Neuruppin - Neuruppin

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Neuruppin
federal stateBrandenburg
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Neuruppin

The town Neuruppin is located on the Ruppiner See in Ostprignitz-Ruppin district in Brandenburg. It is the traditional capital of the Ruppiner Land. It is nicknamed in memory of the poet Theodor Fontane, who was born here Fontane city. Neuruppin is sometimes considered "the most Prussian of all Prussian cities". With a total area of ​​305.24 square kilometers, it is one of the largest cities in Germany. Karl Friedrich Schinkel was also born here. Neuruppin is also the city of picture sheets, the forerunners of today's magazines, the made the city famous far beyond the country's borders in the 19th century. The city is idyllically embedded in the widely ramified and varied river and lake landscape of the Ruppin chain of lakes. Water sports are therefore a preferred leisure activity. In addition, nature offers many other attractions. The flat country invites you to go on long bike tours and hikes, and many interesting sights in the city entice you to stay longer.

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Map of Neuruppin

Neuruppin was mentioned in a document for the first time in 1238, and the settlement received town charter as early as 1256. Neuruppin experienced an upswing at the end of the 17th century. The "old Fritz", Friedrich Wilhelm II., Commanded his own regiment in Neuruppin from 1732 to 1740. The breweries flourished and cloth for uniforms was mainly produced in the city.

Neuruppin became famous for the picture sheets, the forerunners of today's magazines. Neuruppin is also the birthplace of Theodor Fontane and the builder Friedrich Schinkel. In 1787 there was a major fire in Neuruppin that burned down almost the entire city. Only the monastery church of St. Trinitatis (1246), the infirmary chapel (1491), the Up-Hus (1692) and the preacher's widow's house (1736) were spared the fire. Johann Cuno Christoph Schinkel, the father of Karl Friedrich Schinkel, died shortly after the fire. The architect Bernhard Brasch was commissioned by King Friedrich Wilhelm II to rebuild the city in a classical style. He also became the guardian of Friedrich Schinkel.

From 1791 Johann Bernhard Kühn ran a bookbinding, a lending library and a bookshop. His son Adolf Gustav Leopold Kühn took over the company from his father in 1822 and from then on produced picture sheets. In 1825 he introduced the lithography process invented by Alois Senefelder. From 1828 onwards he published the “Gemeinnützigen Anzeiger für Ruppin and the surrounding area”. The picture sheets were printed on a stone press and then colored by hand. In 1832 production was 1.2 million sheets. The motifs were above all current affairs, nature motifs as teaching material, love, board games, handicraft sheets for children and humorous pictures for entertainment. All picture sheets were with the production number and the words “Neu Ruppin. To have at Gustav Kühn. ”.

In 1835 and 1855 the companies Oehmigke & Riemschneider and Friedrich Wilhelm Bergemann settled in Neuruppin, which also produced picture sheets.

King Friedrich Wilhelm II is often portrayed as the builder of the city after the great fire of 1787, but this is not true. The reconstruction was led by the building inspector Bernhard Brasch, who designed the floor plan of the new town, senior building officer Berson, who designed the facades of the houses, judiciary Noeldechen, who obtained the money from the king, and state minister and chamber president von Voss, who oversaw the building. The generous, uniform city layout in the classical style with a representative north-south axis, three huge squares and a right-angled network of streets with two-storey eaves houses in the square form the historic city center that is still preserved today, one of the most impressive architectural achievements in Brandenburg-Prussia. Large parts of it are now under monument protection [1].

Due to the socialist shortage economy of the GDR, the old town of Neuruppin was spared the planned modern remodeling, but fell into noticeable deterioration by the end of the 1970s. It was not until the 1980s that the historical history of the city began to be considered, and a large part of the old town was reconstructed based on the classicist model. When the districts were rebuilt in 1993, Neuruppin was significantly enlarged by incorporating several municipalities. In May 2011 the iodine-containing thermal brine Neuruppin received state recognition as a healing spring. The thermal brine is through the Fontane thermal baths on the outskirts of the old town in the wellness area and used for heating purposes.

City structure

Since the administrative reform of 1993, the city of Neuruppin includes the following 13 districts in addition to the actual city of Neuruppin. All of them have their own charm and also offer some sights:

1 City of NeuruppinCity of Neuruppin in the travel guide Wikivoyage in another languageCity of Neuruppin in the encyclopedia WikipediaCity of Neuruppin in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCity of Neuruppin (Q16085) in the Wikidata database: Population: 25,238.
2 Old RuppinAlt Ruppin in the encyclopedia WikipediaAlt Ruppin in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAlt Ruppin (Q433253) in the Wikidata database: Population: 2,530. The former Olden Ruppyn is now a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. The place, four kilometers northwest of Neuruppin, has a lot to offer for nature lovers.
3 BuskowBuskow in the encyclopedia WikipediaBuskow in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBuskow (Q1017642) in the Wikidata database: Population: 199. In the midst of nature, surrounded by fields, the former Buskow estate is right next to the church. In the Bodoni Museum, the more than 120 years of book printing history can be experienced up close.
4 GnewikowGnewikow in the encyclopedia WikipediaGnewikow in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsGnewikow (Q1533211) in the Wikidata database: Population: 319. The former manor with its late classical facade is today a manor house with a hotel, restaurant area, winter garden and sun terrace.
5 Gühlen-Glienicke: Population: 306. The row village is the eastern entrance gate to the Kyritz-Ruppiner Heide. The Kunsterspringer zoo and the former water mill of Boltenmühle are attractive destinations.
6 Karwe: Population: 324. The magnificent estate no longer exists, only the farm buildings have been preserved. At the Alte Schäferei there is an art trail waiting to be discovered and experienced by visitors. The Karw Christmas market attracts numerous visitors every year.

