앙클람 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

When water splashes, you feel a little refreshed in summer. But while the griffin on the market has been surrounded by water again since the end of June and the little elephant on the Neuer Markt is happily spraying water from its trunk, the frog fountain in the city park in Anklam (Vorpommern-Greifswald district) and the water feature on the Peene pedestrian bridge are dry. What's going on?

Beautiful view of the Peene from the bridge

Gothic gabled house from the 14th century. Today the registry office is located here.

Bust of Otto Lilienthal at the site of his birthplace

You can take a leisurely walk in the Anklam city forest. The trees are very young in places, but the paths are mostly easy to walk on, there are numerous benches and rubbish bins. There is a large sports field to the east.

These war graves are hidden behind bushes and trees. The square, in the middle of which stands an obelisk with inscriptions, appears to have not been maintained for a while. There are memorial stones for those who fell in the First and Second World Wars. The individually erected grave crosses have up to four surnames and some appear to be of even older origin as they are heavily weathered.

The building with the four-story clock tower was built around 1904 and originally housed the teachers' seminar and the preparatory institute. The high school, which was built in 1847, moved to the building complex on Leipziger Allee in 1926. Over the years, various types of schools were housed here before the school became a high school again after reunification in 1991. The building complex with gymnasium is a listed building.

The footpath and cycle path along the Peene is great for hiking. Cyclists are rarely on the road and there is always a beautiful view towards Peene. The path is mostly lined with trees and bushes and so you hardly notice light rain showers.