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Only a few remnants of the former castle walls remain, but they are quite charming. A variety of different blocks can be easily explored and freely entered. There are many attractive photo opportunities, especially with the expansive landscape of Lenné Park in the background. Peter Joseph Lenné was commissioned to design this 100-hectare park in 1826, made particularly appealing by the small river called Welse. The commission was given by Prince von Redern. The magnificent castle, also built at the beginning of the 19th century, served Count Friedrich Wilhelm von Redern as a summer residence. It was destroyed by fire, but the circumstances of this tragedy remain unclear.

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It was probably built in the 12th century and served as a town castle. Today, only the outer walls remain, made of brick, while the foundations are made of boulders and fieldstone. The castle already existed at this time and served as a border fortress. The present-day old town developed under its protection.

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Between 1816 and 1826, at the initiative of landowner Otto von Arnim, the old village in Criewen was demolished and rebuilt further east. This made room for the creation of a landscape park, designed by landscape architect Peter Joseph Lenné. At the center of the park are the reconstructed castle and the village church. The 9-hectare park is well preserved and, with its rare trees such as bald cypress, large-leaved linden, and plane tree, is an inviting place for strolls.

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Parish church with graves of the von Arnim family

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The many sculptures in the city are a delight and make the tour very special. I thought it was really nice that you can also learn a lot about the history of the city.

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It was a city castle built into the city wall that was built around 1250 and fell into disrepair from 1550 onwards.

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Inconspicuous castle ruins in Lenné Park. Some of the former tiles can still be seen. Interesting facts about it: https://lenne-park-goerlsdorf.de/geschichte

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With a view of Stolpe Castle. This is also popularly called 'Grützpott'.

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Over several years, well-known sculptors from all over Europe met for six-week symposiums to discuss trends in contemporary sculpture...

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Angermünder Castle once stood on a flat elevation on the south bank. The few remains that remain today are the oldest building

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If you walk through Angermünde, past the location of the former city gates, you will find several more sculptures.

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Stolpe an der Oder is located directly on the Oder Neisse cycle path. Here at the bike cafe, you will definitely get help when looking for a hostel.

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parallel to the cycle path at the lake, we had to take a detour due to bridge construction work and passed the remains of the wall.

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On the site of the former castle nursery of the Bernd von Arnim family, visitors can discover an orchard with historic apple varieties and rough-wooled Pomeranian sheep. On the grounds there is a wildflower meadow, a stork's nest, a historic ice cellar and a wine greenhouse.

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Small park at the national park center in Criewen with a very dreamy little church and a castle that you can also visit.

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Also ideal for taking a break.

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A castle can only be guessed at, but with a lot of imagination the surroundings invite you to take a majestic stroll.

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The castle, which was first documented in 1256, was probably built between 1239 and 1250 by the Margraves of Brandenburg. It should protect the Ascanian areas of the Uckermark against Pomerania and Mecklenburg. Between 1271 and 1311 there is evidence that several Margraves of Brandenburg stayed at the castle. The New Bower is one of the few residential towers with a high entrance that have survived in Brandenburg. After the Ascanians died out, the owners of the castle changed frequently. In 1447 the lords of Holtzendorff came into possession of the castle. In 1463 the lords of Arnim received the castle with the rule as a fief. It becomes one of the ancestral homes of the Lords of Arnim. The castle was largely destroyed in 1637 during the Thirty Years' War.

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You can easily get to the tower on foot or by bike and have a great view of the national park. The tower is only open at certain times from Wednesday to Sunday.

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The remains of the moated castle are freely accessible at all times. Tables and benches invite you to have a picnic.

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