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Tourismusverein Angermünde e.V., tourism association

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Haus Uckermark
Hoher Steinweg 17/18
16278 Angermünde

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Tourismusverein Angermünde e.V., tourism association

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“With its mighty St Mary's Church, the monastery, the magazine and its overall appearance, Randemünde resembled a metropolis.” This is how Ehm Welk described the 775-year-old town Angermünde in his novel “The Heathens of Kummerow” in 1937. Walking through the historic centre, you will see freshly refurbished half-timbered houses, tiny alleyways, romantic courtyards, the market square with the town hall and walk-on fountain, restaurants and cafés, lots of art and of course the Ehm Welk and local history museum. The novel “The Heathens of Kummerow” is set in Ehm Welk’s birth place, the little village Biesenbrow in the Uckermark. His stories about the cowherd Krischan, pastor Breithaupt and heathen traditions are inspired by his childhood experiences. When visiting this area nowadays, you can still feel a hint of Ehm Welk’s stories. Little villages, gentle hills, grain fields dotted with red poppies, shaded forests and clear lakes: Visitors to the Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve will experience unspoilt nature. Cyclists and hikers will get their money’s worth thanks to routes such as the “Märkisch Overland Trail” and the “Uckermark Circular Cycle Route”.

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“With its mighty St Mary's Church, the monastery, the magazine and its overall appearance, Randemünde resembled a metropolis.” This is how Ehm Welk described the 775-year-old town Angermünde in his novel “The Heathens of Kummerow” in 1937. Walking through the historic centre, you will see freshly refurbished half-timbered houses, tiny alleyways, romantic courtyards, the market square with the town hall and walk-on fountain, restaurants and cafés, lots of art and of course the Ehm Welk and local history museum. The novel “The Heathens of Kummerow” is set in Ehm Welk’s birth place, the little village Biesenbrow in the Uckermark. His stories about the cowherd Krischan, pastor Breithaupt and heathen traditions are inspired by his childhood experiences. When visiting this area nowadays, you can still feel a hint of Ehm Welk’s stories. Little villages, gentle hills, grain fields dotted with red poppies, shaded forests and clear lakes: Visitors to the Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve will experience unspoilt nature. Cyclists and hikers will get their money’s worth thanks to routes such as the “Märkisch Overland Trail” and the “Uckermark Circular Cycle Route”.

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Kontakt

Tel.: 03331-297660

Fax: 03331-297661

E-Mail schreiben

info@angermuende-tourismus.de

Zur Webseite https://www.angermuende-tourismus.de/

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Anbieter mit Zertifikat "Service Qualität Deutschland I"

Adresse

Haus Uckermark
Hoher Steinweg 17/18
16278 Angermünde

Dieser Anbieter liegt in der Region

Tourismusverein Angermünde e.V., tourism association

Kontakt

Tel.: 03331-297660

Fax: 03331-297661

E-Mail schreiben

info@angermuende-tourismus.de

Zur Webseite https://www.angermuende-tourismus.de/

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Hoher Steinweg 17/18

16278 Angermünde

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Wetter Heute, 18. 8.

12 21

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Mittwoch

14 17
Donnerstag

12 25

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tmu Tourismus Marketing Uckermark GmbH

Stettiner Straße 19
17291 Prenzlau

Tel.: 03984-835883
Fax: 03984-835885

E-Mail schreiben info@tourismus-uckermark.de
Zur Webseite https://www.tourismus-uckermark.de/

Wetter Heute, 18. 8.

12 21

Bedeckt

Mittwoch

14 17
Donnerstag

12 25

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