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Basedow observation tower

The observation tower offers an excellent view of the Mecklenburg Switzerland Nature Park and Lake Kummerow. The nature park is known for the diversity and beauty of its landscape and its rich natural resources. The observation tower is located near Basedow. The nature park administration is also based here. Anyone who masters the steps will be rewarded with a view of Mecklenburg Switzerland. Other lookout towers that you can visit on your tour are in Verchen and Neukalen on Lake Kummerow, in Wendischhagen and Dahmen on Lake Malchin and from the Teterow castle wall island.

Behmshöhe observation tower

Want to see the four-gate city of Neubrandenburg from above? The Behmshöhe observation tower offers an impressive view. On the initiative of the association for the promotion of tourism at the time, an attraction was to be created in Nemerower Holz. In 1897, the town fathers decided to build a lookout tower, which was opened to the public in 1905. The 34-metre-high tower stands on Behmshöhe and offers a magnificent view of the clear Lake Tollensesee and the surrounding hilly landscape. To reach the viewing area, 111 steps have to be climbed - the magnificent view is well worth the effort. The Behmshöhe observation tower is not accessible for people with limited mobility. Opening times: From mid-April to mid-November daily from 9 am to 6 pm

Hellberg observation tower

From here you have a magnificent view of Goldberg and the surrounding area. In summer, the observation tower on Hellberg is an attractive destination for family outings and hikes. On warm days, it attracts many visitors from the region. The steel construction offers a view of the oldest cherry avenue in MV and the expanse of the Schwinzer Heide.

Jörnberg observation tower

Krakow am See is easily recognizable by the simple and imposing observation tower on the Jörnberg peninsula. Krakow lake labyrinth No matter which direction you come to Krakow am See from, you will be greeted by the observation tower on the Jörnberg. Visitors are rewarded for climbing the 126 steps of the tower with a magnificent panoramic view of the glittering Krakow lake labyrinth. Tower history The most famous landmark of the climatic health resort looks back on over 100 years of historical development in an exposed location on the Jörnberg peninsula. First erected in 1897 as a wooden lookout tower, the foundation stone for a 16.25 m high Bismarck tower with flagpole was laid at the beginning of July 1907 as part of the Bismarck worship. Lolat reinforced concrete was used as the building material. Visitors could enjoy the view from a height of ten meters. The inscription "Bismarck Tower / 1907" could be read above the arched entrance door. The tower was blown up in 1945 because "a field telephone was located there during the war". Today's observation tower From November1944 to June1995, a new, 27.70 m high observation tower was built on the former site of the Bismarck Tower, which was opened to visitors for the first time on 01.07.1995. Height of viewing platform: 24.13 m Diameter of first floor: 7.20 m Width of platform: 6.30 m Number of steps: 126 The tower's current viewing platform is more than 100 m above sea level. Distances for the North and South Poles and for various cities and countries are engraved in metal on the parapet.

Plau am See observation tower

The lighthouse welcomes boaters as they enter the Müritz-Elde waterway from Lake Plau. From its viewing platform at a height of 8 meters, it offers a fantastic panoramic view of Lake Plau. It is now the most popular photo motif among guests. In 2012, a new highlight in Plau am See was completed and opened to the public - the new pier with the lighthouse. This has already become a real visitor magnet in the climatic health resort. At weekends in particular, many guests and locals take advantage of the fine weather to enjoy the view of Lake Plau and the surrounding area from the platform. With a total height of 13.5 meters, the lighthouse now welcomes all guests arriving from the water as they enter Plau am See. Visitors can climb the tower from land and enjoy a fascinating panoramic view of Lake Plau, the Müritz-Elde waterway and Plau am See from the viewing platform at a height of 8 meters. The tower is open daily from April to October. From November to March, the tower is open every Friday to Sunday and by prior arrangement. Special opening hours for groups can be arranged by prior arrangement with the Tourist Info Plau am See. For safety reasons, please note that the tower remains closed during storms, thunderstorms, ice and snow. Entering the tower and the pier is at your own risk. Parents are liable for their children. The area around the lighthouse is home to a harbor, a snack bar and vacation apartments. The Metow connects Lake Plau with the old town of Plau am See and offers guests a maritime flair while strolling and lingering.

Rüterberg observation tower

From the tower you have a beautiful view over the Elbe valley meadows.

Observation tower at Tiefwarensee

Observation tower at Tiefwarensee Enjoy the view over the ice age landscape of the Tiefwarensee from the northernmost point of the town. The observation tower is located high up on the field as part of the circular hiking trail around the Tiefwarensee. At the edge of the path is a small "stone forest" with stone towers built by visitors and hikers. Past the "stone forest", along a slightly stony field path, you reach the tower with seating. Listen to the silence of the Ice Age landscape, take a deep breath and let your gaze wander over the vast countryside. In summer, there is a cocktail bar nearby at the "Amsee Bridge" and the "Paulshöhe" beer garden.

