쉬운 슈베트/오더 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

The Walrus Slide, a former highlight of the Schwedt Waldbad, was built in 1970 according to a design by the sculptor Joachim Liebscher and weighs about 40 tons.

The model for this sculpture was created by the Schwedt artist Axel Schulz, who created it 30 years ago. The bronze casting was completed in 2011, and the statue was officially erected on May 13, 2011.

The model for this sculpture was created by the Schwedt artist Axel Schulz, who created it 30 years ago. The bronze casting was completed in 2011, and the statue was officially erected on May 13, 2011.

The city bridge in Schwedt/Oder is a well-known local landmark, located directly on the canal and offering an attractive spot for strolls and relaxation. It connects the city's districts and offers a good view of the Oder River and the city's hustle and bustle.

The statue itself is part of the local landscape and attracts hikers who want to explore the surrounding area.

The Julius Tower is a historic building constructed around 1909 during the construction of a sewer system, modeled on the Spandau Citadel. The tower was originally located on an inlet of the Oder, the so-called Haveling (small harbor), which was filled in between 1864 and 1865.

The former estate granary in Criewen, a two-story building with a square floor plan and a tent roof, was built after 1816 in the style of Prussian rural architecture and is located at the corner of Am Speicher and Bernd-von-Arnim-Straße. Today, this granary houses the Criewen Community Center, which has been used by the local council as well as clubs and groups since 2003.

It was erected to commemorate the fallen of the First World War. The stele bears the inscription "In memory of their fallen heroes 1914-1918" and the injunction "Join the fatherland, dearest to you. Hold it fast with all your heart. Here are the strong roots of your strength." The base features a relief depicting a steel helmet and sword entwined with oak leaves, and the names of the 24 fallen soldiers are inscribed on the sides of the stele.