7 CranesKrangen in the Wikipedia encyclopediaKrangen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsKrangen (Q875850) in the Wikidata database: Population: 209. The gateway to the northern chain of lakes is an ideal starting point for cycling, hiking and boat tours. The Kremserhof Zermützel in the district of the same name offers riding and driving opportunities, the fish farm in Zippelsförde is paradise for fish lovers.

8 Lichtenberg: Population: 180. A popular excursion destination in the region is the newly built Dreiseitenhof Gut Hesterberg. A sculpture path leads from Lichtenberg to the old sheep farm in Karwe. Well worth a visit gallery louversum.
9 MolchowMolchow in the encyclopedia WikipediaMolchow in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMolchow (Q1943290) in the Wikidata database: Population: 228. Molchow is very idyllically situated in Ruppin Switzerland on Molchowsee. Although the round village does not have its own church, a wooden bell tower stands in the middle of the village on a square field stone base.
10 Nietwerder: Population: 299. The sea dam bridge leads comfortably from Neuruppin to Nietwerder. In between is the former handicrafts settlement Gildenhall, today a residential area of ​​the Fontanestadt Neuruppin.
11 Radensleben: Population: 554. The street village is first mentioned in 1396. The Radensleben field stone church with its small, valuable organ from 1709 dates from the second half of the 13th century.
12 StöffinStöffin in the encyclopedia WikipediaStöffin in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsStöffin (Q2360529) in the Wikidata database: Population: 224. Quiet and contemplative district, former estate and farming village with a small village church, largely preserved in its original form.
13 WulkowWulkow in the encyclopedia WikipediaWulkow in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWulkow (Q1295001) in the Wikidata database: Population: 504. Former manor, especially known far beyond the town for its equestrian sport. The Wulkower Horse Days attract many visitors every year in August.

14 WuthenowWuthenow in the encyclopedia WikipediaWuthenow in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWuthenow (Q2089328) in the Wikidata database: Population: 434. Probably the oldest settlement in County Ruppin is located on a branch of the Wuthenower Lanke. The Tuscan-looking village church is visible from afar.

(Population as of December 31, 2019 / Source: Homepage of the city of Neuruppin)

getting there

By plane

By train

Rheinsberger Tor station

The Prignitz-Express RE6 takes you every seven days from the train station every hour Berlin-Spandau above Hennigsdorf to Neuruppin. From direction Wittenberg the RE6 drives over Pearl Mountain and Wittstock to Neuruppin, but only every two hours on the weekend. The former Neuruppin train station is today from JugendWohnProjekt MittenDrin e.V. used. Neuruppin now has two train stops served by the Regional Express:

  • The 2 Rheinsberger Tor station is right at the entrance to the city center. The station has a representative single-storey reception building with a round tower based on the architectural elements of the Rheinsberg Castle. The so-called citizens' station is located in the station building, which functions as a tourist information office and train ticket sales.
  • The breakpoint 3 Neuruppin-West is located about 400 meters outside the city center. It has two outside platforms with shelters.

By bus

A stop by long-distance bus services, such as Flixbus, is currently not planned.[2]

In the street

Neuruppin is about that A24Berlin–Hamburg reachable. There are two departures: Symbol: AS 22 Neuruppin and Symbol: AS 23 Neuruppin-South. The first one leads to the B167 of Neustadt (Dosse) to Liebenwalde.

With the wheel

mobility

  • SymbolBus.svg Almost all bus lines run via the Parish Church stop. The bus station was closed. A Line map (pdf) provides a good overview.
Within Neuruppin, you can use the 770 and 771 lines to get around. Line 770 runs every 15 minutes on weekdays and every 60 minutes on weekends. Line 771 runs every 60 minutes on weekdays. The fares of the VBB: Single ticket € 1.40, day ticket € 2.80.
  • Sign 314-50 - parking lot, StVO 2013.svg Free parking spaces (Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a limited time) are available at several locations in the city. There are park-and-ride parking spaces at both train stops. There are resident parking zones in the city center. During city cleaning, there is an absolute no-stopping! Please note the signs! The parking spaces at Puschkinstr. (except Tuesdays from 07: 00-09: 00) and the not officially designated parking spaces between Robert-Koch-Str. and Rosenstr. to recommend.
  • Sign 237 - special route for cyclists, StVO 1992.svg A well-developed cycle network connects the most important destinations in the city. In Neuruppin, the bicycle is an important part of the cityscape as an inner-city means of transport. The flat land and the good cycling infrastructure offer ideal conditions. A mobile map shows the various modes of transport. In addition, the map contains, for example, information on tourist bike routes and sights. The card is available in the citizens 'office of the Neuruppin city administration (Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 33), in the citizens' station (tourist information) at the Rheinsberger Tor stop and in various bookshops. she stands here also available as a pdf download.
Bicycle tours in the entire urban area, to the partially somewhat distant districts and in the immediate vicinity are very possible due to the non-existent inclines and lead through extremely scenic surroundings. If you don't have your bike with you, you can borrow one from:
  • 1  Rhin paddle (Neuruppin rental station), On the lake promenade, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 771212, Mobile: 49 (0)171 1720873, Fax: 49 (0)3391 771214, Email: . Canoe rental and bike rental in Neuruppin and Alt Ruppin.Price: adult bike from € 10 / d, children's bike from € 8 / d, e-bike from € 25 / d.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 2  Rhin paddle (Alt Ruppin rental station), Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 8, 16827 Neuruppin OT-Alt Ruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 771212, Mobile: 49 (0)171 1720873, Fax: 49 (0)3391 771214, Email: . Canoe rental and bike rental in Alt Ruppin and Neuruppin.Price: from 10, - € / d.last change: Mar. 2020

