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The bridge offers a fantastic view. It's also great for cycling across.

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This 45-meter-long, covered timber-framed bridge on Gartenstrasse connects the city center with Havelpark on the Siggelhavel river. Built in 1996, it is constructed of weather-resistant Douglas fir, with a walkway made of thick oak planks. The bridge offers a beautiful view and is easily accessible by bicycle.

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Lots of steel scrap

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There's a sign here that says "large window," but you can't see anything because nature was quicker—if at all, a view of the lake was possible. Someone who got a bit confused by the many lakes on their hike named the highlight Lake Stechlin. It's actually Lake Röblin. You can't really confuse them.

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From here, you can't see Fürstenberg Castle, because someone misplaced the highlight. What you can see here on the opposite bank is the former VEB Fürstenberg feed mixing plant, also known as the Behrn Mill, a lost place that can be seen from afar due to its size, but is not accessible.

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Beautiful, large rest and bivouac area. Quietly located, right on the water, with some walkers and, on weekends, even party-loving young people. Plenty of benches (2 with tables, 1 covered). 24-hour restrooms (upstairs, right next to the tourist information office, €0.50), a fire pit, a market square with shops and snack bars, approximately 50 m², free lockable lockers (just larger than a daypack, padlock required), and canoe racks (12). Overnight stays cost €5 per tent. The caretaker arrives around 7 p.m. in the evening and in the morning and, upon payment, opens the restroom/shower (one shower cubicle each for men and women [€0.50 / 3 min.], two drinking water taps, three wash basins, two electrical outlets, separate restrooms).

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Various hiking trails lead over the bridge, including a circular hike from Fürstenberg, which includes the town church, the Baalensee bridge and the Röblinsee settlement.

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Probably built between 1150 and 1200 as a border fortress by the Ascanians! First documented in 1333! The current east wing of the complex, known as the "Old House," probably dates from 1539. The south wing, the "Great New House," was built between 1572 and 1595.

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