Attractions around Neuruppin

It is said that Frederick the Great spent the happiest time of his life here on the picturesque Grienericksee. A little later, his younger brother, Prince Heinrich of Prussia, expanded … read more

The castle initially changed hands several times. It was not until 1736 that Crown Prince Friedrich II and his wife Elisabeth Christine moved into the palace. In 1740, after the … read more

As of January 6th, 2022: The renovation of the railway cycle path between Rheinsberg and Flecken Zechlin has been completed. It is continuously passable, no more closures. Most of the … read more

One of the most famous equestrian generals in Prussian history, Hans Joachim von Zieten, once lived here in his baroque manor house. A chic property that occasionally opens its doors … read more

Coming from the southwest one can "penetrate" seamlessly into the gardens of the castle Rheinsberg. The first messengers are the Temple of Friendship and the Rheinsberg Obelisk, before you come … read more

An interesting building. The inscriptions were written by Prince Henry personally in French, in honor of his brother August Wilhelm of Prussia and 28 participants in the Seven Years' War.

Located on the southern tip of the Mecklenburg Lake District, directly on Lake Rheinsberg, the holiday park in the harbor village of Rheinsberg offers a mixture of maritime flair, wellness … read more

On the outskirts of the town of Kremmen, 30 km northwest of Berlin, Germany's probably largest still preserved Scheunenviertel. Approximately 50 buildings, mostly strung together in several trains, form an … read more

In 1723 the merchant Hans Joachim Boldte, also spelled Bolten, began building the Boltenmühle on Weilickenberg.
In 1932, master baker Alfred Schultze from Rägelin bought the Boltenmühle. He redesigned it … read more

Bicycle path on the former railway embankment of the railway line Fehrbellin - Paulinenaue. (Still) intact surface invites you to leisurely cruising as well as speedy racing cycling.
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Great bike path and very nice restaurant in the disused Fehrbellin train station. The cycle path was built in 2011 when I passed the unrenovated station building. More information: alter-fehrbelliner-bahnhof.de.

Here you can guess the story, if you take a little time.

The Grienericksee is located in the north of Brandenburg in the district of Ostprignitz-Ruppin. Scenic it belongs to the Rheinsberg Lake District. The lake is crossed by the Rhin and is part of the nature park Stechlin-Ruppiner Land.
(Source: Wikipedia)

This lake is known for its good water quality and also has some swimming areas.

Impressive, Gothic, red-brick church dating from 1246; a pair of new-gothic towers was added 1905-06. Unusually, the nave and aisles run from southwest to northeast, not west-east. The interior is … read more

As of January 6th, 2022: The renovation of the railway cycle path between Rheinsberg and Flecken Zechlin has been completed. It is continuously passable, no more closures. Most of the … read more

This connection is quite important to move around in the Ruppiner Land. The asphalt was riddled with roots until 2021 and driving was unreasonable at the time (June 2021). the ceiling completely renewed.

In the twelfth century, the monastery was founded as a Cistercian convent by the Counts of Arnstein as the owners of the Ruppin estate. With the Reformation in 1542 it … read more

Really very brilliant bike and hiking trail. Dead straight and all of a sudden over

In the middle of the Wutzsee, in front of the remains of the Lindow monastery, there is a woman made of granite. Two meters high and almost 1,500 kilos.
The … read more