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Altfriedland Monastery Ruins, open on Saturdays in late summer for the music series "Music in Altfriedland Monastery"

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An unusually spacious bathing area with a large park in front. Plenty of seating and tables! A very pleasant stay in any case. The lake view is fantastic. Swimming is pure pleasure here, but treading water is also very possible. The entrance looks closed from a distance, but that's deceptive. It's a public area that's frequently used for events, such as concerts in the adjacent monastery ruins.

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The war memorial in Altfriedland commemorates the fallen of the World Wars and stands as a silent memorial in the town center. Built in traditional stone construction, it is a typical example of the heritage culture of Brandenburg villages. Today, the square surrounding the memorial invites you to take a short break and explore the history of the town.

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The beautiful Altfriedland Monastery Church is one of the oldest buildings in Märkische Schweiz (Markish Switzerland) and tells a story spanning almost 800 years. Originally built between 1230 and 1271 as part of a Cistercian monastery, it was rebuilt in 1734. The striking church tower was added in 1864. Today, the church serves as a Protestant village church and is an important cultural center of the town. In addition to the church itself, the ruins of the refectory and the well-preserved 15th-century cloister are worth a look. These are historical relics of monastic life in bygone times. Its location in the Märkische Schweiz nature reserve makes a visit particularly attractive: Situated directly on the Klostersee (Monastery Lake), the surrounding area offers idyllic views and invites you to take walks amidst a unique natural and cultural landscape.

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A good view of the lake, with binoculars you can see a lot here 👍🏻

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Bockwindmühle Wilhelmsaue

Half-timbered church from 1820. The Sauer organ from 1922 is no longer there. The church was restored in 1956/57. Since 1990, a support association has been looking after the church, among other things.

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The mill was built in 1880 and was in operation until the 1960s. After that it was empty and in danger of falling into disrepair. After extensive repairs the mill has been able to grind again since 1995. It is the last post mill preserved in the Oderbruch and is therefore a protected technical monument. It is also sometimes used as a registry office.

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The bathing area is located on the monastery lake. The bathing area includes jetties and a spacious play and sunbathing lawn. The bathing area is centrally located in the town, right near the monastery ruins, monastery church and monastery tavern.

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From this observation tower you can have a beautiful view over the Kiezer See and the bird sanctuary. With binoculars you can watch the birds. And early risers can watch the sunrise 🌄.

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Napoleon Bonaparte (1769–1821) is said to have rested under the oak tree in 1812 during his campaign against Russia, which is where it gets its name from. More information at: https://www.monumentale-eichen.de/brandenburg/karlsdorf/ But more recently it has also been referred to as the Dream Magic Tree. The Dream Magic Tree is a story song production from 1980 as a radio play and stage show for children by Reinhard Lakomy (composition) and Monika Ehrhardt (lyrics) https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_Traumzauberbaum.

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The Napoleon oak stands in a meadow right next to the B 167 near Karlsdorf, a small district of Altfriedland. The oak is also sometimes called the French oak. Napoleon Bonaparte (1769–1821) is said to have rested under the oak during his campaign against Russia in 1812, which is where it gets its name from. More information at: https://www.monumentale-eichen.de/brandenburg/karlsdorf/ But more recently it has also been called the Dream Magic Tree. The Dream Magic Tree is a story song production from 1980 as a radio play and stage show for children by Reinhard Lakomy (composition) and Monika Ehrhardt (lyrics) https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_Traumzauberbaum.

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The Napoleon oak stands in a meadow right next to the B 167 near Karlsdorf, a small district of Altfriedland. The oak is also sometimes called the French oak. Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) is said to have rested under the oak during his campaign against Russia in 1812, which is where it gets its name from. More information at: https://www.monumentale-eichen.de/brandenburg/karlsdorf/ But more recently it has also been called the Dream Magic Tree. The Dream Magic Tree is a story song production from 1980 as a radio play and stage show for children by Reinhard Lakomy (composition) and Monika Ehrhardt (lyrics) https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_Traumzauberbaum.

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Especially in the transition period it is worth it for the whole family to see the migratory birds

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In 1755, Christoph Moser and his family were among the Austrian colonists who settled in Neubarnim after the Oderbruch was drained. Around 1860, Julius Ferdinand Moser, a descendant of the family, acquired this farm in Neulewin with arable land. The court flourished under Karl Wilhelm Moser. He ran effective farming and had the large stables built in 1900. From 1936 onwards, the Mosers were the first farmers in Neulewin to cultivate cucumbers in the field. In 1945 the barn and house were destroyed, as was the workers' house belonging to the farm. The Moser family moved to the Federal Republic of Germany in 1953. The local farm took over the property and land and in 1954 it was transferred to the LPG Type III “Oderbruch” Neulewin. In 1990, Friedrich Moser successfully filed a claim for retransfer of his property, but in 1996 the municipality acquired part of the property. In 2007, Prof. Dr. Hannelore Scholz-Lübbering and her husband Johannes Lübbering took over the remaining parts of the property from Wilhelm Moser in order to develop it as the headquarters of the Lübbering Foundation, which was founded on September 1st, 2007. The Lübbering Foundation is a non-profit foundation. A cultural teaching and meeting place is being created from the existing Moserhof buildings. The foundation will initiate and support social, cultural, sporting and tourist activities. Source: https://www.veikkos-archiv.com/index.php/Moserhof

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The small pedestrian bridge connects Neulewin with the Neukarlsdorf residential area directly behind the northern Oder dike (Alte Oder).

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This covered, octagonal rest area is located at the former level crossing of the Oderbruchbahn and directly on the local circular route. On the opposite side of the street there is an information board about the former Neulewin train station on the Oderbruchbahn.

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Nice tower with a good view of the Kietzer See.

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Great swimming lake with a beautiful lawn.

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