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Moorbauer excursion restaurant

● Gorschendorf

The Moorbauer is located on the Peene Canal between Lake Kummerow and Lake Malchin, in the untouched nature of Mecklenburg Switzerland. And as the name suggests, in the middle of the moor with its very own flora and fauna. Beavers and otters are at home here. Every guest is immediately transported to another world: unwinding is the order of the day in this tranquil and enchanting place. The restaurant is a crooked hut in the middle of the moor. In our opinion, this is what makes the Moorbauern so charming (in addition to its special location). The dining room seats 30 people comfortably. Guests have to cross the courtyard to use the toilets. We have extensively renovated these. Tables, chairs, sunshades and deckchairs are available for guests by the water The Moorbauer excursion restaurant can only be reached from the water. If you don't have your own boat - many paddlers and sailors come here in summer - you can take the passenger boat Forelle or cross over from the opposite side with the company's own pedal boats (in the shape of a swan!). Guests for whom this is not an option can be picked up by the moor farmer in his boat. The regular season is expected to start on June 26 and end on September 6, Thursdays to Sundays from 12 noon to 8 p.m.

Excursion service Rügen

● Glowe

Discover the islands on individual tours of Rügen, Usedom and Fischland-Darss-Zingst. Your tour guide Sven Vogel will take you by minibus to the most beautiful sights and excursion destinations in Western Pomerania. The Rental & Excursion Service Rügen offers individually guided excursions all year round. The tours start daily at 10:00 am in Glowe. On request, Sven Vogel will pick you up in his minibus right outside your front door. For passengers from Glowe and Breege-Juliusruh, this service is already included in the excursion price. The regular excursions include Mondays and Fridays: "Grand tour of Rügen" Tuesdays and Saturdays: "Lord of the Manor Tour Nordrügen" Wednesdays: "Chalk coast tour & Sassnitz tour" Thursdays: "Usedom tour & Poland" (departure 08:00 am) Sundays: "Baltic seaside resort tour" Further excursions are available on request: "Hanseatic City of Stralsund", "Fischland-Darss-Zingst Tour", "Hello Robbie Tour" We are happy to fulfill spontaneous guest requests during our tours and adapt our pace to the needs of all fellow travelers. Your four-legged friends are also very welcome and have a great place in the spacious luggage compartment. Please let us know when you make your reservation. Of course, we are always available for individual tour requests and will be happy to make you an offer.

Fleethof viewing platform

● Fleethof

You will find the viewing platform approx. 400 m after leaving Fleethof. You can look out over the wetlands of Lake Galenbeck. Lake Galenbeck has been a nature reserve since 1938 due to its great biodiversity, making it one of the oldest nature reserves in Germany. The lake is an important breeding ground for rare bird species such as the white-tailed eagle and kingfisher.

Viewing platform Grenzweg

Viewing platform on the border path The viewing platform on Grenzweg in Ahrenshoop is a very special place of peace and space. From here, the view opens up over the gently rolling dune landscape, the beach and the glistening water. The atmosphere is particularly beautiful when the wind softly blows through the grasses and seagulls circle around - then time seems to stand still for a moment. It invites you to stop for a moment, enjoy nature and leave everyday life behind. Whether for a short break during a walk, to take photos or simply to take a deep breath - this viewpoint shows the quiet beauty of Ahrenshoop in a particularly beautiful way.

Viewing platform NSG Galenbecker See

● Heinrichswalde

Viewing platform NSG Galenbecker See Many species of water birds breed in the nature reserve and rare plants have their home here. You can marvel at the impressive flora and fauna for yourself on the well-signposted nature trail. It is worth making your way to the viewing platform, from where you can watch swans and, during the resting season, cranes.

Viewpoint "Große Rosin"

● Dargun

The view of Western Europe's largest lowland moor area will take your breath away. A true bird paradise! The amphibious marshland of the flooded polder meadows on the western shore of Lake Kummerow attracts dozens of waterfowl species, from the tiny teal to the red-necked grebe. Snipes and dunlins poke around the edges of the mudflats for worms. Great white egrets, cranes, sea eagles and ospreys, kingfishers and bearded tits also feel at home in this natural paradise and, with a bit of luck, can be observed here in their natural habitat. See for yourself - a journey into another world awaits you! In addition to the large observation tower, other smaller observation towers can be used along the path through the renaturation area.

