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Beautiful view, best to linger in the beer garden.

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The place to be 😍 for all gravel fans! The perfect rest stop for a good coffee ☕️ and a delicious piece of cake 🍰 during a long ride 🚴🏻💨.

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The small yellow fountain stands right in front of the tower, which actually doesn't offer much

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Highly recommended, right on the tranquil Molchowsee. It's a great place to stay if you want peace and quiet.

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The bridge in Molchow is elegantly constructed and replaces the previous "rustic" bridge. Beautiful view of the Tetzensee (north) and the Molchowsee (south). The village square of Molchow is quiet and tranquil. The bell tower from 1692 is also mentioned by Fontane in 1892 as "eerie and grotesque"; I thought it was beautiful!

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Suggestion to browse through Fontane’s Wandern again …

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The village green, framed by many beautifully restored farmhouses, with the bell tower is idyllic.

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According to legend, the people of Molchow once found a broken bell, took pity on it, and built a tower for it. Since there was no church in the circular village in Brandenburg, this somewhat bizarre-looking wooden structure now stands in the middle of the village on a square fieldstone base. Molchow's landmark was described in detail by Theodor Fontane in his Wanderings through the Mark Brandenburg. In his honor, a bright yellow Fontane statue, created by the artist Ottmar Hörl, has stood guard at the foot of the tower since 2017. However, this is now a replacement, as the original was stolen last year, much to the horror of the Molchow residents.

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Very well maintained church and grounds around it.

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Beautiful swimming area in idyllic surroundings.

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Pretty spot - part of our paddling tour.

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Bell tower for a bell that supposedly came from the desert church in Eggersdorf. Mentioned by Fontane with the following words: "A tower grows up from the middle of the square, eerie and grotesque, as if it had been created by a sentry box with an old windmill."

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Unfortunately, the lake is mostly surrounded by dachas. You can only access the south-east bank, but the path is hardly passable by bike!

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The Rhin is a right tributary of the Havel and is an impressive 129 km long.

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The single-nave hall church was built in the middle of the 19th century according to plans by Schinkel. A support group takes care of the preservation.

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The path along the lake is quite narrow. Cyclists, beware: at one point, two fallen trees are blocking the path. It may be difficult for some cyclists to get past them, for example, with heavy luggage or heavy e-bikes. The path then continues (away from the lake) to the Alt-Ruppin lock.

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The cafe can be visited on foot or by boat, but is only open until 6 p.m

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Super bathing area, which is beautifully situated, you can swim in peace or just rest and recharge your batteries.

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Fontane visited Molchow in 1873, praising its charm and noting in his notebook a historical landmark that can still be discovered today. Nevertheless, the village was not given its own chapter in his "Wanderungen". But Molchow got Fontane - albeit in a roundabout way.

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Beautiful church in the center of the Rundanger village of Kragen.

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