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For Iba-Terrassen in Großräschen, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Iba-Terrassen

Seestraße 100, 01983 Großräschen, DE-BB, DE

Iba-Terrassen

The IBA Terraces (IBA-Terrassen) are a striking viewpoint on the emerging Großräschen Lake (Großräschener See) and at the same time a symbol of the transformation of a former mining landscape. Arranged on several levels, they combine modern architecture with reminders of industrial heritage and open up wide views over the water, shoreline areas, and the newly redesigned surroundings. Especially impressive is the contrast between the tranquillity of today’s lake landscape and the history of the site, which was once shaped by open-cast lignite mining. Information panels and the design of the grounds vividly illustrate this process of transformation and give the visit a special depth. The terraces are ideal for a short walk, for photography, or simply for lingering with panoramic views. Their open setting, clear architectural language, and the combination of nature, technology, and history create a place with a distinctive character.

Iba-Terrassen
Seestraße 100
Großräschen
Brandenburg
01983
Germany
Iba-Terrassen
Iba-Terrassen
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The IBA Terraces (IBA-Terrassen) are a striking viewpoint on the emerging Großräschen Lake (Großräschener See) and at the same time a symbol of the transformation of a former mining landscape. Arranged on several levels, they combine modern architecture with reminders of industrial heritage and open up wide views over the water, shoreline areas, and the newly redesigned surroundings. Especially impressive is the contrast between the tranquillity of today’s lake landscape and the history of the site, which was once shaped by open-cast lignite mining. Information panels and the design of the grounds vividly illustrate this process of transformation and give the visit a special depth. The terraces are ideal for a short walk, for photography, or simply for lingering with panoramic views. Their open setting, clear architectural language, and the combination of nature, technology, and history create a place with a distinctive character.
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