Tourist Attractions

Churches

Churches in Neuruppin
St. Trinity Monastery Church
  • 1  St. Trinity Monastery Church, Niemöllerplatz, 16816 Neuruppin. Monastery church of St. Trinity in the encyclopedia WikipediaMonastery Church of St. Trinity in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSt. Trinity Monastery Church (Q1228469) in the Wikidata database.The church is the landmark of the Fontanestadt. It was built from 1246 with the associated Dominican monastery. In 1465 a fire destroyed the monastery and all of its buildings. The reconstruction was finished in 1488. During the French occupation in 1806, the monastery church was used as a prison camp for Prussian soldiers, in the following years as a flour and bread store and again in 1813 as a prison camp for French soldiers. In 1816 the monastery buildings with the exception of the church were demolished. By order of King Friedrich Wilhelm III. The Gothic style monastery church was restored between 1836 and 1841 according to plans by Karl Friedrich Schinkel. 1906 - 1907 the church received the neo-Gothic pair of towers.
  • 2  Cultural church (Parish Church of St. Mary), Kirchplatz, 16816 Neuruppin. Kulturkirche in the encyclopedia WikipediaKulturkirche in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsKulturkirche (Q2222278) in the Wikidata database.The previous building was destroyed by the city fire in 1787. Between 1801 and 1806 the current building was rebuilt in the classicism style. Since 2002 it has been the magnificent culture and congress center of the Fontanestadt and is used for concerts, conferences, banquets and the like.
  • 3  Infirmary Chapel St. Laurentius, Siechenstrasse 4, 16816 Neuruppin. The infirmary chapel was built directly onto a hospital in 1491, where the front building of the "Up-Hus-Idyll" hotel is today. In the back courtyard is also the oldest preserved half-timbered house in the city, which houses the "Up-Hus-Idylls" restaurant and other hotel rooms. The entire ensemble was renovated from 1991 to 2004. Today the chapel is used as a concert, exhibition and conference room as well as the registry office.
  • 4  St. George Chapel, Straße des Friedens 8-9, 16816 Neuruppin. St. George's Chapel on Facebook.The age of the St. George Chapel is not known, it was first mentioned in 1362. In order to save the building, it was renovated with great effort and costs of over € 400,000. Today the walls of the chapel no longer have a load-bearing function. The roof structure and tower rest on 6 steel supports.

Buildings

Buildings
The Löwenapotheke, birthplace of Theodor Fontane
  • The 6 Lion pharmacy exists since 1698 and is the birthplace of the Brandenburg writer Theodor Fontane, who was born here on December 30th, 1819. Between 1819 and 1826 this historic pharmacy was owned by Louis Henri Fontane, the author's father. The building can be found at Karl-Marx-Straße 84.
  • 7  Old high school, Schulplatz, 16816 Neuruppin. Old high school in the Wikipedia encyclopediaAltes Gymnasium in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAltes Gymnasium (Q42409359) in the Wikidata database.The Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm II followed the suggestion of the Prussian Minister of State von Voss and decreed after the city fire of 1787 that no church and no town hall should be built in the middle of the city in Neuruppin, but a non-profit building. As a result, a school building was built at this point, which has the layout of a baroque palace complex and a classicist facade design. Theodor Fontane and Friedrich Schinkel also attended this school. The inscription CIVIBUS AEVI FVTVRI above the entrance means: "To the citizens of the age to come". In keeping with its original purpose as a place of education, the building now houses the district music school, the youth art school, the city library, the Theodor Fontane Society and the Brandenburg Medical School.
  • The former printing house of Gustav Kühn, August-Bebel-Str. 47, today is the entrance to Photo sheet passage. The Bilderbogenpassage connects August-Bebel-Str. with the school place. The picture arches can be seen on the walls of the passage.
  • 8 Oehmigke & Riemschneider printing company, Gustav Kühn's competition settled in Neuruppin around 1835. Photo sheets were produced here until 1936/37. Today a medical center is housed here. Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 2
  • Printing and publishing house F.W. Bergemann. Friedrich Wilhelm Bergemann was a career changer in the picture sheet business. At the end of the 1840s he opened a materials store and opened branches in Wittstock and Berlin. Since he was very religious, he sold the business to his brother and opened a printing company. Here he printed religious writings and pictures. From 1855 to 1863 he produced picture sheets. His artwork was taken over by Oehmigke & Riemschneider and sold under their name.

