outer defence side.

Another place of interest is the [[Brick Gothic]] [[Marienkirche, Neubrandenburg|Marienkirche]] (Church of the Virgin Mary or St. Mary's Church, ''Konzertkirche''), completed 1298. The church was nearly destroyed in 1945, but it was restored in 1975 and now houses a concert hall (opened 2001).

The tallest highrise in the city is the 56 m tower of the [[Haus der Kultur und Bildung]] (HKB, House of Culture & Education), opened in 1965. Its slender appearance has earned it the nickname ''Kulturfinger'' ("culture finger").

Other attractions include [[Neubrandenburg Regional Museum]].

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File:NB-St-Marien-Kirche-26-VIII-2007-57.jpg|[[Marienkirche, Neubrandenburg|St. Mary's Church]] (used for concerts)
File:NB-Treptower-Tor-11-IV-2007-060.jpg|Treptow Gate with [[Neubrandenburg Regional Museum]]
File:NB-Stargarder-Tor-11-IV-2007-109.jpg|Stargard Gate
File:NB-Neues-Tor-26-VIII-2007-46.jpg|New Gate
File:Friedländer Tor Neubrandenburg Haupttor Stadtseite-Carschten.jpg|Friedland Gate
File:Tollensesee-02-06-2008-202.jpg|[[Tollensesee]]
File:Broda's Belvedere.jpg|Belvedere
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