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Old monastery church houses a great organ museum

A great little town - always worth a visit - good restaurants with reasonable prices

The blue lake shimmers hidden behind the hill. Very beautiful

Perfect panoramic view over the water

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

Boats pass under the 13-meter-long bridge, which is a listed building, when leaving Lake Plauer and heading for the Elde. With a lifting height of up to 1.86 m, it is the highest lifting bridge in Mecklenburg. The clearance height depends on the water level. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plauer_Hubbr%C3%BCcke

Nice little town, with a beautiful view of the water and swing bridge.

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.