Monuments and sculptures

Monuments
Bust of Gustav Kühn
  • 9  The lithographer / Bust of Gustav Kühn, On the school square. Bust in honor of the printer of the picture sheets Gustav Kühn.
  • 10  Monument to Friedrich Wilhelm II., on the school square, Neuruppin. As a draft by Schinkel and on the initiative of the citizens of Neuruppin, the statue was erected in 1829, the original memorial was removed in 1947 and destroyed in 1950; Thanks to renewed civic engagement, the memorial has been back in its original location as a replica since 1998.
  • 11  Fontane monument, On the Fontaneplatz on Karl-Marx-Straße, Neuruppin. Ensemble by the sculptor Max Wiese from 1907. It shows the poet sitting on a bench. The right leg is crossed over the left, the right hand is holding a pen resting on the lap, while the left hand is relaxed holding a notebook. The hat is on the bench, the scarf and walking stick are on the armrest.
  • 12  Karl Friedrich Schinkel monument, On the church square, Neuruppin. The monument was unveiled in 1883. He holds the floor plan of the Schauspielhaus in Berlin in his hand. The statue was created by the sculptor Max Wiese.
  • 13  Memorial for the victims of fascichm, In the rose garden on Schulplatz, Neuruppin. The memorial commemorates the victims of fascichm.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 14  Parzival at the lake, On the lake promenade, Neuruppin. The 17-meter-high steel sculpture by the artist Matthias Zágon Hohl-Stein, unveiled in 1998, watches over the ramparts (this is what the locals have always called the lake promenade). The "Parzival am See" is a sign of change. He is holding a wind turbine in one hand and the ark in the other.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 15  The conversation, At the rehabilitation center of the Ruppiner Kliniken, Neuruppin. Stainless steel sculpture by Matthias Zágon Hohl-Stein at the rehabilitation center of the Ruppiner clinics.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 16  Eva Strittmatter memorial plaque, Eva Strittmatter Platz / Schloßgarten / Alt Ruppiner Allee 81, Neuruppin. Memorial plaque in honor of the writer and children's book author who was born in Neuruppin in 1930 Eva Strittmatter. For example, the children's book "Brüderchen Vierbein" comes from her.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 17  Ferdinand Möhring bust, Church square, OT-Alt Ruppin. Bust in memory of the composer and song writer born in Alt Ruppin in 1816 Ferdinand Möhring.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 18  The beautiful Sabine, Seestrasse in the OT-Gühlen-Glienicke / Binenwalde. The statue The beautiful Sabine is a replica of a statue from 1843. The beautiful Sabine is said to have been the only daughter of the forester Cusig.last change: Mar. 2020

Museums

Museums
Neuruppin Museum
  • 19  Neuruppin Museum, August-Bebel-Strasse 15, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 355 51 00, Fax: 49 (0)3391 355 51 17, Email: .Museum Neuruppin (Q76633084) in the Wikidata database.City history museum. It shows the situation after the city fire of 1787, interesting facts about Theodor Fontane, Friedrich Schinkel and the picture sheets. With around 12,000 copies, the museum houses the largest German collection of illustrated sheets. The building was built in 1790 by the then mayor, Counselor Noeldechen, who also raised the money to rebuild the city after the great fire. barrier-freebarrier-free.Open: Apr-Sep: Wed-Mon 10: 00-17: 00; Oct-Mar: Tue-Fri 11: 00-16: 00, Sat, Sun 10: 00-16: 00, public holidays 10: 00-17: 00.Price: Adults € 5, reduced € 3, children and young people up to the age of 18 free of charge, families € 8, reduced € 5, annual ticket € 15, reduced € 10, guided tour plus € 3, multimedia guide rental fee plus € 2.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 20  Stendenitz Forest Museum, Forest Museum Stendenitz, 16827 Neuruppin OT-Stendenitz. Tel.: 49 (0)03391 771128, Email: . About 10 kilometers north of Neuruppin is one of the oldest forest museums in Germany at the Zermützelsee, with information on the forest habitat and local fauna. There is also a restaurant and a campsite in Stendenitz. Stendenitz can be reached by car via the L 16, from here a side street named Grafendamm branches off between Neuruppin and Kunsterspring. In addition, Stendenitz can be reached across the water, for which a jetty has been created.Open: from May.Price: adults € 2, children (4-16 years) € 1.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 21  Forest headquarters, Friedrich-Engels-Str. 33a, 16827 Neuruppin OT-Alt Ruppin (At the Rhin bridge turn to the Oberförsterei Neuruppin (forest administration)). Tel.: 49 (0)3391 403780, Fax: 49 (0)3391 4037817, Email: . Forest history you can touch: Here you can build your own forest, get resinous hands or climb the high seat. The forest worker figures Karl, Rico and Kevin accompany you through the forest activities.Open: Mon-Thu: 08: 00-11: 30 12: 00-16: 00; Fri: 08: 00-11: 30.Price: adults € 2, children € 1.last change: Mar. 2020

Galleries

  • 22  Kunstraum Neuruppin, Friedrich-Engels-Strasse 37, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 6598225, Email: . The "Kunstraum Neuruppin - Gallery for Contemporary Art" presents pictures, installations and objects by contemporary artists. Focus: work that crosses cultural boundaries or shows the current diversity of culture.Open: Wed-Sat: 15: 00-18: 00; Sunday public holiday: 11: 00-13: 00.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 23  Gallery at the bulwark, At Seepromenade 10, 16816 Neuruppin. Mobile: 49 (0)1577 4167829, Email: . The gallery at Bollwerk shows works by visual artists from Neuruppin and beyond in changing and one permanent exhibition.Open: Tue-Fri: 13: 00-17: 00; Sat-Sun: 12: 00-16: 00.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 24  gallery louversum, Dorfstrasse 71, 16818 Neuruppin OT-Lichtenberg. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 855 829, Email: . Site of the fine arts. Stylish tranquility and philosophical commitment invite you to contemplate and muse. Discipline and conventions fall away. One can experience one's own reality in the midst of the sculptures and objects.Open: by appointment.last change: Mar. 2020

