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Logo Travel Destination Brandenburg Menu Malchow Village Church 0 out of 5 (0) The fieldstone church in Malchow was built in the second half of the 13th century and features a tower as wide as the nave, a round window in the east gable, a medieval bell, a baptismal angel in a red robe, and a labyrinth park surrounding the church. Extensive renovation work took place between 2008 and 2012. Since then, the church has been used as an event venue.

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The Italian restaurant Il Porto is located directly at junction 94. From the covered terrace you can see the Finow Canal at the Schöpfurter lock. There are several types of ice cream and a sandpit with play equipment for the children. Ideal for a rest with good pizza, homemade pasta & co. Open daily from 12 noon.

Great route for hikers, cyclists and nature lovers

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The old train station in Finowfurt. It has been restored, renovated and is now inhabited.

From 1907, the Eberswalde-Finowfurt Railway (EFE) ran on a 9.6 kilometer long route between the city of Eberswalde and the municipality of Schöpfurth (today Finowfurt) as well as the 1.3 kilometer long Heegermühle (today Finow)-Messingwerk junction (1914–1970 ) and the 2.2 kilometer long section between Eberswalde and Spechthausen (1931–1945). In 1924, the Eberswalde-Schöpfurth small railway was converted into a private railway called the Eberswalde-Schöpfurther Eisenbahn (ESE). The German Railway Company (DEG), based in Frankfurt am Main, remained the owner. In 1929, the AG für Verkehrswesen (AGV) in Frankfurt am Main took over ESE. After the merger of Schöpfurth and Steinfurt to form Finowfurt, the ESE was renamed the Eberswalde-Finowfurter Eisenbahn (EFE) in 1930. In 1947 the railway went to the Brandenburg State Railways; In 1949 to the Deutsche Reichsbahn. In 1994, Deutsche Bahn AG took over the route. Passenger traffic on the railway stopped in 1961 and freight traffic in 1996.