Discover Neutrebbin

Neutrebbin can be explored through specific places and different historical perspectives: on Liebesinsel (Lovers’ Island) stands a monument erected in 1990, the local history museum devotes its second exhibition area to changes in the 20th century, and a 3.45-kilometre hiking trail starts at Friedensplatz and passes through several streets and stretches of countryside before returning to its starting point. There is also the Alter Fritz monument, which was re-erected in 1994. This blend of local history and outdoor activity gives your trip a clear choice: you can focus on historical themes or make the route itself your main focus.

Monuments and the local history museum

The Lovers’ Monument on Liebesinsel in Neutrebbin was erected in 1990 by sculptor Janulies Tembrides. The Neutrebbin local history museum offers a different perspective on the past: the second area of its exhibition documents changes in the 20th century. Neutrebbin’s Alter Fritz monument is dedicated to Frederick II (1712–1782); the Alter Fritz monument was re-erected in the town in 1994. Alongside a monument and its dedication, developments across an entire century are among the themes to explore.

The hiking trail through Neutrebbin

The 3.45 km Friedensplatz–Weidenweg–Kuhstallstraße–Wriezener Straße hiking trail starts at Friedensplatz and leads through the Drift to Weidenweg, past the biogas plant and onward along the cycle path on Wriezener Damm. In town, it follows Wriezener Straße and Hauptstraße back to Friedensplatz. You can start anywhere in Neutrebbin. So, as well as following the route, you can choose where to begin; the marked trail is 3.45 km long in total. Check local conditions before setting out.

More perspectives in the wider Märkisch-Oderland destination

The wider Märkisch-Oderland destination offers further cultural experiences. In Buckow, the Brecht-Weigel House has been a museum since 1977. The Brecht-Weigel House Literature Museum holds readings, concerts, talks, discussions, film screenings, exhibitions and special guided tours throughout the year; the individual events vary. If you would like to include literature and events in your travel plans alongside historic sites, you can consider this distinct cultural highlight.

The Märkische Schweiz also offers hiking routes of a different length within the wider Märkisch-Oderland destination: the 17 km Natura Trail and the certified Märkische Schweiz Nature Park Route, which is just under 21 km long. Their lengths give you a sense of how they compare with Neutrebbin’s 3.45 km trail. For another way to explore the area, the main route of the Oderbruchbahn Cycle Route runs from Fürstenwalde/Spree or, alternatively, from Müncheberg to Wriezen. The cycle route passes through the quiet landscape of the Oderbruch and also offers a journey back to the early 20th century and the history of rail transport.

Choose the focus of your trip

This decision can help you determine the focus of your stay.

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