Attractions around Userin

Definitely visit! The buildings on the island are worth seeing, you can have a coffee with a picturesque view and just let your gaze wander over the water. You can find out more here:
mv-schloesser.de/de/willkommen-auf-schloss-mirow

Lake Mirow is surrounded by wide fields, meadows and forests, making it a beautiful place for cycling. On the southeastern shore of the city extends Mirow, in which there is …read more

The Neustrelitz city harbor on Zierker See was laid out between 1841 and 1846. The first warehouse building was built from goods in 1842 by the grain merchant Stüver, the …read more

Neustrelitz was commissioned by Grand Duke Adolf Friedrich III. von Mecklenburg Strelitz in 1733 as a late baroque planned city. The baroque city complex is unique in Europe - the …read more

Small cute town with castle. Worth seeing to explore the city around the market square, the church and the castle.
A link to the story:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wesenberg_(Mecklenburg)

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

A landmark on Zierker See: the white wooden bridge. From one side to the other, the bridge extends over almost ten meters in length. However, the bridge is not accessible, several steps lead up to the jetty and down again.

The neo-Gothic castle church was built in the years 1855-1859 by Friedrich Wilhelm Buttel and is one of his major works in Neustrelitz (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern).
The old castle chapel in the …read more

Very well-kept gardens with a view of the lake.

The Schlosskirche Mirow is a single-nave, four-aisled hall church of brick Gothic with a three-choir choir. The oldest parts date from the 14th century, when it was the church of …read more

The 3 Queens Palace is housed in the historic ensemble of Schlossinsel Mirow and includes an interactive interactive exhibition on the history of the region. In a lively way, the …read more

The cavalier house was built in the area of ​​the former castle courtyard, between 1726 and 1731 and provided by F. W. Buttel 1828 with an upper floor.
Today, here is the road construction Neustrelitz.

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Dreamlike landscapes and cycle paths in the national park, which extends over the Mecklenburger Seenplatte and the Feldberger Seenlandschaft.

The Trünnensee south of Neu Canow is one of the many small lakes in this area. Since it is not connected to a waterway, the area is very quiet. Enjoying nature alone is still possible here.

The Georgsdenkmal is located in front of the Schlosskirche on Friedrich-Wilhelm-Buttel-Platz.

The brick church was built at the end of the 14th century in Gothic style.

About three kilometers south of the lake runs the Mirower Canal, the northwestern part of the Müritz-Havel Waterway (MHW), and connects the Müritz with the lakes in the Mirow area. …read more

The stables at the palace garden in Neustrelitz was built in 1870-72 to plans by the architect Friedrich Wilhelm Buttel, who died in 1869, using motifs of English Gothic as …read more

Somewhat enchanted and slightly hidden, the White Lake is embedded in a picturesque forest. Here you will find pure nature, be it cycling or bathing in the lake. The forest …read more