Nordwestuckermark

Among the most important sights are the historic towns of Prenzlau and Templin with their medieval city walls and towers. In Angermünde, you can visit the castle or take a walk through the picturesque park.

Nature lovers will get their money's worth in the Uckermark: The Lower Oder Valley National Park invites you to go on long hikes, while the lake district around Lychen is perfect for swimming, sailing or canoeing. In autumn, visitors can also take part in guided mushroom hikes.

Culture enthusiasts should not miss the music festival "Uckermärkische Musikwochen", which takes place every summer. The numerous arts and crafts markets also offer insights into traditional handicrafts and regional products such as honey or cheese.

Those looking for a culinary voyage of discovery should definitely try the regional specialities: These include dishes such as kale with pinkel or labskaus - a stew of potatoes and cured meat - as well as local beers such as "Schwarzbier".

Even if the weather is bad, there are plenty of activities to pass the time: Visitors can, for example, visit the Uckermark Regional Museum in Prenzlau or enjoy a performance at Templin's municipal theatre.

It is particularly beautiful in the Northwest Tuckermark in spring and autumn, when the forests are brightly coloured and numerous birds stop off on their way south. Winter also has its charm: the snow-covered landscapes invite you to take romantic walks.

All in all, the Nordwestuckermark is definitely worth a visit - whether for an active holiday in unspoilt nature or as a cultural highlight with traditional cuisine and regional arts and crafts. A travel guide for all nature lovers!