Malchow monastery church observation tower

At a height of 55 meters, you can experience breathtaking views of nature in good weather. At weekends in particular, many guests and locals take advantage of the beautiful weather to enjoy the view from the platform over Lake Malchow, the island town and the picturesque surroundings. Read more...

B14 Gerhard Marcks Künstlerhaus

Büdnerei B14 is the former home of the famous German sculptor, draughtsman and graphic artist Gerhard Marcks. The more than 200-year-old listed building was extensively restored between 2017 and 2019 and opened as an artists' residence. In this context, close cooperation is being sought with Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle. Since August 17, 2019, a cast of the world-famous bronze sculpture "The Caller" by Gerhard Marcks has stood in the garden of the "B14 Gerhard Marcks Künstlerhaus" in the Niehagen district. The artwork gained worldwide fame due to its location in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, where another cast of the sculpture has stood since 1989. The artwork was erected here in memory of Ronald Reagan's visit in 1987, when the American president called out to the world: "Mr. Gorbachev, open this gate. Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" The cast of the sculpture now on display in Ahrenshoop was originally intended to find its way to America and be dedicated to the American people, who helped the Germans achieve freedom, unity and peace. The artwork did not make this journey. In a conversation with art collector and dealer Bernd Schultz, whose Schultz-von Schacky family foundation owns the statue, Torsten Frühauf was able to suggest the Baltic seaside resort of Ahrenshoop as a location for the sculpture. The location in the garden of the former artist's studio, where Gerhard Marcks once lived and worked in Ahrenshoop, was convincing, so that the work of art now went on permanent loan to Ahrenshoop. You can find the current opening hours at marcks-kuenstlerhaus.de .

BEECH Resort Fleesensee creative workshop

In the BEECH studio, your creativity will come to the fore - painting ceramics, making mosaics, fabric printing or felting and, last but not least, carving for young and old. Registration required Tel. 039932 80300, BEECH Resort Fleesensee The BEECH Atelier is the creative workshop for young and old. Whether filing turtles out of soapstone, painting felt bags or plaster figures, making knights' swords, decorating unicorns with paint, glitter and sparkling stones or individually designing canvases. You can let your creativity run wild with us. We look forward to seeing you. Recommendation: find out in advance about the current opening times, prices and themes. If you have any questions, please call us in advance on 039932 / 80300. The offer is only possible subject to availability and on request with prior registration. The creative workshop is located on the grounds of the BEECH Resort Fleesensee.

BIOHOF Peitz

Since 1934, the family business has been running the farm in the middle of Mecklenburg Switzerland in the third and fourth generation. The Peitz organic farm has been working according to organic guidelines since 1990. Species-appropriate husbandry and the welfare of the cattle are particularly important to the family business. The animals live outdoors all year round, together in a large herd. They eat the lush grass in summer and only the farm's own hay and grass silage in winter, with no performance-enhancing feed at all. This form of husbandry means that the animals are healthy and robust. Suckler cows of the Uckermärker breed are kept. The calves stay with their mothers for at least six months. Once a month, young female cattle that are at least 24 months old are slaughtered. Their meat is slow-grown and therefore particularly tender, juicy and aromatic. The organic meat is vacuum-packed and sold ready to cook in the farm store directly on the farm premises. You have the option of pre-ordering your favorite cuts and picking them up on site, the dates can always be found on the website. Since 2019, organic vegetables have also been grown directly on the farm. They are also sold fresh from the field in the farm store. The self-service farm store is open for you every day from 8:00 to 20:00. In addition to sausage, meat and other organic products from the farm, there is also a selection of products from the region.

BOMIGO Bowling Leisure Center

Adventure golf, minigolf, climbing wall, tennis and badminton in the Baltic Sea resort of Zingst. Sport for everyone. Exercise combined with fun and games for an ideal vacation experience. In 2013, the former tennis facility was resurrected from its former slumber with a new crew and a new name. The Bomigo - Bowling Leisure Center Zingst. The declared aim is to expand the facility into a year-round and weather-independent leisure experience for families. The first step was the construction of an adventure mini-golf course with 12 lanes for the outdoor area. Bomigo now has a second 18-hole minigolf course. Nine holes in the outdoor area and nine on the panorama deck on the upper floor of the large Bomigo hall. A large outdoor terrace with beach chairs, tables and chairs allows guests to watch the action on the course at close quarters. The "Boddenblick" bistro also offers hot and cold food and drinks indoors. There is a climbing tower with three slides for small children. The large Bomigo hall is particularly suitable for all weathers. This is why it was extensively reconstructed on two floors in 2015 and made handicapped accessible. There is now a climbing wall, another tennis court, table tennis and a badminton court. Even archers find good training opportunities here.

