In the heart of the Barnim Nature Park, in the Brandenburg region, lies the small town of Marienwerder. This tourist village captivates us with its beauty, but also with the serenity it exudes. Let yourself be seduced by a journey out of time to this marvelous corner of northern Germany.
Prussian heritage
The peaceful little town of Marienwerder has interesting monuments testifying to its Prussian past. A cultural tour of the town will revolve around the three churches in the three charming districts that it comprises.
First, in the village of Marienwerder, sometimes called Kwidzyn, you will find a neo-Gothic church built in 1855. Little by little, the houses that formed the hamlet of Kwidzyn developed around this church. Continue your urban trek to Ruhlsdorf, where you can admire the oldest building in Marienwerder. Built in 1775, the church of Ruhlsdorf replaces an old half-timbered building dating from 1663.
To round off your historical tour in style, head for the Sophienstädt district. A picturesque part of Marienwerder, Sophienstädt is particularly popular with nature lovers. It is no less a place to amaze history buffs with its Büttner church from 1914, recognized as a jewel of Prussian architecture.
Activities in harmony with nature
Ruhlsdorf, which is linked to the Schorfheide Barnim Nature Park, is particularly interesting for vacationers interested in water sports. Traversed by the Finowkanal, the park offers very pleasant river boat trips. Yacht charter in Marienwerder allows you to enjoy this moment of pure harmony with nature on the water.
To fully immerse yourself in these open-air spaces, opt for a campsite in the middle of a pine forest at Ruhlesee. Sail between the Havel and Oder rivers in a magnificent forest region. Take the opportunity to admire the rich fauna of Grafenbrück, including numerous species of birds.
A beautiful fine sandy beach awaits you for a moment of relaxation in Ruhlsdorf. You can swim there and have fun water skiing or wakeboarding. There are also opportunities for cycling between Sophienstädt and Ruhlsdorf. Once again, the cycle paths pass through rural landscapes.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 250 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer |
| Average price per week | $6,003 |
| Minimum weekly price | $1,002 |
| Maximum price per week | $569,844 |