ビューロウの天然記念物・トップ9

樹木園へ続く、線路沿いの美しい道。素晴らしく、静かでリラックスできます。

Path to the Crivitz Arboretum

They are impressive. Even though they are a little off the hiking trail, the Demen giant sequoias cannot be overlooked.

A lovely place to linger. Worth a visit at any time of year. 🏞

Two old sequoias to commemorate estate forester Heinrich Hagge

Here the Warnow rises 62 m above sea level, which then flows 155 km to Warnemünde in the Baltic Sea. Like many springs in the north, the Warnow also gushes under the pond, so you can't even see it. According to legend, the spring was under the anvil of the village smithy. It has been lovingly reproduced here. Overall, the area around the spring is beautifully designed.

It's just relaxing to linger under these trees.

Arboretum Crivitz is a 15-acre tree park with educational trails, display boards, and picnic areas. 132 different tree and shrub species from all over the world can be seen. A trip to the spacious, quiet oasis on the outskirts of Crivitz is relaxing and educational at the same time: Stroll through blooming meadows and rows of trees, let your eyes wander, learn a lot about native and "naturalized" trees and shrubs. And: There are few places where a buzzing and humming permeates the air as clearly as in the arboretum. Bees, butterflies & Co. have long since discovered the flowering areas and the insect hotel for themselves. The path into the countryside also proves to be sonorous: An idyllic hiking trail from the end of the Freiheitsallee opens up the view of the Crivitzer See and the old town, before it goes over a small wooden bridge to the "Liebesallee": 132 small-leaved lime trees over 120 years old, in which the hustle and bustle of the bees can be heard when the linden trees are in bloom in early summer, line the path on both sides, which finally leads to the more than seven hectare site. Based on an unfolded map of the world, trees and shrubs from Asia grow in the eastern part, woody plants from Europe in the middle and America in the west. About 100 tree and 30 bush species are planted, explained and described in more detail on two nature trails. The gingko as the tree of the millennium and a primeval sequoia are also part of the stock, as are descendants of the Ivenacker oaks. The genetic material of other gnarled giant trees, which have now been designated natural monuments, is also being secured in the arboretum as part of the "Young Giants" campaign. The arboretum is open all year round and admission is free. Guided tours are possible on request. https://www.mecklenburg-schwerin.de/aktivitaeten/aktiv-in-der-natur/waldbaden/arboretum-crivitz/