シュヴェット湖周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ9

電動アシスト自転車でも押し上げ支援なしでは、自転車道は急すぎます。

The bridge offers a fantastic view. It's also great for cycling across.

Various hiking trails lead over the bridge, including a circular hike from Fürstenberg, which includes the town church, the Baalensee bridge and the Röblinsee settlement.

A very beautiful bridge, which, with its well-placed rails for bicycles, is the best proof that, unlike the bridge at the Kannenburg Lock, there are still architects/civil engineers who know their craft.

Built in 1996, the 45-meter-long, covered timber-framed bridge is made of weatherproof Douglas fir, and the deck is covered with thick oak planks. I think the bridge is very well designed.

From 1945 to 1994, the former concentration camp site was used as a barracks by the Soviet Army and was therefore not accessible for memorial events or research for decades. A small section of the site was inaugurated in mid-September 1959 as one of three national concentration camp memorials in the GDR.

Great place in the middle of the city, a little highlight

The Ravensbrück Concentration Camp (also known as the Ravensbrück Women's Concentration Camp) was the largest concentration camp for women in the so-called German Altreich at the time of National Socialism. It was built in 1938/1939 by the Schutzstaffel (SS) in the municipality of Ravensbrück (now the city of Fürstenberg/Havel) in the north of the province of Brandenburg.