マーク・ランディンのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

The body of water has a size of approximately 1 hectare and is known for predatory fish such as pike and perch.

The war memorial in Hohenlandin is a granite boulder on a fieldstone base, which was erected for the fallen of the First World War.

The municipality and a support association are trying to preserve the castle grounds, but there is a lack of investors to save the ruins.

The building of the granary in Hohenlandin is part of the listed ensemble of the former manor Hohenlandin, which consists of the castle ruins, former farm buildings and in particular the historical one.

The church was built in the second half of the 13th century as a fieldstone ashlar building with a recessed rectangular chancel. The church consists of a nave and a recessed chancel, without a tower, which burned down after a lightning strike and a fire. The village church is located opposite the estate.

great ruin with beautiful photo motifs

Around 1720, a tar kiln was built north of the Großer Steben Lake to produce pitch and tar from wood. The Vorwerk tar oven was created. The Vorwerk was renamed Julienwalde in 1815. In the mid-19th century, many tea kilns closed. A hunter's lodge and the Julienwalde forester's lodge emerged from the site around 1860. Today, children and young people are looked after in a residential group here.

The legend of the former castle fountain in Hohenlandin Park can be read in the book “Sagenhafte Uckermark”. Today the only thing that reminds us of the fountain is a stone with a memorial plaque.