그로저 플레소워 호수 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Super clean, nice and quiet location

A bit pricey, but the food was very good and so was the beer. Nice beer garden.

Anyone cycling over the gentle waves of the Havelland should briefly apply the brakes in Phöben – not because of the headwind, but because of this quiet beauty of brick and plaster: Phöben Church. Painted in soft pink, with a slender tower and neoclassical clarity, it stands slightly elevated above the village, as if watching out – for Fontane, for cyclists, for stories. You step through the gate, which looks a bit as if it had once waited for the stagecoach, and find yourself in a well-kept churchyard that is more park than cemetery. Spring: daffodils. Summer: shade under old trees. Autumn: a rustling sound. And always this view – of the Havel, of the sky, of your own peace. You park your bike next door. The tour continues – panoramic view included – but if you don't pause here, you've missed something: not the great attraction, but the small inkling that it's places like these that make cycling through the country so precious.

From up here you have a really great view. The walk up the Phöbener Wachtelberg is definitely worth it.

From the outside it is a very nice and well-maintained residential complex.

Today's Phöben village church dates from 1756 to 1758.

At the Großer Plessower See you can still find the remains of a fortified low castle from the late Middle Ages. From 1616 to 1945, Zolchow always belonged to the Plessow line of the von Rochow family. All that remains are the listed ruins of the basement rooms.

The Großer Plessower See in the urban area of Werder (Havel) lies in an Ice Age channel that was formed around 19,000 years ago. The lake is 5.1 km long and 1.3 km wide. Its deepest point is 16 m. The lake is very rich in fish, which is why it serves as a resting area for many bird species. Here you can, among other things: observe numerous great egrets.