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Attention! Although this cycle path is new, the 5 barriers along the way are also new; in fact, the cycle path is not barrier-free!

Park with 1000-year-old oaks

The Orangery of Ivenack Castle was built between 1759 and 1770 and originally served to house exotic, non-winter-hardy plants. It is a solitary plastered building with a rectangular floor plan and a mansard roof, classically oriented north-south, and is located on the shore of Lake Ivenack.

The rectory in Ivenack is a remarkable building located next to the count's estate. It is part of the municipality of Ivenack, known for its 1,000-year-old oak trees and the completely preserved Baroque palace complex.

The Gut stable granary is part of the extensive castle complex and the historic estate.

The forester's house is a single-story plastered building with a converted mansard floor and a gable above a three-sided bay window with a balcony.

The Augraben flows from the Ivenacker Lake in a northerly direction until it flows into the Tollense near Demmin. The small wooden bridge on the left in front of the entrance to the Ivenacker Gate leads over the Augraben.

To the north, right next to the church, there is a medieval tower hill with a forecourt. The ditches that once protected the fortifications are still clearly visible. To the west, the village pond borders the lower nobility's complex.