Uckermark: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Several named features are located in the surroundings of Uckermark. Approximately 12.7 km north of the centre of Uckermark, the Ökostation is located as a named feature in the surroundings of a zoo. The monastery ruins are another named feature, located approximately 18.7 km to the northwest. A castle rampart is located approximately 20.5 km to the northeast and another castle rampart approximately 20.5 km to the southeast of the centre of Uckermark. The Patriot Cross is located approximately 18.8 km to the north, the Galgenberg approximately 1.1 km to the southeast, the estate park approximately 7.6 km to the east, and the children's quad bike track approximately 17.9 km to the north of the centre.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Uckermark.

Geographical location

Uckermark lies in the far northeast of Brandenburg and borders Poland.

Nature

The Uckermark travel region encompasses the lake-rich landscape of the Uckermark Lakes and the Schorfheide forest area.

Uckermark is described as a gently rolling, sparsely populated landscape in the northeast of Brandenburg.

The region includes the beech forests of Grumsin, which are part of the UNESCO World Natural Heritage, as well as Brandenburg's only national park.

Extensive lavender fields are located in the northeast of Uckermark; July is given as the harvest season.

Culture

A published route through Uckermark includes Templin's historic town hall, St. Mary Magdalene Church, the town wall, Prenzlau Gate and the Powder Tower.

Prenzlau is associated with St. Mary's Church, the town wall and the Dominican monastery.

Getting there

Rail connections towards Greifswald, Schwedt and Templin are mentioned for Uckermark; on the connection towards Greifswald, the railway stations of Angermünde and Prenzlau are located along the route. This transport context fits travel plans that include these connections to Uckermark.

Places in the Uckermark area

• Angermünde
• Boitzenburger Land
• Brüssow
• Carmzow-Wallmow
• Casekow
• Flieth-Stegelitz
• Friedrichsthal
• Gartz
• Gerswalde
• Göritz
• Gramzow
• Grünow
• Hohenselchow-Groß Pinnow
• Lychen
• Mark Landin
• Mescherin
• Milmersdorf
• Mittenwalde
• Neuhof
• Nordwestuckermark
• Oberuckersee
• Oder-Welse
• Passow
• Pinnow
• Prenzlau
• Randowtal
• Schenkenberg
• Schöneberg
• Schönfeld
• Schwedt/Oder
• Tantow
• Temmen-Ringenwalde
• Templin
• Uckerfelde
• Uckerland
• Wolfshagen
• Zichow

Getting around

Cycling and hiking are mentioned as ways to explore Uckermark. Numerous hiking and cycling trails are described as offering views along the way.

Described hiking options combine forest paths with trails through wide open areas; one route includes a viewpoint from the Spitzberg.

Published Uckermark routes include walks around Lake Templin and Lake Bruchsee, trails through the Uckermark Lakes Nature Park, as well as routes from Angermünde towards Lake Wolletz and Grumsin.

To the higher-level travel overview: Brandenburg.