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· Ueckermünde
Oder-Neiße 03: Ueckermünde - Pasewalk
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Photo: Peter Ch. Schachtler, Community
3rd of 16 stages on my Oder-Neiße route from Zempin to Görlitz
Part 037 of my Camino from Saint Petersburg to Santiago de Compostela
My adjacent routes:
- previous: Baltic Sea coast
- next: Bohemia
From Ueckermünde on the Szczecin Lagoon through the picturesque riverside landscape of the Uecker river and through extensive heathland to Pasewalk
Restaurants in: Ueckermünde, Eggesin, Torgelow, Pasewalk
Author’s recommendation
Accommodation in Ueckermünde: HafenHotel "PommernYacht" / Altes Bollwerk 1b / DE-17373 Ueckermünde / Phone: +49 39771 2150 / e-Mail: info(at)pommernyacht.de / GPS: 53.737071, 14.050246
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Accommodation in Pasewalk: Hotel "Villa Knobelsdorff" / Ringstraße 121 / DE-17309 Pasewalk / Phone: +49 3973 20910 / e-Mail: info(at)villa-knobelsdorff.de / GPS: 53.503124, 13.993555
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
all information to the best of knowledge but without guarantee
Trail markers:
- from Ueckermünde: cycle path B-U
Tips and suggestions
"¦" is on the route, ">" is within 500 m of the route, ">>" is further away
Worth seeing in Ueckermünde:
- ¦ Haff Museum; Am Rathaus 3 / GPS: 53.735723, 14.048437
- > Old town /GPS: 53.737119, 14.045939
Noteworthy in Ueckermünde:
- Marianne Buggenhagen: track and field athlete with a career in disabled sports
- Rudolf J. E. Clausius: discoverer of the second law of thermodynamics, creator of the term entropy
Worth seeing in Eggesin:
- > Eggesin Homeland Museum: charming exhibition about the wood and brick industry, barge navigation and Eggesin as a garrison town; Bahnhofstraße 4 / GPS: 53.682896, 14.077965
Worth seeing in Torgelow:
- >> Ukranenland: reconstructed Slavic settlement from the 9th/10th centuries; car park Jatznicker Str. 31 / GPS: 53.617314, 13.998223
Worth seeing in Pasewalk:
- ¦ St. Mary’s Church: hall church, 14th century, North German Brick Gothic / GPS: 53.502502, 13.990274
- ¦ Villa Knobelsdorff / GPS: 53.50333, 13.993616
- >> Railway experience centre Lokschuppen Pomerania e.V.: including exhibitions on the history of the railway in Pasewalk, the development of locomotive and railway technology, various steam and shunting locomotives as well as several railway travel and salon carriages from the former GDR government train (video); Speicherstraße 14 / GPS: 53.518190, 13.991454
- > Pasewalk–Police–Phoenix debris ball; Fischerstraße 17 / GPS: 53.508859, 13.993798
Noteworthy in Pasewalk:
- Cuirassier Regiment "Queen" (Pomeranian) No. 2: The text to the well-known Hohenfriedberger March ("Up, Ansbach Dragoons! Up, Ansbach-Bayreuth! …") celebrates this regiment (video)
connected stages:
Roadbook
From the hotel to the cycle path:
Up the Altes Bollwerk to the Uecker bridge
From Ueckermünde to Pasewalk:
Across the Uecker bridge and along the Ueckerstraße east-southeast to the volunteer fire department depot (on the left). Here the B-U cycle path separates from the others: keep right onto the Eggesin route and then remain on the B-U cycle path. The route passes through: Hoppenwalde, Eggesin, Torgelow-Holländerei, Torgelow, Drögeheide, Viereck, Friedberg, Pasewalk. In Pasewalk railway tracks are crossed, and then the large St. Mary’s Church is to be approached.
From the cycle path to the hotel:
North of St. Mary’s Church runs Schulstrasse. Follow this eastwards to Ringstrasse (200 m), then turn left and after 50 m you will find the hotel entrance (on the right).
Public transport
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Parking
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Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Author’s map recommendations
- Oder-Neiße cycle path: from Zittau to Ueckermünde - 465 km
- bikeline cycle tour book Oder-Neiße cycle path (with maps 1:75,000); Esterbauer publishing
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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