Falkenhagen (Mark): Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Falkenhagen Castle is located in the vicinity of Falkenhagen (Mark), as is Huteberg. For travellers interested in cultural sites, Falkenhagen Castle is a specific point of interest in the surrounding area.

Surroundings

The surrounding area of Falkenhagen (Mark) includes Königs Berg, Weinberg and Margareten Berg. Falkenhagen (Mark) is located in eastern Germany near the Polish border; the surrounding area features forests, lakes and rivers.

Culture

The wider regional surroundings of Falkenhagen (Mark) include the Stork Tower, St. Gertraud's Church in Frankfurt (Oder) and the Mouse Tower.

Geographical Location

Falkenhagen (Mark) is located on the Lebus Plateau between the Oderbruch and the Fürstenwalder Spree lowlands.

Landscape

The local landscape comprises woodland, two chains of lakes and the Falkenhagener-Platkower Mühlenfließ watercourse.

The Falkenhagener Heide is a mixed-forest area in hilly terminal moraine terrain and is described as rich in flora and fauna.

Experiences

Bathing areas are designated at Lake Gabelsee, Lake Schwarzer See and Lake Diecksee; opportunities for sports and play are also mentioned. For travellers looking for bathing areas as well as sports and play, this combination provides a suitable point of reference.

History

Falkenhagen is described as one of the largest and oldest settlements in the Lebus region and held market rights until the 17th century.

Falkenhagen has historical ties to the von Hohendorff family, which originated from the Magdeburg area and was connected with the region for more than 300 years.

Orientation

Falkenhagen (Mark) is administered by the Amt Seelow-Land.

Cycling

The 21.36-kilometre cycling tour between Hohenjesar, Falkenhagen (Mark), the Schweizer Haus and Hohenjesar village church passes through Falkenhagen (Mark).

More local pages: Rehfelde, Treplin, Letschin, Groß Neuendorf, Lietzen, Zechin, Buchholz, Neulewin.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Falkenhagen (Mark).

To the overview of the higher-level destination: Märkisch-Oderland.