Attractions in the Uckermark

You pass this beautiful lake on the Berlin-Usedom-Radweg. To reach the public swimming area, unfortunately, you have to cover a sandy and bumpy route through the forest.

Around 200 different bird species have been identified in the Blumberger Teiche nature reserve; beavers and otters have also found a home here. The path section offers a wonderful view of the unique natural landscape.

The best-known views of Prenzlau, which lies on the Unteruckersee, are probably the brick buildings of St. Mary's Church and the Mitteltorturm. If you are interested in churches and monasteries, … read more

A very beautiful forest in every season! Always worth going there for exploring! Many beavers are located there and the traces of the cute animals can be seen everywhere! 🤓👍🏻

For a visit: Registration and key with the Schindler family, Altkünkendorfer Dorfstr. 19, Tel. 033337-306

Interesting information on the eventful history of the beautiful old village church with the very … read more

Main parish church of Prenzlau. The church is one of the brick Gothic churches richest in architectural decoration in northern Germany. From 1235 to 1250 the previous building was built … read more

Lovingly renovated old consumption, which is now used as a café. Homemade cakes, cold drinks and fancy burgers are served. Perfect for a rest on a hike.

Opening hours:
May … read more

Through the ups and downs of the ice age-formed roller coaster landscape, you go along the core zone past forest lakes and the Blocksberg (139 m above sea level, highest … read more

Half-timbered church, elaborately renovated in 1991

This bike path runs on a former railway line! It is 38 km long and runs about 27 km of it on this old railway line from Fährkrug at Templin … read more

The church ruin Retzow stands in the middle of the cemetery, which was once surrounded by a field stone wall. In the war between Mecklenburg on the one hand and … read more

The medieval city wall is still completely intact. Likewise the unusually high number of city gates. The core consists of well-renovated half-timbered houses as well as well-integrated new buildings. Many … read more

If you set out to discover the Oder meadows, a visit to the National Park House and a walk to the neighboring castle with the Lenné Park are worthwhile.

Otto von Arnim had the castle built in 1820, incorporating the predecessor building in Baroque style. In 1910 it was changed again. Today it houses a German-Polish meeting center.

Templin is an excellent starting point for many tours. Excellent bike paths make it possible.
Directions: Lychen-Fürstenberg, Boitzenburg-Feldberg, Joachimsthal-Angermünde, Zehdenick
All the destinations can be reached in a day trip.

Opposite the castle is a chocolate factory and an ice cream cafe located!
Behind the castle in a westerly direction there is a public football and soccer field for children!
Parts of the castle are u.a. rented for weddings.

Here you can enjoy the gastronomy and take a vacation in holiday homes or apartments. The beautiful, quiet location and a crystal clear lake with bathing facilities and a sauna round off the perfect relaxation. 😎👌👍

In 1822 Otto von Arnim commissioned the landscape architect Peter Joseph Lenné to create the Criewener Landschaftspark. In the park are both the castle and the today plastered stone church … read more

One hour from Berlin, on the edge of the Uckermark, lies the organic farm Gut Kerkow. Here a holistic agriculture with short ways is maintained. The focus is on the … read more

Who goes by car or motorbike in the Oderauen?