Dütschower Bridge viewpoint

The observation tower at the Dütschow bridge offers a unique view over the fish ponds and the Müritz-Elde waterway. The Lewitz fish ponds were artificially created in the 19th century. With a water surface area of around 900 hectares and a depth of 1.20 m, they are mainly used for carp farming. There is an observation tower on the edge of the ponds, right next to the Dütschow bridge. From here, visitors can observe the diverse birdlife of the Lewitz, including white-tailed eagles, peregrine falcons, gray herons, great egrets and many more. A visit is worthwhile at any time of year - but it is most beautiful during the bird migration, when numerous migratory birds rest on the fish ponds and put on an unforgettable spectacle.

Hofsee viewpoint in Speck

Hofsee viewpoint in Speck The Hofsee is located in the middle of the Müritz National Park between the Priesterbäker See and the Specker See. Here you can still get directly to the shore, go swimming or fishing (with a permit). The viewing hut in the north of the lake offers the opportunity to observe nature and its inhabitants in peace. Don't forget your binoculars. In and around the village there are old trees, such as the 200-year-old pine tree in the north or the 800-year-old summer lime tree opposite the old village church; and the old smithy, as well as a playground.

Loddiner Höft viewpoint

The southern tip of Loddiner Höft offers a picturesque view across the Achterwasser to the mainland opposite and the Lieper Winkel and Gnitz peninsulas. The hilly terrain with the steep cliffs sloping down to the Achterwasser in the west is extremely scenic and is one of the most beautiful landscapes on the island of Usedom. Large areas of sandy grassland, in particular silver grass meadows and carnation and carthusian pink - sheep's fescue meadows.

Pirate Gorge Viewpoint

● Sassnitz

One of the many hideouts of the pirate Klaus Störtebeker. The Pirate Gorge is an old cliff face. According to legend, Klaus Störtebeker, a feared pirate of the 14th century, sought refuge here and buried treasures. In the Pirate Gorge, a staircase leads from the cliff-top path down to the beach.

Viewpoint Reiherberg

At 143 m, the Reiherberg is one of the highest elevations in the Feldberg lake district and offers a truly fantastic view over the Haussee lake with its two picturesque islands to the silhouette of Feldberg. The Reiherberg can be reached on foot via the Reinhard-Barby-Höhenweg. It lies to the north of the main town of Feldberg and offers a phenomenal view of the main town in the lake district. Because it is also 60 m above the level of the Haussee lake, the mountain is one of the highlights of the hiking route in both senses of the word. However, it should be noted that the Reiherberg is by no means a mountain in the classic sense, but rather - like all the landscapes around Feldberg - part of the glacial series. The elevation is described more precisely by the term "glacial edge", which was formed when the dead ice melted. The Reiherberg is particularly beautiful in the early morning when the fog clears over the adjacent Haussee lake or on New Year's Eve. From here, you can watch the pyrotechnic hustle and bustle of the inhabitants of Feldberg. But the mountain also shows its graceful side at all other times. Due to its beauty, the Reiherberg not only attracts hikers, it can also be visited by cyclists. In addition, carriage rides through the surrounding beech forest are regularly offered, with the mountain as a must-see attraction.

Röthelberg Lookout Point

● Hohen Demzin

The Röthelberg rises 96.5 meters above the Malchin Basin and is a popular vantage point from which one can take in the vast expanse of the landscape. It owes its name to the word “roden,” as its forests were cleared early on to provide timber and farmland. Today, the Röthelberg not only invites visitors to linger and enjoy the view—it is also a living history book that tells the story of nature, the Ice Age, and human culture in equal measure. Another special attraction is the sculpture trail that winds its way around the hill. Here, art and nature come together in a unique way: Amid old trees and sweeping views, sculptures appear time and again, inviting visitors to pause, reflect, and explore. Thus, the Röthelberg becomes not only a place of history but also a place of inspiration. Once at the top, you’ll see an astonishingly rolling stretch of Mecklenburg with vast meadows, small patches of forest, and lakes glistening blue. By the way, it’s 832 kilometers from here to Switzerland. You can safely skip that trip…

Viewpoint southern tip of Gnitz

From a small hill on the southern tip of the Gnitz peninsula, you have an impressive view of the Achterwasser and the mainland beyond. The nature reserve at the southern tip of Gnitz offers special botanical features such as the orchid, silver grass and sand strawflowers. It is a habitat for otters, moor frogs and grass frogs, and grass snakes and even sea eagles can often be seen.

