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Beautiful and peaceful in winter, picturesque

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It was built in 1836 as a solid brick building with a high, split roof and belonged to the Berlin tobacco wholesaler Wilhelm Ferdinand Ermeler (1784–1866). As the first tobacco warehouse of a foreign trading house in the first half of the 19th century, it served to store the tobacco purchased in Schwedt and the surrounding area.

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Nice place for your tent🫵😉

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It's only open Wednesday to Sunday. But at least there are restrooms nearby, apparently, because they're specifically indicated.

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Schwedt is spelled with a T at the end.

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30.05.25: Is everything still closed at the lido?!

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The bike path runs directly through the campsite/motorhome area for a while. Cycling is no problem, as there are no prohibition signs.

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Nestled in the hilly forest landscape on the edge of the UNESCO Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve, the seven-kilometer-long Wolletzsee lies just outside Angermünde. The clear lake, up to 18 meters deep, is fed by the Welse and is a popular destination for bathers, divers and anglers. A 16.5-kilometer-long hiking trail leads around the lake and offers a variety of impressions. Steep shores are lined with old beech forests, while meadows and fields stretch out in other places. The stilt houses on the south and east banks are particularly interesting—allotments that are not on the water, but on it. The path on the north bank is pleasant to walk and offers quiet sections for relaxation. A paradise for amateur photographers with picturesque motifs opens up along the Welse. From various points you have beautiful views of the lake and the surrounding area. A detour to the Wolletzsee is worthwhile at any time of year. The combination of water, forest and hilly landscape creates a special atmosphere that invites you to linger. If you want, you can refresh yourself in the clear water and enjoy nature to the fullest.

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The Heilige See is located in front of the much larger Wolletzsee. You can see it quite well, and it is highly recommended that you visit the outstandingly beautiful bathing area (for swimming or just looking or for a relaxing rest). It is only about 100m away from the car park, which offers plenty of space. The lake and its great bathing area (with jetty and covered rest area) are also very easy to reach by bike. If you are on the Berlin-Usedom cycle path, which runs close to the Wolletzsee, you should also plan a short detour to the Heilige See if possible.

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The Grumsiner Forest Information Center is located in the heart of the nature reserve of the same name in Brandenburg. It serves as a central point of contact for visitors who want to learn more about the fascinating natural and cultural landscape of this region. You can find more information about the Grumsiner Forest here: https://www.barnimerland.de/de/das-barnimer-land/naturlandschaften/grumsiner-forst.html

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There is also the possibility to spend the night with a tent in the outdoor pool

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charming, simple...scenic...I found this idyllic campsite touching: tent with a view of the ferry lake (and even partially covered seating; ideal for cyclists)

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Beautiful lake shore in perfect scenery

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The circular path around the Templiner Stadtsee always offers beautiful views.

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The water quality of the Templiner Stadtsee is good.

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Beautiful lake with swimming area and bench-table combination.

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Lovingly built and maintained by a grandfather since 1986: an absolutely touching garden railway system that can be admired from the lake path. You can also have the trains/cable cars/lifts (...) drive yourself. Donations are requested. A real hit - definitely not just for children and train fans.

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Small, lovingly built garden railway directly on the riverside path

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Knehden was the town estate of Templin in the 19th century. In the 20th century, Gut Knehden was owned by the Merseburg Ammonia Works. The estate was probably built at the end of the 19th century. It has now been renovated and is used as a residential building.

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