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Angermünde's old town, with its charming market square and partially preserved city wall, is a manageable size. It's easy to wander around at a leisurely pace. However, there's a narrow passage (underpass) near the train station that's not particularly pleasant for either pedestrians or cyclists. At the northern end lies the beautiful Mündesee lake, equipped with a spacious cycle path that runs close to the shore for a considerable distance. Here, as in the town, you must, of course, be considerate of pedestrians and will likely have to push your bike from time to time. This is advisable anyway, so you can see and experience even more!

The Schwedt/Oder Lock is located in the Schwedt Crossing and is a chamber lock. It balances the water level between the Oder and the Hohensaaten-Friedrichsthal Waterway. The lock was put into operation in 1924. The lock is of central importance to the icebreaker concept of the Eberswalde Waterways and Shipping Authority: it must be operational even during the winter months. For these reasons, the lock system underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2001. Source: reiseland-brandenburg.de

Always nice to ride on the dam but with headwind it can be very strenuous

Prenzlau is not the correct location for this picture. The text correctly mentions Schwedt.

Germany's only floodplain national park protects one of the few virtually intact floodplains in Europe. The diverse landscape types found in and around this floodplain create a uniquely high biodiversity of flora and fauna. The flat Oder Valley, with meadows and sparse trees, is framed by hilly forests and steep slopes. A treat for the eye and the sense of discovery. Motorized traffic is prohibited in most of the Lower Oder Valley National Park.

Between 1816 and 1826, at the initiative of landowner Otto von Arnim, the old village in Criewen was demolished and rebuilt further east. This made room for the creation of a landscape park, designed by landscape architect Peter Joseph Lenné. At the center of the park are the reconstructed castle and the village church. The 9-hectare park is well preserved and, with its rare trees such as bald cypress, large-leaved linden, and plane tree, is an inviting place for strolls.

In Schwedt/Oder, there is a sculpture of a mermaid with a swimming child located on the waterfront promenade. The local artist and sculptor Axel Schulz designed this work of art. The city of Schwedt, planning a stronger focus on water, commissioned the sculpture in 2007. There are also mermaid-themed events in Schwedt/Oder, such as the "WasserGeisterSchiff" (Water Ghost Ship), where children and adults can experience games and stories with the mermaids Anna and Undine.

Pure nature. Easily accessible by bike.