Torgelow
8 Attractions
Christ Church, Torgelow
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Christuskirche was built during the period when Torgelow was developing into an iron foundry town. The neo-Gothic brick building was erected between 1882 and 1884 to replace the wooden church that had been burned down during the Thirty Years’ War; a sandstone section of a baptismal font (1624) still serves as a reminder of that church.
Torgelow Heath Baths
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The Heidebad Torgelow is a heated outdoor swimming pool with the longest water slide in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The Heidebad Torgelow was built in 1996. It is a heated outdoor swimming pool and, at 55 m, boasts the longest slide in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. It also features a swimming lane with four starting blocks, a children’s pool with a wide slide, a sunbathing area with a playground, and dining facilities. The water mushroom and bubble pool also offer pure swimming fun for young and old alike. Regardless of the weather, a water temperature of 22°C is guaranteed during the season from May to early September.
Canoe boat house Torgelow
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The canoe boat house in Torgelow is located on the Uecker. The Torgelow paddlers' guild is based in the half-timbered boathouse on the Uecker.
Torgelow Shooting Range
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The shooting range in Torgelow offers clay pigeon shooting, among other activities. Be sure to visit our shooting festivals, too! The Torgelow Shooting Guild, which operates the facility, offers the following activities for a cartridge fee: Shooting with small-caliber pistols, small-caliber rifles, and large-caliber pistols, as well as clay pigeon shooting—trap and skeet. An open shooting festival is held twice a year.
Torgelow Sculpture Forest
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The Sculpture Forest is part of the Torgelow Forest District. The Torgelow Sculpture Forest is part of the 2.2-kilometer-long Kaisereichen Nature Trail. It was created in the summer of 2000 as the result of an artists’ plein air event featuring five international participants, during which a connection between art and nature was established.
Torgelow Tennis Park
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The Torgelow tennis center has indoor and outdoor courts. There are two indoor tennis courts and three outdoor courts to choose from. Completed in 1998, the facility is equipped with a sauna area, two computer-controlled bowling alleys, a restaurant, a tennis store and an outdoor terrace.
Tourist Information Torgelow
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Torgelow - ideal for family vacations Vacation fun and adventure for the whole family - no problem in Torgelow. The 55-metre-long water slide in the "Heidebad", the idyllic outdoor pool on the edge of the forest, as well as the water mushroom and bubbles offer pure bathing fun for young and old. Regardless of the weather, a water temperature of 22 °C is guaranteed during the season from May to the beginning of September. History you can touch - the open-air museums "Ukranenland" and "Castrum Turglowe" are inviting. The full-size buildings in both museum complexes are based on archaeological findings and give a first-hand impression of the living conditions of the time. In "Ukranenland", a Slavic village from the 8th/9th century has been completely reconstructed. A small harbor with the seaworthy Slavic boats "Svarog" and "Svantevit" completes the village complex. An early medieval settlement from the 12th/13th century can be visited in the "Castrum Turglowe". Two hotels, a guesthouse, a youth hostel and numerous vacation apartments invite you to stay for longer. There is also a water hiking rest area and a caravan parking area.
Ukranenland - Historical Workshops
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The Ukranenland Open-Air Museum is open from May through October, Tuesday through Friday, from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. It is a reconstruction of a 9th- and 10th-century Slavic settlement on the Uecker meadows on the outskirts of town. In the 9th and 10th centuries, the Northwest Slavic Ukranen people settled the Uecker lowlands, stretching from the lower Oder to the Zarow and from the Oderhaff to the Schorfheide. The settlement in the Uecker meadows of our Kirchheide—reconstructed based on archaeological finds and built with great diligence, perseverance, and historical knowledge by the members of the Ukranenland – Historische Werkstätten e.V. association—bears witness to their former way of life, their work, and their customs. Reconstructed Slavic boats named “Svantevit” and “Svarog” invite visitors to take historic river cruises on the Uecker. Visitors can try their hand at forging a knife blade, creating Slavic jewelry from clay, and playing on the historic playground with axe and stone throwing. Annual highlights include Easter (Easter Sunday and Monday) and the Museum Festival (the second weekend in August). Project days and school field trips are also available outside of the regular season.