The Uckermark
In the north east of the state of Brandenburg, only 80 km from Berlin, in the direct vicinity of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Poland, is The Uckermark. With 3058 km² it is the largest administrative district in Germany. However, as only 160,000 people live in The Uckermark, this piece of land is among the most sparsely populated regions of Germany - best pre-requisites for nature, relaxation and quiet.
More than 400 lakes, Sölle, courses of rivers and moors, extensive forests, fields and meadows offer ideal pre-requisites for a wonderful holiday.
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Prenzlau – the green town next to the "Uckersee"The towers of the St. Marien Church which can be seen to a large extent from all directions, welcome you when you visit Prenzlau. In the south west the ... |
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Templin - the "Pearl of The Uckermark"The thermal salt water spa Templin, also called the "Pearl of The Uckermark", presents itself with Baroque places of interest to Middle ... |
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Angermünde - between old timber houses and pure natureAngermünde has retained the endearing charm of the former town of small farmers. Impressive historic buildings, such as the Franciscan Monastery or the ... |
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Schwedt / OderSchwedt/Oder mentioned for the first time in 1265 is located between gentle end morain hills and the wide Oder valley. The town was designed according ... |
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LychenThe little town of Lychen, state-approved location for recreation, with its local authorities of Retzow, Rutenberg and Beenz, is situated in the natural ... |
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