쉬운 레친 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Snack bar and café with a terrace overlooking the Oder River and a garden. Selling regional products and souvenirs.

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Bockwindmühle Wilhelmsaue

Beautiful, flat landscape. Great if you want to watch birdlife or just clear your head.

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Nice track to test your skateboard and the obstacles.

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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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In 1949 an organ was added. In 1997 the church was completely renovated.

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Here you can spend the night in the former machine towers or old railway carriages. Very idyllic and quiet. So ideal for stage runs. But because of the proximity to water, there are also lots of insects. First and foremost, there are mosquitoes. They make sitting outside in the evenings a nuisance.

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Very tasty cake and coffee and wonderful views of the Oder 🦆

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Very nice pottery objects in beautiful colors 😎👍

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The Cafe in the Tower is one of *the* tips that people are happy to pass on on bike trips like this. Mega great location! Wonderful view of the Oder. You have to be a little afraid of heights to get to the cafe on the first floor. There are additional dining rooms on the floor above and you can even rent a holiday apartment on the top floor! Simply unique!

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Strong recommendation to plan this place for a break or overnight stay! - Big swing that adults can enjoy too! - area worth seeing: old machine house converted into a guesthouse and a loading tower into a holiday apartment; additional railroad cars for overnight stays, - 2 nice cafes on site, one of them in the tower - a "Restaurant" with excellent cuisine (a menu is proposed and you can choose between vegetarian and 'with meat'). Also a great view of the shore!

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Rock a little to relax

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Anyone who likes brown goods or brown crockery is certainly in good hands here. Since 2008, the potter, who was born on Usedom, has been producing and selling brown ware and faience at the pottery farm in Groß Neuendorf's Alten Dorfstrasse. Details on the Töpferhof can be found at: http://www.diebrauntoepferei.de/index.html

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The Gross Neuendorf Cemetery is located on Poststraße on a park-like site to the west of the church. In the old part of the cemetery on Parkweg you will find an almost inconspicuous memorial to those who died in World War I as well as several older or historical graves such as the four cast-iron crosses on the Laehme-Horn family grave. The chapel, a wall enclosure with wall graves (western extension of the cemetery) and a war cemetery for the "war dead of 1945" are located in the newer part on Poststraße.

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The church in Groß Neuendorf that can be seen today was built in 1850 out of brick. Nevertheless, the history of the church goes back to the year 1200. There was probably already a burial church around 1200, which was assigned to the Knights Templar. It was demolished due to dilapidation and a new church was built in 1703. The church, built in 1850, also had a tower, which was demolished after war damage. The bell has stood next to the church ever since. In 1949 an organ was added. In 1997 the church was renovated. The rectory is also in the church.

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What is first noticed by Groß Neuendorf and partly reduced to it is the monument ensemble "Kulturhafen Groß Neuendorf", which was renovated in 2005 by the Berlin architect Jens Plate. The loading tower was converted into a holiday apartment on the four upper floors and into a tower café with an exhibition on the lower three floors. The former conveyor bridge serves as an access and viewing platform. The swings attached there are enjoyed by young and old. The machine house now houses a hotel and restaurant. It is also possible to stay overnight in railway wagons, one of which is used as a small theatre. There is a skate park, bike rental (unfortunately closed) and other offers. The restaurant business in the "machine house" is z. Currently discontinued, but the café "Zum goldenen Klapprad" opened on the premises in 2020. In addition to the port facilities consisting of a loading tower, remains of the tracks of the Oderbruchbahn, quay wall and machine house with separating and drying building, there are other sights that only become apparent on a tour of the town: three cemeteries (Jewish cemetery, cemetery with old and new cemetery in the former park and a Soviet military cemetery), an exhibition of agricultural machinery, a pottery yard for brown goods, some beautiful half-timbered houses and always beautiful views of the Oder.

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As a memorial to the many dead, such memorials or war memorials are very important to this day. "Now you, lord, let your servant part in peace, as you said ..." it says in the so-called "hymn of praise of Simeon" (Luke Gospel chapter 2, verse 29). The people who are commemorated here, however, are not divorced in peace, but have become victims of war and tyranny. Many places that one encounters along the way bear witness to the horrors of war and tyranny, which are still important today. They all have two main functions: -1- Remember the victims and remember them -2- Admonish the keeping of the peace

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Can be visited on Saturdays and Sundays, with the option to rest. Otherwise closed area.

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The first church was around 1200, a burial church of the Knights Templar. It was demolished because it was in disrepair and a new church was built in 1703, which was also demolished. In 1850 today's church was built from bricks. This also had a tower that was demolished after war damage. Today the belfry is next to the church.

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