20의 라이젠가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Old monastery church houses a great organ museum

The blue lake shimmers hidden behind the hill. Very beautiful

Perfect panoramic view over the water

Super nice path. Good to drive

Currently closed due to flooding. The warning should be taken seriously. 😉

The special thing about this section of the forest is its isolation from road traffic. The fact that there are no cars here makes it possible to fully enjoy the sounds of the forest, the chirping of birds and the rustling of leaves. The forest is particularly beautiful in spring, when nature comes to life and the first flowers bloom. Every now and then, views of the lake open up, offering a picturesque contrast to the dense forest landscape. These views are a real highlight and ideal for taking a short break and admiring the beauty of the Mecklenburg Lake District. Another tip for a break is the Atelier Cafe in Sembzin. It's the perfect place to take a break and fortify yourself with a coffee or a small snack. The forest path is suitable for both cyclists and hikers and offers a natural experience that you won't quickly forget.

This idyllic vantage point offers breathtaking views over the elongated lake, part of an impressive chain of lakes stretching from Lake Müritz to Lake Plau. The town of Malchow, a picturesque island town and climatic health resort, can be seen from this vantage point. Nestled in the beautiful natural surroundings, the town offers a charming view. A tour with the Müritz White Fleet to Malchow is an excellent way to start the day. The swing bridge in Malchow is a spectacular sight not to be missed. The subsequent cycle ride back to Waren via Göhren and Lake Fleesensee is a delight for every cyclist, with picturesque landscapes and charming paths. A special experience is taking a break at the Seewirtschaft on the beach and continuing the journey via Klink to Waren. This part of the route is particularly beautiful and offers many opportunities to linger and enjoy the view. The path to the viewpoint can be a bit difficult in places, with nettles and other natural obstacles, but the effort is worth it for the spectacular view you can enjoy at the end.

Fleesensee Castle is a manor house that was built in the neo-baroque style with over 100 rooms and a ballroom. A manor house stood here before it was built in 1910, but it was destroyed by fire. The new building was sold in 1934 and is then used for different purposes. In 1997 the manor house was completely renovated and has been used as a hotel ever since. In addition to the almost 180 hotel rooms and suites, there are also conference facilities, a restaurant and golf and wellness offers.