Bobbin Temple Hill viewpoint

● Bobbin

One of the most beautiful vantage points over the Jasmund Bodden and the Wittow peninsula. The 60-metre-high Tempelberg is located in the immediate vicinity of the road between Sagard and Glowe, not far from the village of Bobbin. It offers a view over the Great Jasmund Bodden to the west. On clear evenings, you can see the lighthouses of the island of Hiddensee and Cape Arkona. In autumn, many photographers use this vantage point to take pictures of the numerous cranes that flock to the Great Jasmund Bodden in the evening hours to spend the night. You can also experience romantic sunsets at this spot.

Observation tower "Elwkieker" Boizenburg

● Boizenburg/ OT Vier

NOTE: Due to the danger of landslides in the area of the Elbe slope, the Elwkieker observation tower and its apron are currently closed! The Elbe River Landscape Biosphere Reserve in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania has its own special charm at any time of year. The area between Dömitz and Boizenburg is particularly popular because a unique floodplain landscape has developed here that is very close to nature. The "Elwkieker" viewpoint near Boizenburg-Vier not only offers a fantastic view over the Elbe river and the fascinating dyke foreland with its sometimes steep Elbe banks and sandy heathland, it also provides a view far into Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein. The "Elwkieker" observation tower and the "EinFlussReich" open-air exhibition above the Elbhang staircase are also good starting points for a circular walk through the Vierwald forest. A narrow, hilly path first leads through a species-rich mixed forest to the almost 60-metre-high Köpelberg, before returning to Vier via a former border control path, the so-called Kolonnenweg. The hike takes around 2.5 hours. The Vierwald is particularly beautiful in spring, when the Elbe shimmers through the first delicate green of the hillside forest, or in autumn, when the species-rich mixed forest takes on its colorful foliage.

Old Water Tower Observation Deck

● Lübz

The round brick building is now a technical monument and observation deck. The old water tower in Lübz is a striking structure and an important testament to the town’s industrial history. It was built in 1913 and stands 37 meters tall. It originally served to supply water to the town. In 2006, the tower was converted into an observation tower. A newly installed spiral staircase makes the tower easily accessible. A special highlight is the panoramic view from an additional level built into the former water storage tank, which offers visitors an impressive view of Lübz and the surrounding area. If needed, please contact the city information office. Admission is €1.00; donations are welcome. The key is available at the city information office.

Barther Bodden observation tower Barther Oie

● Barth

In the middle of the Barther Bodden landscape you have a great view over the Bodden and the Barther Oie, which serves as a roosting and breeding area for cranes and many other birds.

Barther Strom observation tower

● Barth

Enjoy the wonderful view of the evening sun and the magnificent Bodden landscape.

Basedow observation tower

● Basedow

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

● Neubrandenburg

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 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Hellberg observation tower

● Goldberg

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

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.

Moorochse Observation Tower

● Alt Schwerin OT Glashütte

Observation Tower in the Nossentiner/Schwinzer Heath Nature Park One of the tourist attractions of the Nossentiner-Schwinzer Heath Nature Park is the Moorochse observation tower, located on the northern shore of Lake Plau. “Moorochse” is the local name for the great bittern, whose males emit a muffled call from the reeds in the spring. This sounds like the bellowing of an ox. From the tower, you’ll enjoy a truly special view of Lake Plau and the former peat pits. In addition to kingfishers and various species of ducks, with a little luck you may also spot white-tailed eagles or the elusive otter.

Rüterberg observation tower

● Rüterberg

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