Parks

Parks
Moorish style villa in the temple garden
  • 25  Temple garden. The entrance is at the Presidential Street 64. On behalf of Crown Prince Friedrich (King Friedrich II), the temple garden was laid out in 1732. In 1853 the Gentz ​​family bought the garden in order to have it restored to commemorate Friedrich's stay. The system was redesigned in the Moorish style. In the style of Arab architecture, the villa, the gardener's house with stylized minaret, the entrance gates and enclosing walls including a suggested bastion in an oriental shape were created. To decorate the garden, Alexander Gentz ​​acquired baroque sandstone sculptures, mostly from Dresden, and planted the garden with botanical features. In 1995 the city of Neuruppin acquired the garden in a condition that was clearly impaired after the fall of the Wall. Thanks to the efforts of the city and citizens, it has been possible to sustainably and continuously raise and improve the image of the facility. The legacy of the Gentz ​​family continues to be seen as binding by the city and its citizens.Open: April - October: daily 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., November - March: daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
  • 26  Kunsterspring pet park, Kunsterspring 4, 16818 Neuruppin OT-Gühlen-Glienicke. Tel.: 49 (0)33929 70271, Email: . Heimattierpark approx. 12 kilometers north of Neuruppin. Over 500 animals of 90 different species live in natural facilities, including wolves, otters, lynxes, wild cats and bison. Attractive enclosures such as the owl forest, a large walk-in flight facility for eagle owls, or a terrarium for snakes, turtles and small rodents, provide a unique insight into the animal world. Guided tours through the park provide rare insights into the life of the animals, even at night! The daily animal feedings are particularly popular with children. The Eichkater forest restaurant with a large winter garden and open terrace in a beautiful and natural atmosphere offers an extensive range of coffees and dishes. Kunsterspring can be reached by car via the L16, and a bus runs between Neuruppin and Kunsterspring on weekdays.Open: Apr-Sep: daily 9 am-7pm, Oct-Mar: daily 9 am-5pm.Price: adults € 5, children (3-16 years) € 2.last change: Mar. 2020

activities

  • Every year in spring they find Fontane Festival instead of. The German writer, journalist and critic, born in Neuruupin in 1819, will be commemorating with various events.
  • 3  Sports center, Trenckmannstrasse 14 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 822030, Fax: 49 (0)3391 822036, Email: . Many sports are offered under one roof in the sports center, such as: B. Sports adventure pool with sauna area, tennis, badminton and squash, bowling and skittles, fitness club, handball, football and volleyball in a large ball game hall.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 4  Fontane Therme, At the Seepromenade 21, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 40350. The Fontane Therme offers a floating lake sauna, brine outdoor and floating pools, themed saunas, and freshwater pools.Open: daily 10: 00-22: 00.Price: Day ticket Mon-Fri: adults € 45, children (3-14 years) € 20/4-hour ticket: Mon-Fri: adults € 30, children € 15 / Family rate Mon-Fri: € 90 (2 adults, 2 children).last change: Mar. 2020
  • 5  Seaside resort, Jahnstrasse 10, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 2647, Email: . Swimming and Ruppiner See belong together, and that with officially certified "excellent bathing water quality". A sandy beach, jetties, boat rental, diving tower and gastronomy await those who love to swim.Open: mid-May-mid-September: Mon-Fri: 2 p.m.-7 p.m., Sat-Sun: 9 a.m.-7 p.m.Price: adults € 3.50 / day, youth. 16-18 years 1.80 € / day.last change: Mar. 2020
  • swim You can not only go to the official baths at Ruppiner See, but also to many other places:
6 Karwe (at the manor park)
7 Buskow (east of the village)
8 Treskow (castle wall)
9 Neuruppin (Kastanienwiese / Regattastr.)
10 Neuruppin (east bank, Waldfrieden / Lindenallee)
11 Wuthenow (Lanke)
12 Seebad Alt Ruppin (peninsula)
13 Alt Ruppin (lake promenade, west bank)
14 Molchow (south of the village)
15 Zermützel (west of the village)
16 Binenwalde (south of the village)
17 Binenwalde (peninsula)
  • 18  Skate park, Fehrbelliner Strasse / Heinrich-Rau-Strasse. Neuruppin has had a skate track since 1999. It is a popular meeting place for children and young people for active leisure activities.Open: 24/7.Price: free of charge.last change: Mar. 2020
"Wichmannleiter" climbing tower
  • 19  "Wichmannleiter" climbing tower, Pushkinstrasse, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 700920, Mobile: 49 (0)1520 4048998, Email: . In 2006 the historic water tower was renovated and equipped with a climbing facility. There is indoor climbing on around 250 m², bouldering area, 5m, 8m and 15m walls, climbing on the outer tower on around 150 m², via ferrata, slackline, 15 m abseiling, 15m hang ladder and much more.Open: Mo: 18: 00-19: 00, Tu: 17: 30-19: 30, Wed: 17: 00-18: 00, Fr: 16: 00-18: 00, Sa: 14: 00-16: 00.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 4  Neuruppin glider airfield, Hugo-Eckner-Ring 70, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 512475, Mobile: 49 (0)162 4795696. The Neuruppin glider airfield interest group operates the glider airfield in Neuruppin. Here you can not only watch the members rise into the sky, you can also occasionally fly with them. A fantastic view of the city, the lake and the landscape is guaranteed.last change: Mar. 2020
  • bike tours are an experience in the extraordinarily beautiful nature. With the Junction signposting you can easily discover the region by bike - and without the need for cumbersome maps. The Tourism service is happy to help with planning and has cycling and hiking maps and brochures ready. If you don't have your bike with you, you can borrow one on site. Provider see section mobility.
  • hike is relaxation in healthy nature. Along the banks of the lakes and in the surrounding area are popular. The Tourism service gladly helps with the planning and has hiking maps and brochures ready.
  • Boat tours on the Ruppiner lakes offer themselves in the wonderful nature. The water structure of the lakes and rivers is so varied here that everyone gets their money's worth. The range of different types of boat is large. Various boat rental companies have pedal boats, row boats, canoes, license-free motor boats and houseboats ready.
  • Those who would like to enjoy nature on the water, but do not want to be active themselves, have the opportunity to take the passenger ships of the Shipping Neuruppin die Seen auf ihren Rundfahrten zu entdecken. Vorbestellte Fahrkarten sind beim Tourismus-Service erhältlich. Der direkte Fahrkartenverkauf findet aber beim Kapitän des Schiffes an der 5 Anlegestelle in Neuruppin statt.
  • Fallschirmspringen ist am etwa 15 km südlich gelegenen Flugplatz Fehrbellin bei TAKE OFF Fallschirmsport possible. Natürlich gibt es am Flughafen auch die Möglichkeit Rundflüge zu unternehmen.

