European Route of Brick Gothic; the registration and documentation of Brick Gothic architectural monuments along the route; the presentation of the history and development of European Brick Gothic and its architectural, art and historico-cultural context; the presentation of the European Route of Brick Gothic and its buildings to the European public; the production of informative events and historico-cultural activities and projects on European Brick Gothic; the design and production of further education activities for European Brick Gothic members and stakeholders; the production of local, regional and international publications, presentations and events to raise awareness among the public of the “European Route of Brick Gothic” and to involve local citizens and stakeholders; the development and dissemination of information material and the certification of electronic media on European Brick Gothic. Two active workgroups established by the association cover the topics of Research and Brick, as well as Tourism and Marketing. Each year, the European Route of Brick Gothic participates in numerous events, including the European Year of Cultural Heritage, which was launched by the European Commission in 2018 with the motto “Sharing Heritage”. Since then, its network and activities have been ongoing, including a Europe-wide Day of Brick Gothic on every third Saturday in June. The European Route of Brick Gothic publishes a cultural travel guide "Following the traces of the Middle Ages and the Hanseatic League". It can be ordered free of charge from the association's website. Members along the route The route includes the following cities, towns, regions, municipalities and institutions (as of August 2022): Denmark Løgumkloster Germany Hanseatic city of Anklam Bad Doberan Brandenburg Hanseatic city of Buxtehude Bützow Eberswalde Flensburg Frankfurt (Oder) Hanseatic city of Greifswald Güstrow Jüterbog Hanseatic city of Lüneburg with Bardowick and church district of Lüneburg Neubrandenburg with Burg Stargard Neukloster Parchim Pasewalk Prenzlau Ribnitz-Damgarten Hanseatic city of Rostock Hanseatic city of Stendal Hanseatic city of Stralsund Hanseatic city of Tangermünde Wolgast Buildings Chorin Monastery St. Mary’s Church in Hanseatic city of Lübeck St. Nicholas’ Church in Hanseatic city of Wismar 5 Lüneburg convents (Ebstorf, Isenhagen, Lüne, Medingen and Wienhausen) Regions Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Poland Chełmno Gdańsk Grudziądz Myślibórz Olsztyn Płock Sławno Private individuals as well as businesses and institutions also support the work of the association. The headquarter of the EuRoB organization is located in Berlin. See also List of Brick Gothic buildings References Literature Gottfried Kiesow: Wege zur Backsteingotik. Eine Einführung. Monumente-Publikationen der Deutschen Stiftung