Attractions around Waren (Müritz)

The city of Waren lies on a narrow headland and is surrounded by three lakes. The port is a popular attraction for locals and guests. Waren is an ideal starting …read more

Ride your bike over the boards, right through the reeds. And of course nice to the pedestrians.

Fantastic view

Arthur von Schnitzler had Klink Castle built in 1898 on the model of the French castles of the Loire. At the time, it cost about 378,000 marks. Since the nineties …read more

Today it is a hotel ...

With over 110 square kilometers, the Müritz is the largest lake in northern Germany. No wonder, then, that his name, which comes from the Slavic, means "little sea". For nature …read more

Very pretty village on the Müritz. From the whole character completely different than goods, more contemplative, without Yachthaven and appropriate appeal. Be sure to drive along the city promenade "Achter …read more

The small, idyllic city harbor in Röbel has a wonderful promenade where you can stroll, rest and stop.

The castle mediates the
Impression of a fairytale backdrop. On the terrace with a cup of coffee you have a very nice view of the Müritz

Beautiful view of the Müritz, which gives you an idea of ​​its size.

Wonderful cycle paths lead through the Müritz National Park; you can drive here completely relaxed and let nature work its magic on you. There are also rest areas and a great place to stop for a break.

Beautiful little town right on the Müritz, ideal for rest and discovery.

Great all-round view after 167 steps

Homemade yeast cake, coffee and cappuccino -very delicious!

The Wienpietsch lakes are - absolutely idyllically situated - completely surrounded by forest and can only be reached by hiking trails. Geologically, the drainage-less bog lakes are remnants of a …read more

And then stop at the Schloßhotel Klink with a wonderful view of the lake. Klink Castle was built in 1898 by Arthur and Hedwig von Schnitzler based on the French …read more

At the harbor there are several small restaurants and snacks selling fresh fish. There are many outdoor seats.

Yes, definitely stop. We also did that on our Müritz tour.

Directly on the bike path is an old barge as a showpiece.

There are small fine swimming spots. The circular route is also very suitable for jogging.