The Uckermark - Highlights
The Uckermark is a landscape in the northeast of Brandenburg, on the border with Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. This ice age-shaped region is characterised by gentle hills, numerous lakes, forests and fields, and is one of the most sparsely populated regions in Germany. Protected areas such as the Unteres Odertal National Park and the Uckermärkische Seen Nature Park provide habitat for many rare animal species. The tranquility and wide vistas make it a destination for paddlers, cyclists and hikers.
There is a lot to discover. We have selected the best sights and cycling and hiking destinations for you:
Buchenwald
The Uckermark is a forest in the north of Brandenburg, Germany. It is home to many different types of trees and wildlife. You can explore it all year round!
Church in the green
The church in the countryside is a place of peace and tranquility. It is an oasis from the hustle and bustle of everyday life where you can find comfort and solace. We offer many services to help your soul heal, including weddings, baptisms, funerals and more.
Rest area old train station Hardenbeck
The old train station of Hardenbeck is the perfect place. It's right on the bike path, so you can easily find it. The rest area has benches and tables with views of the surrounding countryside. There are also information boards about what you can do in this region of Germany, including bike trails, museums, restaurants, and more!
Through the Blumberger fish ponds
The Blumberger Teiche nature reserve is one of the most beautiful places in Germany. It is home to many different species of birds, beavers and otters. This section of the trail offers a wonderful view of the unique natural landscape.
CoffeeConsumption
KaffeeKonsum is the perfect place. It is located in the Uckermark region, which is called Germany's most beautiful landscape. The café serves homemade cakes and cold drinks as well as fancy burgers. You can also take a break here while you go hiking!
Templin city wall
The city wall of Templin is one of the best preserved city walls in Germany. It also houses an unusually high number of gates, which adds to its charm and character. You'll find both well-restored half-timbered houses and new buildings that blend seamlessly into the old town center. There are many stores and cafes to explore during your stay!