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Nice path for walking or jogging

The water tower was built in 1913 and is 37 meters tall. The water reservoir, with a volume of 150 cubic meters, was located at a height of 25 meters. The water tower was decommissioned in 1978. It has been a listed technical monument since 1990. In 2006, it was converted into an observation tower. From May to October, visitors can admire the view of the Müritz-Elde waterway and the historic old town from a height of 26 meters.

A view of Lake Plau from the jetty on a clear, sunny day. The water is gently rippling, stretching in shades of blue to the horizon. The narrow wooden jetty leads straight into the water, reinforcing the feeling of spaciousness and tranquility. The gentle shorelines and wooded areas can be seen on the horizon. Just take a moment to pause and capture the stunning perspectives.

A small town worth seeing that is very idyllic due to its location on the Elde. It has a beautifully restored historic old town, a castle museum, the historic lift bridge, a port worth seeing and much more to offer. It is definitely worth taking a long stroll through the town.

Worth a visit

Steel lift bridge from 1916, 13 m long in the middle of Plau ... a highlight to see how leisure boats are transported

😎The lift bridge in the heart of the town of Plau am See was built in 1916, saved from demolition in 1945 and reconstructed in 1991/92. For leisure boaters who want to go to the lock or to Lake Plau, the bridge is "raised" by about 1.60 m.

The lift bridge was built in 1916 to replace a wooden drawbridge. In 1945, the bridge was saved from being blown up.[1] In 1991/92, it was repaired and in 2020/21, a basic overhaul was carried out, including the installation of new drive technology.[2] A remote control was also implemented, taking into account the monument protection. Until this renovation, the lock keeper, who operates the lock at the "Hühnerleiter" a few hundred meters downstream on the Elde, had to ride his bike to the bridge in order to control the bridge directly from the wooden house. Now boaters coming from Lake Plauer can report their desire to pass by telephone. Source:https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plauer_Hubbr%C3%BCcke