Rubenow

Geographically, Rubenow lies between the Peene and Trebel rivers and near the Baltic Sea. The landscape is characterised by rolling hills, forests and lakes. Hikes along the Peene valley or a bicycle tour on the cycle path along the coast are particularly beautiful.

The most famous sight of Rubenow is the 18th century castle, which is now used as a hotel. Here you can not only stay overnight but also take part in guided tours or enjoy regional specialities in the restaurant.

Rubenow also has a lot to offer culturally: In summer, concerts of various genres take place here on a regular basis - from classical chamber concerts to jazz open air on the lakeside.

For those who like to try culinary delicacies, you should definitely try the traditional smoked fish or make a detour to the local cheese dairy.

For outdoor fans, there are numerous possibilities: In spring and autumn, the area is particularly suitable for bird watching; during the summer, the clear waters of the surrounding lakes entice visitors to swim or go boating. Anglers also get their money's worth here - especially on the nearby Bodden they can try their luck.

If the weather should be bad, a visit to the local history museum is worthwhile, which gives an insight into the history of the region.

Rubenow is worth a visit at any time of year. However, it is especially beautiful in summer, when you can best enjoy nature and the cultural offerings. Whether as a day trip or for a longer stay - Rubenow offers its visitors an authentic experience far away from mass tourism.