Attractions around Neuruppin

Rheinsberg Castle is worth a visit at any time of the year. We went there twice by bike in April. It is recommended to everyone to walk through the whole …read more

Rheinsberg Castle is located about 100 km northwest of Berlin in the Ruppiner Land. The place captivates with its picturesque location on Lake Grienericksee.
The romantic castle and the wonderful …read more

Heroes 'monument in the park of Rheinsberg Castle in honor of the second son of the soldier king and 28 participants in the Seven Years' War.
From here you also …read more

On the old railway line you can drive wonderfully and without cars. The path is paved, but has a few root bumps. Overall, highly recommended.

Big holiday resort for everyone, also with boat.

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.

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

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 place to relax. I noticed the hotel. Will I book on the next tour

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.

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

Blocking in September 2021 without indication of the duration

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

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

Lake Rheinsberg borders on the castle of the same name and the castle park. The west bank is ideal for hiking.

In the middle of nowhere is this romantic old bridge. The road from here to Flatow is really excellent. The road from here to Wustrau is the very WORST I …read more

The bike path is still beautiful, but the root breakthroughs have gotten really bad. With the road bike only difficult to drive. Too bad.

In the goat cheese dairy, 23 different types of raw milk cheese are made from 100% goat milk. In the farm shop you can also stock up on goat milk …read more

St. Nikolai is the oldest surviving building in the city of Kremmen. The construction period is limited to the period from 1250 to 1265. In it there is a baroque …read more

In the middle of the forest stands this temple. It is worth leaving the castle garden and hiking past the obelisk to this small temple.