shop

Die zentrale Einkaufsstraße bildet die Karl-Marx-Straße, welche sich vom Bahnhof Rheinsberger Tor bzw. Kulturhaus über den Schulplatz bis hin zum Fontanedenkmal erstreckt. Hier findet man neben zahlreichen Fachgeschäften auch Restaurants, Cafés und Bistros. Die querliegende Wichmann- und Friedrich-Ebert-Straße ist teilweise in die Einkaufsmeile miteinbezogen.

  • 1  Bilderbogenpassage, Karl-Marx-Straße 33/34, 16816 Neuruppin. Die Passage hat Ein- und Ausgänge am Schulplatz, in der August-Bebel-, Wichmann- und Friedrich-Ebert-Straße und bietet Waren für den täglichen Bedarf, sowie Einzelhandelsläden und Gastronomie an. Beim Flanieren und Verweilen kann man zudem Bilderbogenkunst erleben, die eine besondere Atmosphäre beim Einkaufen erwachsen lässt. Nachdrucke der Bilderbögen sind im Stadtmuseum erhältlich.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 2  Wochenmarkt, Schulplatz, 16816 Neuruppin. Vielfältiges Angebot an frischen Lebensmitteln und anderen Gütern des täglichen Bedarfs wie Backwaren, Pflanzen & Blumen, Obst & Gemüse, Fleisch, Gewürze oder Lederwaren und Textilien. Zusätzlich zum breiten Angebot des Wochenmarktes bringen Sondermärkte noch mehr Abwechslung in die Stadt.Geöffnet: Di, Do, Fr 8 - 16 Uhr, Sa 8 - 11 Uhr.
  • 3  REIZ (Ruppiner Einkaufszentrum), Junckerstraße 26, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 510840, Email: . Einkaufszentrum mit über 30.000 m2 Verkaufsfläche und mehr als 40 Shops, Dienstleister und gastronomischen Einrichtungen (1.500 kostenfreien Parkplätze).Geöffnet: Mo-Fr: 09:00-20:00; Sa: 09:00-18:00.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 27  Gut Hesterberg, Gutsallee 1, 16818 Neuruppin OT-Lichtenberg. Tel.: 49(0)339170060, Fax: 49(0)3391700627, Email: .Gut Hesterberg on Facebook.Großer Gutshof mit Hofladen und Hofrestaurant, außerdem Kutschfahrten, Streichelgehege, Führungen.Geöffnet: Jan-Feb: Fr- So11:00-18:00 / März-Dez: Di-So 11:00-18:00.last change: Mar. 2020

kitchen

  • 3  Gaststätte Zum Brauhof, Karl-Marx-Straße 76, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 3613. Einfaches Restaurant / Kneipe.Geöffnet: Mo-Sa 09:00-03:00, So 12:00-03:00.Preis: facebook=266616260023795.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 5  Gaststätte Skipper, Regattastraße 14, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 2674. Deutsches Restaurant.Geöffnet: Mo 11:30-17:00; Di-So 11:30-00:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 6  Restaurant Atos, Karl-Marx-Straße 33-34, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 659300. Griechisches Restaurant.Geöffnet: Di,Mi,Do,Sa: 11:30-14:00 17:00-22:00; Fr,Sa: 11:30-14:00 17:00-00:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 7  Ristorante Piazza Italia, Präsidentenstraße 55, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 650250.Ristorante Piazza Italia on Facebook.Italienisches Restaurant.Geöffnet: täglich 11:30-23:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 8  Weinhaus am Neuen Markt, Kommissionsstraße 17, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49(0)3391 651101.Weinhaus am Neuen Markt on Facebook.Weinhandlung mit verschiedenen Snacks und kleinen Gerichten.Geöffnet: Di-Sa: 12:00-24:00; So,Mo: 15:00-22:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 9  Café Schroeder'S, Karl-Marx-Straße 33–34, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 775679, Email: . Kaffeehaus, Frühstücks- u. Brunch-Restaurant.Geöffnet: Mo–Fr 08:00-18:00, Sa 09:00-18:00, So 10:00-18:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 10  Restaurant Seegarten, Regattastr 17, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 403340, Fax: 49 (0)3391 403341, Email: .Restaurant Seegarten on Facebook.Restaurant mit eigenem Bootssteg.Geöffnet: Mi-Sa 11:00-21:00, So 11:00-17:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 11  Wildwuchs, Wichmannstraße 23, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49(0)3391 7750440. Veganes Bistro und Café.Geöffnet: Di-Sa 11:00-17:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 12  Café Stoye (Café und Konditorei Stoye), Präsidentenstraße 53, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 2358. Traditionsbetrieb im Herzen von Neuruppin.Geöffnet: Mo-Fr: 07:00-18:00; Sa: 07:00-17:00, So: 14:00-18:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 13  Il Gelato Eiscafé, Karl-Marx-Straße 87, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 7758313.Il Gelato ice cream parlor on Facebook.Eine große Auswahl von etwa 30 Eissorten und zusätzlich Kaffee und Kuchen.Geöffnet: täglich 9:00-22:30.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020

