Οι 3 πιο εκπληκτικές κορυφές Oderberg

In the 12th century, the "Freienwalde Castle" stood on a small spur above the town. In the 19th century, an artificial ruin was built on the now-defunct castle, which today serves as a lookout point. Only the remains of the moat remain. This ruin (the former Freienwalde Castle) is connected to the Bismarck Tower (standing on the remains of the former Malchow Castle) northwest of here by old tunnels. The castles and later lookout towers/points served as part of a defensive system along the edge of the Oderbruch and protected against enemies from the east. Today, one can enjoy a beautiful view of the town and into Bruch from here.

First up the steep, bumpy Maltzanstraße past the old Russian barracks, then continue along an even steeper forest trail to the summit. Once you reach the top, a meadow with benches and the Heroes' Grove awaits you.

It is beautifully hilly here at the southern end of the lake.

On the "Ruinenberg" (vineyard) called "Beautiful View" on the site of a medieval tower hill, the District Administrator v. Reichenbach 1820 built a lookout tower in the form of an artificial ruin. This is a field stone building with a former small chapel. A narrow footpath or stairs run north from Weinbergstraße and further to the eastern tip of the ruins hill. The lookout offers a view of the city.

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Located above Freienwalde, the artificial ruins offer a wonderful view of the Oderbruch and the town with the Nikolaikirche, similar to the Thuringian view, you can also see the Niederfinow ship lift here

you can only get here on foot, there is no cable car here. It's not that crowded either

Although there are no 3,000m peaks here, you can still work up a sweat on the summit trail. But the hardships are rewarded with great views.