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The town of Lychen was founded as early as 1248. Lychen has a Baroque town hall on the market square, originally built on an older town hall site. Throughout its history, it has experienced several fires: in 1633, a fire caused great devastation, and in 1732, the town hall burned down again to its foundations. In 1748, it was rebuilt as a two-story, Baroque plastered building with a tower and mansard roof. In 1817, the town hall received a clock. In 1945, it partially burned down again. The final reconstruction took place in 1956/57, but without the tower and clock for cost reasons. In front of the town hall stands an oversized thumbtack, invented by Johann Kirsten in Lychen in 1903. The town hall now serves as the seat of the Lychen city administration and is centrally located on the market square and in the town center.

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The Rafting Museum in Lychen is located in the historic fire station and reopened on July 20, 2008, after extensive renovations. It is dedicated to the tradition of rafting in the region and offers insights into this ancient craft.

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According to the information board: The old town hall burned down in 1732 and was rebuilt shortly thereafter in the Baroque style with a mansard roof and tower. In the final days of the war in 1945, the building burned down again. In 1957, the people of Lychen rebuilt their town hall, but without the tower and clock for cost reasons.

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Right next to the bridge you will find a small rest area.

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The Uckermark town of Lychen is a state-approved holiday resort in the middle of the Uckermark Lakes Nature Park in the Uckermark district in the north of Brandenburg. Lychen has the additional name of rafting town. Due to its location in the Neustrelitz small lake district, it is a popular holiday destination. Wikipedia

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This bridge has a certain spooky factor. It's quite attractive, but walking over the rotten planks is a bit spooky. It's best to hold on to the railing for safety. The metal construction gives us a false sense of security, as it stands on corroded wooden posts.

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This bike tour was beautiful. We often rode very close to the water. The paths were almost always good to very good (exceptions: a) the stretch from Fürstenberg along the former Ravensbrück concentration camp and b) parts of the stretch from Kleinmutz to Kraatz with lots of potholes). The landscape is very varied and simply wonderfully relaxing.

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Lots of water and peace out of season

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