nightlife

  • 1  Irish pub, Regattastraße 16, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 4020250.Irish Pub on Facebook.Geöffnet: Di – Sa 19.00 – 2.00 Uhr, So Mo geschlossen.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 3  Unicum, Karl-Marx-Straße 56, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 2202.Unicum on Facebook.Geöffnet: Di–Sa 19:00-02:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 24  CineMotion Neuruppin (Union Filmtheater), Heinrich Rau Str. 35, 16816 Neuruppin. Programmkino mit 4 Sälen mit einer Gesamtsitzplatzanzahl von 524 Plätzen.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020

accommodation

Camping und Stellplätze

  • 1  Campingplatz Forsthaus Am Rottstielfließ ****, Försterei Rottstiel 1, 16827 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)33929 70644, Email: . Kleine, ruhig gelegene Komfort-Campingplatzanlage, für Familien, Senioren, Wasserwanderer & Gruppenreisen am Tornowsee, großzügige Standplätze mit Wasser-, Strom- und WLAN, moderne Sanitäranlagen, Trockner- und Waschmaschinenraum, barrierefreie Sanitäranlage, Naturbadestrand am Tornowsee, Bootsverleih, Frühstück- und Brötchenservice, Reisemobilver- und -entsorgung.Geöffnet: Ende März - Mitte Oktober.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 2  Campingplatz Stendenitz ****, Grafendamm 1, 16827 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 7138, Email: . Komfort-Campingplatzanlage, idyllisch gelegen am Westufer des Zermützelsee Für alle, die sich die Schönheit der Natur, die Kultur und das Flair der Städte im Ruppiner Land aktiv erschließen möchten.Großzügige Standplätze für Reisemobile & Caravan mit Wasser- und Stromanschluss, moderne Sanitäranlagen, Naturbadestrand am Zermützelsee, Bootsverleih, Brötchenservice, Reisemobilver- und -entsorgung.Geöffnet: Ende März - Mitte Oktober.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 3  Natur-Campingplatz Großer Rehwinkel, Forsthaus Rottstiel, 16827 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 70644, Email: . Idyllisch gelegener Naturcampingplatz mit 80 Standplätzen für Urlaub & Dauercamping am Nordufer des Zermützelsee. Standflächen direkt am Ufer des Zermützelsees mit Stromanschluss, moderne Sanitäranlagen, Waschmaschinen- und Trockenraum.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 4  Campingplatz am Ruppiner See, Hohes Ende 6, 16818 Wustrau. Tel.: 49 (0)33925 28971, Mobile: 49 (0)152 08552284, 49 (0)162 9244646, Email: . familiärer Campingplatz, dicht am Ruppiner See in Wustrau, moderne Sanitäranlagen, Waschmaschine, Stromanschlüsse, WLan.Geöffnet: April-Oktober.last change: Oct. 2020
  • 5  Campingplatz Zum Roten Milan, Hohes Ende 3, 16818 Wustrau,. Tel.: 49 (0)33925 70210, Mobile: 49 (0)173 6613977, Email: . Kleiner familiär geführter Campingplatz in Wustrau.Geöffnet: April-Oktober.Check-out: bis 12:00.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 6  Wohnmobilstellplatz Neuruppin, Trenckmannstraße 14, 16816 Neuruppin (Parkplatz am Sportcenter). Tel.: 49 (0)3391 822030, Fax: 49 (0)3391 822035, Email: . Gebührenpflichtiger Stellplatz für 25-30 Mobile, zentrale Lage, teils unter Bäumen, ohne Ausstattung, keine Ver- und Entsorgung, WC im Hotel inklusive, Duschen 2,- €.Geöffnet: Ganzjährig nutzbar, 24/7.Preis: 6,- €/N (Bezahlung an der Badkasse).last change: Mar. 2020

Pensionen und Gästehäuser

  • 7  Pension Oelke, Erich-Mühsam-Straße 27, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 3619, Fax: 49 (0)3391 7759673. Zimmer tlw. mit gemeinsamem Bad.Merkmal: Pension.Preis: EZ ab 35,- €, DZ ab 55,- €.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 9  Pension Nitsche, Buskower Weg 14a, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 504034, Email: . Einzel-,Doppelzimmer, Apartments, Ferienwohnungen.Merkmal: Pension.Preis: EZ ab 35,- €, DZ ab 55,- € (inkl. Frühstück).last change: Mar. 2020
  • 10  B&B Fiddler's Inn, Siechenstraße 1b, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 4030320, Mobile: 49 (0)151 14394597, Email: . Schottisch geprägtes Bed&Breakfast inmitten der Altstadt. Die 5 Doppelzimmer Zimmer und 3 Self Catering Apartments mit voll ausgestatteter Küche sind im Stil eines schottischen B&B mit Originalmöbeln gestaltet, der Fußboden ist ein originaler Holzdielenfußboden aus dem Jahr 1880, inkl. WLAN.Merkmal: Pension.Preis: DZ ab 75,- € ÜF / Apartment ab 90,- € Ü.last change: Mar. 2020

