カセコウでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

4月初旬、ポンプから水は出ていませんでした。それでも、滞在するのに良い場所でした。

The Gramzow district archive is part of the district administration in Gramzow and provides access to historical material about the region. It is offered under the services "Archive Use" and "Archival Material, Historical".

A memorial stone for the Brandenburg song and regional poet Anna Karbe stands in Gramzow on "Anna-Karbe-Platz" at the entrance to Bahnhofstraße. This square is named after her, as are the Anna-Karbe-Schule (Anna Karbe School) and Anna-Karbe-Straße (Anna Karbe Street) in Gramzow. The local primary school focuses on the life and works of Anna Karbe.

Like all glacial erratics in Northern Germany, this stone was also transported by glaciers from Scandinavia hundreds of kilometers to Gramzow during the last Ice Age (Weichselian glaciation) approximately 20,000 to 12,000 years ago. It is therefore a natural witness to Earth's history.

The market square in Gramzow is the historical and cultural center of the town, which is considered the oldest settlement in the Uckermark region. It is surrounded by listed half-timbered houses and, together with the monastery square and the monastery ruins, forms the heart of the historic town center. The square has been renovated and now invites visitors to linger with its water features, seating, and pleasant atmosphere.

The historic station was opened in 1905 as part of the Schönermark–Damme district railway and served regular passenger traffic until 1995. Today, the site is a vibrant railway museum illustrating the history, technology, and cultural significance of the former narrow-gauge and private railways in Brandenburg and Germany.

The Gramzow Railway Museum, officially the Brandenburg Museum for Narrow-Gauge and Private Railways, is located in Gramzow in the Uckermark region of Brandenburg and presents over 100 years of history of narrow-gauge and private railways in Germany. The museum comprises an extensive collection of historic vehicles, including steam, diesel, and electric locomotives, railcars, and passenger and freight cars. Exhibits include the steam locomotive 99 4503, the diesel locomotive V 60-31 (ex PCK Schwedt), and the railcar VT 137 527.

Neo-Gothic hall church from 1854 with a fieldstone base built on the site of several previous buildings. Square west tower