BRILLENHAUS Stralsund

BRILLENHAUS STRALSUND - YOUR LOCAL OPTICIAN & ACOUSTICIAN We are your optician and acoustician in Stralsund and offer you a large selection of high-quality visual aids, fashionable glasses and first-class hearing systems. Our team consists of experienced opticians and audiologists who will be happy to help you choose the right glasses, contact lenses or hearing aids. We attach great importance to individual advice and personal customer service. Come in and let us spoil you!

BRINKMANNHAUS**** - Holiday homes

Large 4-star vacation homes - almost directly on the beach in Heringsdorf and Bansin. Large 4-star vacation homes - almost directly on the beach - in a prime location between the imperial seaside resorts of Heringsdorf and Bansin on the sunny island of Usedom. With lots of comfort and extensive facilities, you can enjoy a relaxing and exciting stay in equal measure, even with little luggage. In our quieter location, you can reach restaurants, stores and free public transport in the immediate vicinity, even without a car.

BUGA climate forest Neuhof

The BUGA 2009 in Schwerin and a climate forest for our environment - what could be more natural than combining the major event of a Federal Garden Show with the reforestation of a new forest area! One day after the start of the BUGA in Schwerin, this sixth 1.7-hectare climate forest in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern was opened with a planting event in Neuhof on April 24, 2009. As a "Selected Landmark" in the "Land of Ideas" competition, the Neuhof Climate Forest enhanced the experience value of the BUGA and supported its supra-regional appeal as a sustainable event with its very specific contribution to reducing CO2 emissions from vacation and business trips. How to find the Klimawald Neuhof The first reforestation area is located 25 km south-east of the state capital Schwerin and 2.5 km north-east of the small town of Neustadt-Glewe as the crow flies. You can reach the reforestation area via the A24, exit Neustadt-Glewe, turn onto the B191 in the direction of Spornitz, follow the L81 behind the HOYER petrol station (approx. 1 km), take the KRIM/Neuhof junction, then continue for approx. 1 km, or coming from Neustadt-Glewe, drive through Neuhof on the main road and turn right at the end of the town. From here it is about 1 km. Forest shares for our climate forests Since 2007, more than 100 hectares of new forests adapted to climate change have been planted at 19 different locations in all parts of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The reforestation of these additional areas was financed by "forest shares" from holidaymakers, residents and companies. During planting campaigns for our climate forests, guests can talk to forestry experts and learn exciting details about the forest in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. - More information about the forest share -

Baab bulwark & harbor

The Baabe bulwark is one of the most beautiful natural harbors in Germany and is surrounded by wide meadows that invite you to take relaxing walks. The so-called Bollwerk is located just outside the old village center of Baabe - on the Baaber Bek, the connection between Lake Sellin and Having. It all began in 1889, when the bulwark was raised on the Baaber Beek. After its completion in 1893, the first ships brought people wanting to relax to the village. These were mainly high earners who wanted to recover from the stresses and strains of working life in the dreamy fishing idyll. In summer, sailors moor in the small harbor and enjoy the wonderful atmosphere. In addition to pleasure craft, excursion boats also moor in the port of Baabe, and boat tours are offered through the romantic Bodden landscape of the Southeast Rügen Biosphere Reserve and to other ports on Rügen, for example to Lauterbach. In Baab harbor you will also find what is probably the smallest ferry in the world - the ferryman will personally row you to the other side of the Having across to Moritzburg Castle.

Baab Heath

The Baaber Heide - a natural oasis rich in berries and mushrooms with beautiful hiking trails. In the north of the Mönchgut peninsula stretches the idyllic Baaber Heide - a fascinating lowland formed by a natural spit. This unique landscape stretches from Baabe to the gentle foothills of a mountain range between Göhren and Having and borders directly on the Baltic Sea in the east. With its tranquillity and unspoilt nature, the Baabe Heath invites nature lovers and hikers in particular to leave everyday life behind. Nature shows its most beautiful side here at any time of year: In the fall, mushrooms lure visitors into the woods, while juicy blueberries can be discovered along the hiking trails in the spring. The Baaber Heide was reforested as early as the middle of the 19th century, and today the Mönchgut Forest covers large parts of this impressive landscape.

