Neubrandenburg: Hotels and Accommodations

Neubrandenburg is located on the shores of Lake Tollensesee and forms an urban center of the Mecklenburg Lake District.

Location and Bodies of Water

Neubrandenburg lies near the northern end of Lake Tollensesee, where the Tollense River flows out of the lake.

Culture and History

Neubrandenburg was founded in 1248 as a fortified outpost and later prospered through weaving and its role as a market center. The city is associated with four medieval city gates, which is reflected in its nickname, “City of Four Gates.”

The Saint Mary's Concert Church is the home venue of the Neubrandenburg Philharmonic. Neubrandenburg is also part of the “European Route of Brick Gothic,” which runs along the Baltic Sea coast through seven countries.

Places in the Surrounding Area

St. George, Neubrandenburg, is located in the immediate vicinity of Neubrandenburg. The Kulturpark is also near Neubrandenburg.

Cölpin Village Church is located in the surrounding area of Neubrandenburg. Tannenberg, Hunnenberg, and Charlottenberg are also located in the surrounding area of Neubrandenburg.

Wildberg and Dahlen Village Church are located in the wider regional surroundings.

More pages for localities: Groß Dratow, Amt Stavenhagen, Amt Röbel-Müritz, Amt Woldegk, Amt Seenlandschaft Waren, Amt Neustrelitz-Land, Vielist, Amt Stargarder Land.

To the overarching travel overview: Mecklenburg Lake District.