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メクレンブルク ive スイスの丘陵地帯の素晴らしい眺めは、標高96メートルのレーテルベルクから見渡せます。休憩に最適な美しいベンチもあります。

The Soviet War Cemetery is a memorial located at the corner of Bahnhofstrasse and Nils-Stensen-Strasse. It commemorates 73 Red Army soldiers, as well as forced laborers and prisoners of war.

The Catholic Church of St. Peter in Teterow was consecrated on June 30, 2000.

Mecklenburg Switzerland is part of the Mecklenburg Switzerland and Lake Kummerow Nature Park. The nature park is known for the diversity and beauty of its landscapes and its rich natural resources. In the north, you will find Lake Kummerow and its surroundings, as well as the Peene Valley as far as Demmin. The heart of the nature park is the actual Mecklenburg Switzerland. Here, you will find hill ranges more than 100 meters high – so-called push moraines – and lowlands that were also formed during the Ice Age. The two large lakes lie in these lowlands, just above sea level. The differences in elevation and the open landscape provide repeated opportunities to enjoy beautiful views. The agricultural areas are highly structured by wooded fields, kettle holes, hedges, and centuries-old individual trees. On the slopes, you will discover semi-arid grasslands. The Peene River and its tributaries, peat bogs, valley bogs, streams, and ponds form a dense network of wetlands that, despite land reclamation, remain of great importance for flora and fauna. Here, you can observe, for example, otters and beavers. Lake Kummerow, Lake Malchin, and Lake Teterow and their surroundings are particularly important for migratory and resting waterfowl, as well as many breeding birds, including white-tailed eagles, lesser spotted eagles, and ospreys.

Good spot to observe the water world of the lake. The path from the bike path to the tower can be very muddy

Great view and signpost to Switzerland

There is a gallery and a restaurant in the train station

Beautiful view of wonderful landscape