클라이너 플레소워 호수 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

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

Idyllic underpass with fantastic views!

Phoeben. A place you could pass through quickly – if it weren't for this little stop that changes everything. The Fisherman's Garden is so close to the lake that you can hear the water lapping as you chew. Here, where real fishing nets still hang over the boats, two ladies and a gentleman serve what you call "home cooking" with genuine friendliness, when they're right. Fried potatoes as they should be: crispy, salty, with a hint of the past. And to go with it: pickled gudgeon – for under 15 euros with a drink and coffee. Bike racks are within sight, which is especially reassuring for owners of brand-new e-bikes. And if you don't eat, you just drink – with a view of the boats, the Havel, and life at its summeriest. The Fisherman's Garden isn't an Instagram hotspot. But once you've been there, you don't just drive on. You stay a little longer. And you come back.

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.

I've always wanted to see the church from the inside. But as a cyclist, such a visit is out of the question. And even though I live in Werder, I haven't been there yet.

This is also where you'll find the only rowboat rental on Lake Plessow. This is a very tranquil setting, as there are no motorboats on the lake. Only the fisherman is allowed to use the outboard motor.

wonderful as already described elsewhere