Backfisch Udo - Barth

Fish sandwich snack from the "MS Krabbe"

Wichmannsdorf bakery

Every Saturday from May to October, the Wichmannsdorf bakery is transformed into a culinary hub for traditional baking. Fresh baked goods from the wood-fired oven and homemade cakes are offered here between 9 am and 4 pm - all handmade and with a regional focus. About two kilometers from the Baltic seaside resort of Kühlungsborn, on the edge of the "Kühlung" nature reserve, lies the idyllic village of Wichmannsdorf - small, quiet and characterized by a lively community. Here, a local association is committed to cultural development and maintaining the quality of life in the village. A special highlight is the bakery, which opens every two weeks on Saturdays from May to October. Visitors can expect a varied selection of freshly baked goods made exclusively with natural ingredients and no artificial additives. The assortment ranges from hearty wholemeal bread and aromatic root bread to bread roll variations with poppy seeds, emmer or as a rustic version. The range is complemented by a selection of popular sheet cake classics such as creamy sour cream cake, moist poppy seed cake and fruity crumble cake. Throughout the year, various events also enrich village life - including atmospheric gourmet evenings in winter, a traditional Easter bonfire and a communal village breakfast. Further dates and information can be found on the association's website.

BadeHaus directly on the Fleesensee

Part of the family-run boutique hotel Fleesensee Resort & Spa Our BadeHaus am See is an architectural gem and a heavenly retreat. Nothing is missing here that contributes to an all-round feeling of well-being: a large Finnish sauna with natural light, a bio-sauna, a yoga/sports room and spacious relaxation areas including a library. In the outdoor area, a year-round heated pool as well as high-quality loungers and loungers tempt you to relax in the middle of the garden. And if you want to be pampered even more, book a wellness treatment. Opening hours: Daily from 10.00 to 19.00 hrs Saunas from 13.00 to 19.00 Bookable subject to availability and prior reservation. € 39.00 per person € 19.00 per person in combination with a wellness treatment incl. towels, bathrobe and slippers. Please note that the minimum age in the BadeHaus and for the outdoor pool is 14 years. Would you like to relax "completely privately"? Book your Spa for Two from 19:00 to 22:00 at a price of 179.00 per person. We will serve you a bottle of champagne and a wellness snack.

Bathing establishment Eldebad Garwitz

Located on the edge of the Lewitz, the Eldebad is a perfect destination, especially for families, due to the different water depths. In addition to a large sunbathing lawn, there is a baby pool, a non-swimmer pool and a swimming pool with four 50-meter lanes, guaranteeing water fun for all ages and every wish. Open 1 - 6 p.m. Your contact for swimming courses: Rene Niemann Tel 0172-380 4561 Swimming is known to make you hungry: snacks are available at "Tobi's Eiszeit". You can also marvel at large and small boats being sluiced right next door. Play facilities, a water slide and volleyball court round off the offer. Lifeguards, sanitary facilities and changing rooms ensure the necessary safety and enjoyable swimming. By the way: the annual Neptune Festival is a tradition here and pure entertainment!

Krakow am See bathing establishment

The bathing facility is one of the few natural pools in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and offers bathing fun for the whole family. The historic bathing establishment is one of 13 inland lake bathing establishments in Germany. The Blue Flag has been flying here since 1998 for good environmental management and the best water quality. Facilities: 1- and 3-m diving tower, sunbathing lawn, water slides, children's playground, volleyball court, snack bar, lifeguard, wheelchair ramp.

Bathing facility at Lake Glambeck

Bathing fun for the whole family Off for a dip in the cool water! Just a 10-minute walk from Neustrelitz's market square, you can hear the sound of happy children from afar at the bathing establishment on Lake Glambeck, who happily splash around in the water in warm weather under the watchful eye of the lifeguards and lifeguards from the German Red Cross. The bathing area is particularly popular with families with children, as the gently sloping sandy beach provides extra safety for the little ones. Don't forget to bring a shovel and bucket so that they can build sandcastles and sandpits. A large sunbathing lawn adjoining the lake offers visitors, parents and grandparents a place to relax and unwind. With a bit of luck, guests can also find a shady spot under one of the sheltering trees in the area. If you fancy a bit of sport, you should also pack a volleyball. There are always a few players on the large playing field who play a set or two together. Changing rooms, sanitary facilities and catering complete the bathing experience. The lake is open every day of the season for all water lovers and promises great swimming fun.

Neuklostersee bathing area with boat hire

The charming Neuklostersee lake invites locals and guests to enjoy swimming with its large sunbathing lawn, playground, kiosk and boat hire. Neuklostersee races, beach parties and swimming competitions take place here. The mighty glaciers of the last ice age formed the charming terminal moraine landscape around Neukloster and left behind a very special pearl in the form of the heart-shaped 2.6 km² Neuklostersee. In addition to a sunbathing lawn, the bathing area also has a volleyball court. The beautiful, clear Neuklostersee can be explored by boat. Sandra and Ralf Fischer hire out water bikes and rowing boats from May to September. Their kiosk also provides refreshments. The ASB ensures safety every year from May 15 to September 15.