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Angermünde's old town, with its charming market square and partially preserved city wall, is a manageable size. It's easy to wander around at a leisurely pace. However, there's a narrow passage (underpass) near the train station that's not particularly pleasant for either pedestrians or cyclists. At the northern end lies the beautiful Mündesee lake, equipped with a spacious cycle path that runs close to the shore for a considerable distance. Here, as in the town, you must, of course, be considerate of pedestrians and will likely have to push your bike from time to time. This is advisable anyway, so you can see and experience even more!

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The single monument at Jägerstraße 28, also known as the Scharfrichterhaus (Executioner's House), is the oldest residential building in the city still standing within its historic walls. The location of the Scharfrichterhaus (Executioner's House) in Angermünde is unusual, as executioner properties were usually found on the outskirts of the city or outside the city walls, particularly due to the knacker's activities, which were also carried out by the executioner. A private investor purchased the building in 2012 and had it thoroughly renovated using historic building materials. Further information: https://ag-historische-stadtkerne.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/15-07-DdM_Angermuende.pdf

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St. Martin's Church is the church of the Evangelical Lutheran congregation and was consecrated in 1854. It was the towerless prayer house of the Old Lutherans, who opposed the unification of the Lutheran and Reformed churches decreed from above. There is no reliable information about the exact founding date of St. Martin's Church. In 1841, Angermünde became the parish of the Old Lutheran Church, and in 1848, St. Martin's Church received its own pastor. St. Martin's Church was consecrated in 1854 and is now a listed building.

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Very tasty and very nice people

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"Stonehenge", a real sculpture park at Lake Münde in Angermünde

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From a little further away, both ship lifts can be photographed together. They are closed during the lunch break. The new ship lift is used primarily for large vessels.

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St. Martin's Church in Angermünde is a neo-Gothic church of the Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church (SELK). Built in 1854, it is a single-nave hall building without a tower.

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It was probably built in the 12th century and served as a town castle. Today, only the outer walls remain, made of brick, while the foundations are made of boulders and fieldstone. The castle already existed at this time and served as a border fortress. The present-day old town developed under its protection.

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