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The entire Semlow Landscape Park is beautiful and open to the public at all times. Information: https://semlow.info/index.php?menuid=37 and http://www.schlosspark-semlow.de/schlosspark-semlow.html

Here from the Adam and Eve Bridge you have a beautiful view of the castle ensemble. The two sculptures that gave the bridge its name are unfortunately no longer there. More information about the castle: https://semlow.info/index.php?menuid=34

The castle was ruined from the outside. Towers removed and mismatched windows and .........! The most interesting is the stable.

Semlow Castle is located in an old English castle park not far from the Recknitztal bird park region, a fantastic nature reserve with many quiet bike paths. On the Recknitz there is also the possibility of canoeing to explore the landscape from the water. Accommodation is available in Semlow Castle in 2 apartments (2 and 5 beds) www.schloss-semlow.de

small center with a well preserved old town

Pretty, but unfortunately as good as extinct village. A lovingly prepared place in the center invites you to linger.

Although Tribsees does not look attractive at cursory, there are some noteworthy locations when you take a closer look. This includes the work of art "Rotation" on the mill forecourt created by Klaus-Joachim Albert. It is meant to commemorate the former watermill and the course of the Trebel. The Tribseese Thomaskirche from 13./15. Century is part of the way to brick Gothic and is currently being restored. Right next to it you can visit the Royal Prison Center - now a local history museum, tourist information and potato museum. Tribsees still has two city gates, the mill gate and the stone gate from the 13th century. Despite 1999 incorporations (Landsdorf, Siemersdorf, Rekentin and Stremlow), the population of Tribsees has fallen by about a third (2,732 inhabitants in 2015), which is reflected in the cityscape. Tribsees has a rest area for water walkers with attached rental station. In Trebeltal one comes, partly through nature reserves, on the natural river to Demmin, where the Trebel flows into the Peene.