Schwerin: World Heritage award for the residence ensemble

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The award of the residence ensemble Schwerin as a world heritage by the UNESCO is not only a triumphal moment for the city, but also has far-reaching effects on the entire Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania region. The decision of the committee, which was made during the 46th meeting in New Delhi, emphasizes the cultural and historical importance of this unique building.

important milestones in the last year

The idea of ​​classifying Schwerin as a world heritage is over two decades old. In recent years, the city has tried intensively for this award. The sustainable preservation of the Schwerin Castle, which remained undamaged during the Second World War, contributed to this success.

The role of the castle in history and culture consciousness

The Schwerin Castle, as part of the residence ensemble, not only attracts tourists, but is also an important part of the city's cultural offer. The romantic appearance that it received in the mid -19th century, as well as its use as a backdrop for international films, such as "Kingsman: The Golden Circle", increase its awareness and meaning.

Schwerin and the effects on the community

The world heritage label is expected to have positive effects on tourism, which could boost the local economy. Thanks to the present of the state parliament and a museum in the castle, a connection between historical substance and modern life is created, which is of great importance for the citizens of Schwerin and the region.

connection to other world heritage sites

The consecration of Schwerin as a world heritage is part of a number of significant national monuments. Over 50 world sites in Germany testify to the country's cultural diversity. At the same time, the Saxon city of Herrnhut, which is considered the cradle of the Evangelical Brothers, was awarded this title. This shows not only the national, but also the international importance of these sites.

conclusion: a new chapter for the culture of Schwerin

The recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage opens up new opportunities to focus on its history and culture. The award should serve as an incentive to further preserve the cultural heritage and to promote the exchange between past and the present.

- Nag