Friedländer Gate – Treptower Gate, Neubrandenburg loop from Woggersin

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Friedländer Gate – Treptower Gate, Neubrandenburg loop from Woggersin

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Friedländer Gate – Treptower Gate, Neubrandenburg loop from Woggersin

01:41

27.5km

150m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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1.64 km

Woggersin Church

Highlight • Religious Site

Half-timbered church with Fachwerkturmaufsatz as Dachreiter from the end 18. Century

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Tollense Valley near Neubrandenburg

Highlight • River

4.56 km

The Klöterpottsweg connects Neubrandenburg with Woggersin and is a beautiful gravel path that is still easy to navigate and is lined with large pastures. From here you have a great view back to Neubrandenburg and towards Trollenhagen Airport. Near the Datze stream there is also a rest area with tables and a half-open shelter that invites you to linger.

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6.68 km

Reitbahnsee with water-ski lift

Highlight • Lake

For the brave

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9.06 km

Friedländer Gate

Highlight • Historical Site

The oldest and most complex gate complex in the north-east is the Friedländer Tor. What is striking is the 8 meter high bell, which was connected to the front gate. The semicircular bastion protected the gate from large-caliber firearms like a bullet trap.

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9.91 km

Treptower Gate, Neubrandenburg

Highlight • Monument

On the west side of the city fortifications, the Treptower Tor in Neubrandenburg announces the former pride and wealth of the citizens. This wide, late-Gothic gate (around 1400) with its four stepped gables and rich panel structure is the highest and at the same time the most representative of all city gates. The main gate reaches a height of almost 32 m.

As early as 1872 it was expanded to become one of the first municipal museums in Mecklenburg. Today a museum on the prehistory and early history of the region is housed in the gate. The four-wheel mill, first mentioned in 1271, was included in the ensemble of the gate system as an outwork.

Source: neubrandenburg.m-vp.de/treptower-tor-neubrandenburg

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9.95 km

City Wall and Wieckhäuser of Neubrandenburg

Highlight • Historical Site

Originally, 57 Wiekhäuser were embedded in Neubrandenburg's ramparts at intervals of approx. 30 meters, in so-called Wieken and originally served to defend the city in the Middle Ages, as the wall had no battlements. With the advent of firearms, they lost their function and were converted into dwellings. In the northern section of the ramparts, in the area of the 1st ring road, two Wiek towers were reconstructed in their original form as defensive towers.

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