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Beautiful cycle path between Schulzenhof and Fürstenwerder, asphalt with minor damage

The boulder garden is part of a larger adventure landscape, which also includes the "History Walk through Fürstenwerder" circular trail and the local history room. It is centrally located and also offers a beautiful view of the Great Lake.

It is part of a 1,200-meter-long city wall that was built from fieldstone in the Middle Ages and encloses the historic town center.

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The estate park, which is accessible all year round, was built in the style of an English landscape park with baroque garden art. The special thing about the park is its rare tree species, which are protected. Here you will find cucumber magnolias, copper beeches, weeping ash trees and tulip trees. The cultural and local association of the municipality of Weggun e.V. takes passionate care of the landscape park, but also of the annual events that take place here. These include the mobile cinema, which transforms the estate park into an open-air cinema hall between June and September every year.

A scenic section with blue lakes and wide green fields. In addition, the bike is wonderful to ride on the asphalt. With a little luck you can also see a few cranes in the fields.

“Fürsten Werden, formerly Vorstenwerder (1375 – Vorderstes Werder) was first mentioned in documents in 1319 and developed into a not insignificant town. Because of its border location, the place was fortified and received an approximately 1,200 meter long city wall with numerous Wiekhäuser and three city gates, two of which are still preserved (Woldegker Tor and Berliner Tor). The Prenzlauer Tor was demolished in 1878 due to the construction of the road from Prenzlau towards Woldegk. Fürstenwerder is the first place in Brandenburg that visitors from the direction of Woldegk see from Mecklenburg. The gate and wall immediately catch your eye and awaken your desire for further discoveries. With this in mind, the city wall was completely renovated between 1996 and 2000." https://www.gemeinde-nordwestuckermark.de/katalog/objekt.php?mandat=44733

there are said to be many rare trees in the park