Eggsess

The idea of ​​the nature park was created in autumn 2001 in the Uecker-Randow district by committed employees and representatives of municipalities. The "Am Stettiner Haff" nature park was founded in 2003. Six people work in the nature park. Mr. Elberskirch as director and Mr. Dinse as deputy mainly in the office and four rangers (Ms. Kroschwald, Mr. Henke, Mr. Fleck and Mr. Schuldt), who work primarily in the nature park area. All employees are primarily active in nature conservation, nature -friendly tourism and public relations as well as regional development and environmental education.

The nature park has been based at the train station in Eggesin since August 2012, where a modern visitor information center with a small café area was also created. In the direction of the city of Eggesin and with the help of ELER (leader) and urban development funds, two historic station side buildings were renovated and connected with a functional new building. Here, with the help of a modern interactive exhibition, visitors can get an overview of the nature park with its special features and then explore the nature park region with information material. Nature lovers and stressed city dwellers will also find the longed -for calm in the high season. The “Ukranenland” in Torgelow with rebuilt houses and ships from the Slavic period as well as the botanical garden in Christiansberg are mentioned as rewarding excursion destinations.

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The Heimatstube provides information about the Eggesin village and city history, about the wood and brick industry, the barge and the time as a garrison city. Using a kitchen, living and sleeping area, tools and many documents, the Heimatstube shows how the families have lived and worked in the past. Lectures and special exhibitions are also organized. Visiting appointments can also be arranged by phone in the city administration.

The church was built as a field stone building in 1827.

The turning trade has been recognized across Germany since the end of 2018 as an intangible cultural heritage. Master Master Karina Ihlenburg has been maintaining this beautiful, old craft in the Blobeer City of Eggesin for over 30 years.
In the Rose turning, which has existed since the end of the 1970s, products for stair builder, carpenters and high -quality interior design are mainly manufactured. Whether series or individual pieces, customers from all over Germany order in the master workshop.
The area of ​​handicrafts and thus the traditional production on the wooden turntable is also not neglected. In the sales room at the workshop in Heidestraße, in addition to shells in all sizes and shapes, woolen pots, crochet hooks, nutcrackers, bottle closures, writing instruments, mortar, cans and above all the beloved decorative apples and bulbs can be found. If you value high -quality local products, you are well advised here.
There are two regular events over the year:
The one: The sales exhibition in the context of art: open on the Pentecost weekend. This takes place in the tranquil town of Hintersee in the gallery in the barn. It is open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. In addition to the products from the master workshop, a court coffee in the green with homemade cakes, bread, tea and coffee opens on all three days. A raffle invites you to participate.
The second is a small Advent market with an open day, which the Rose turning in Eggesin organizes. You are cordially invited to visit the workshop on Saturday before the third Advent from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The half -timbered church was built in the first half of the 18th century. The pointed bell tower was demolished in 1902 due to dilapidation. The church was rebuilt in 1913. It has been used again as a municipal room and for services since 1994.

The neo -Gothic church built in 1911 with its 48 -meter -high tower, which was visible from afar, shapes the silhouette of the city of Eggesin.

The harbor Eggesin has 60 boat berths for the season and its visitors.
Cyclists who use the Berlin Usedom cycle path and water hikers like to spend the night on the tent meadow, which blends in idyllic on the peninsula between the harbor and the Randow. There are sanitary facilities with a shower and toilet in the port, a playground with a climbing frame and the small gastronomy "Hafenrast" invites you to linger.
A special attraction from here is a ride on the Randow flow.
The tours for max. 32 people are ideal for family celebrations, company or club trips, class reunions and of course for our holiday guests.
Guided hikes are regularly undertaken in the biber realm with the Randow flow. There is a lot of interesting facts about the unspoilt vegetation, the habitat of the beaver, the kingfisher, sea eagle and gray heron.
For holidaymakers we are available to rent two holiday homes directly on the Randow. There are modern fully equipped mobile homes in which up to five people can stay overnight.

In the Ueckermünder Heide am Stettiner Haff is the botanical garden of Christiansberg, a private show garden on 30,000 square meters, which is open all year round. The owners and Christiansberger call him their "green paradise". The garden consists of several areas such as the garden pond with ducks and fish, the shadow garden with funkies and ferns, the peony part, the Heidegarten and the alpinum with gentian, Edelweiß and other rare mountain plants.
At the beginning of May the magnolia garden is in full bloom. Around 100 varieties can then admire garden lovers who have promising names such as "yellow bird", "heavenly ice cream" or "heavenly fun".

In the Heimatstube, founded in 1999 by the Pasewalk country women's association in 1999, numerous exhibition objects from the past of Ahlbeck are exhibited in five rooms. Ahlbeck has existed at least since the 12th century and was mainly shaped by small-scale agricultural and forestry. Numerous agricultural and forestry work equipment are issued as a certificate. One of the exhibition rooms is a historic sleeping room with some historical furniture and strollers as well as numerous smaller utensils such as a historical toilet set. Another exhibition space shows a dining room with numerous objects such as historical dishes and cooking utensils as well as a steel oven from the 1930s, which was produced on behalf of the National Socialist winter aid organization for an emerging family. If you are interested in a visit to the Heimatstube, you can contact Ms. Gudrun Stein on 039775-20119 to the volunteer of the Heimatstube.

The Heimatstube is located in the former village school.

Equipment and objects from the garrison life at the Eggesin location are exhibited in the army museum. In addition, the development of the NVA and the Bundeswehr from 1945 to the present is shown in a documentary. Vehicles, from two -wheelers to tanks, extensively restored and presented to the visitor with attention to detail.