The old corn storehouse with its historical mill has been converted and transformed into a tourist attraction.

The timber framed church is an open “Way Church” with a cyclists point and a rest area very close by.

The restored Dovecote Tower was built in the second half of the 19th century and is a symbol for the region.

The NABU experience centre at the Blumberger Mill has a total area of 240 hectares; it includes 21 fishponds and a natural landscape covering 12 hectares.

The historical old town centre has been beautifully restored.

The Marien Church dating from the 13th century has helped to form the historical old town centre. The 53 m high church tower, built from glacial boulders, is one of the highest buildings in the region.

The Baroque town hall with its classical façade was first documented in 1560.

The Angermünde Monastery complex was first mentioned in 1299. The Monasteries church is used today as the towns’ cultural centre.

The Powder Tower is the only intact structure that has the remains of the old town wall still attached. Without a break, there have been storks nesting on top of this decorative tower since 1850.