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行く価値があり、走りやすいです。森の部分には休憩所（「Radler-Rast」）があります。

相変わらず良い路面です。景色が良いです。

美しい水泳の機会と清潔な衛生施設を備えた非常に静かな場所。周辺には良いサイクリングツアーが可能です。 Krakow am Seeでの買い物はすぐにアクセスできます 10点中9点。

交通量が少なく、アスファルトの状態も眺めも最高な素晴らしい道です！

In my opinion, this is a great campsite for cyclists. You always meet like-minded people because there's only one seating area for the tent area, which forces people to sit next to each other, and you always get chatting... which is absolutely fantastic. Unfortunately, the campsite has become a bit more expensive over the years, but it's still worth it for anyone cycling the Berlin-Copenhagen cycle route. Best wishes and keep moving 🚲🌬️😉

The Teterow Pike Fountain is an ornamental fountain erected in 1914 on the market square in Teterow and a popular landmark of the town. Designed by the sculptor Wilhelm Wandschneider, it commemorates the legend of the "great-great-grandfather." The pike legend tells of a particularly large pike that the people of Teterow caught in the lake. It was as big as a grown man's leg. To keep the pike fresh, a bell was tied around its neck and it was thrown back into the water. The bell was supposed to indicate the pike's location. However, this didn't work, and the pike was eventually carved in stone and placed on the market square. The traditional Pike Festival takes place annually in Teterow on the weekend before Pentecost. The highlight is the performance of the Schildbürgerstreiche (Schildbürgerstreiche) by Teterow amateur artists.

The water tower in Teterow is a well-known building in the city. It is located at Rosenstraße 2 and is near a pharmacy called Apotheke am Wasserturm. The water tower is part of the city of Teterow's list of historical monuments.

The Hoppenrade Manor House is picturesquely situated amidst a sprawling 3-hectare estate bordering a nature reserve. Behind the manor house are a small park, a forest, a river, and expansive fields. At the beginning of the 18th century, Heinrich von Levetzow had a half-timbered manor house built in Hoppenrade. Between 1850 and 1853, Josua Magnus Klockmann built the present manor house in the neo-Gothic style according to plans by the Schwerin architect Theodor Krüger.