Hotels

Boltenmühle
  • 11  Seeperle (Hotel & Restaurant), Rutscherweg 6, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 398291, Fax: 49 (0)3391 398292, Email: . Geöffnet: Restaurant:Di–Sa 11:00–22:00, So 11:00-18:00.Preis: DZ ab 75,- €, EZ ab 55,- €, Suite 110,- €.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 12  Hotel Waldfrieden (Hotel & Restaurant), Lindenallee 48, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 3793, Fax: 49 (0)3391 3798, Email: . Idyllisch gelegen, direkt am Ruppiner See.Geöffnet: täglich 12:00-21:00.Preis: EZ ab 55,- €, DZ ab 85,- € (jeweils inkl. Frühstück).last change: Mar. 2020
  • UP HUS IDYLL (Hotel & Restaurant), Siechenstraße 4, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 398844, Fax: 49 (0)3391 652050, Email: . In der Altstadt von Neuruppin in drei verschiedenen historischen Gebäuden, u.a. der Siechenhauskapelle.Preis: EZ ab 60,- €, DZ ab 75,- €, Suite 110,- € (zzgl. Frühstück 8,50 €).
  • 13  City Hotel Neuruppin ***, Karl-Marx-Str. 56, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 45360, Fax: 49 (0)3391 4536202, Email: . Hotel mit 30 Betten in zentraler Lage, alle Zimmer sind im Innenhof um einen ruhigen, grünen und idyllischen Hofgarten angelegt.Geöffnet: Rezeption: täglich 09:00-12:00 15:00-19:00.Preis: DZ ab 80,- € ÜF.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 14  Sporthotel ***S (Sportcenter & Sporthotel Neuruppin), Trenckmannstrasse 14, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 822030, Fax: 49 (0)3391 822036, Email: . Hotel mit 59 Betten im Sportcenter mit Tennis, Badminton und Squash, Fitnessclub, Bowling und Kegeln, Sport & Erlebnisbad mit Saunalandschaft, Ballspielhalle, ein Restaurant mit Karpfenteich.Geöffnet: Rezeption: tägl. 06:30-22:00.Check-in: ab 13:00.Check-out: bis 11:00.Preis: DZ ab 90,- € ÜF (inkl. Nutzung des Sport- & Erlebnisbades, Saunalandschaft, Fitnessclubs).last change: Mar. 2020
  • 15  Am Alten Rhin ***S (Hotel & Restaurant), Friedrich-Engels-Straße 12, 16827 Neuruppin OT Alt Ruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 7650, Fax: 49 (0)3391 76515, Email: . Hotel mit 34 Zimmern im Zentrum des Ortsteils Alt Ruppin. Über eine hauseigene Brücke besteht direkter Zugang zum Landschaftsschutzgebiet. Ein Fahrrad- und Bootsverleih befindet sich in unmittelbarer Nähe.Geöffnet: Rezeption: 06:00-21:00 / Restaurant: 12:00-22:00.Check-in: ab 15:00.Check-out: bis 11:00.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 16  Resort Mark Brandenburg ****, An der Seepromenade 20, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 40350, Fax: 49 (0)3391 40 3524 59, Email: . Resort mit Fontane-Therme mit Seesauna, drei Restaurants und 130-Zimmer-Hotel mit schönstem Seeblick, Fahrrad- und Ruderbootverleih, Schiffsrundfahrt 9,50 €/P.Check-in: ab 15:00.Check-out: bis 11:00.Preis: DZ ab 180,- € ÜF inkl. Nutzung der Fontane-Therme.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 17  Boltenmühle *** (Hotel & Restaurant), Boltenmühle 1, 16818 Gühlen-Glienicke. Tel.: 49 (0)33929-70500, Fax: 49 (0)33929 70103, Email: . Ehemalige Mühle 16 Kilometer nördlich von Neuruppin, die zu einem Ausflugslokal und Hotel umgebaut wurde. Eigener Bade- und Angelsteg, Fahrrad- und Bootsverleih. Der Ort ist mit dem Auto über die L16 zu erreichen, hier führt nördlich von Steinberge eine Nebenstraße nach Boltenmühle. Zudem ist Boltenmühle über das Wasser zu erreichen, die Fahrgastschifffahrt Neuruppin bedient den Ort von April bis Oktober.Check-in: ab 15:00.Check-out: bis 10:30.Preis: DZ ab 89,- € ÜF inkl. Nutzung Wellnessbereich.last change: Mar. 2020
  • 18  THEODORS Seehotel (Boutique Hotel Restaurant), Am Bollwerk 1, 16818 Wustrau. Tel.: 49 (0)33925 8803, Email: . Das 11-Zimmer-Boutique-Hotel liegt unmittelbar am südlichen Ende des Ruppiner Sees in Wustrau, etwa 16 km von Stadtmitte Neuruppin entfernt. Alle Zimmer befinden sich in der 1. Etage, das Hotel besitzt keinen Fahrstuhl Not barrier-freeNot barrier-free. Restaurant mit Landhausküche.Check-out: bis 11:00.Preis: DZ ab 100,- € ÜF inkl. Sauna, Parkplatz, Sonnenliegen.last change: Mar. 2020

security

health

Paulinen-Apotheke im ehem. Paulinenauer Bahnhof
Hauptgebäude Ruppiner Kliniken
Wasserturm und Gebäude der Ruppiner Kliniken

Pharmacies

An Apotheken mangelt es in Neuruppin nicht. Allein im Stadtbereich gibt es 10 Apotheken.

  • 2  Adler pharmacy, Karl-Marx-Straße 18, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 2564, Fax: 49 (0)3391 359731, Email: . Geöffnet: Mo–Fr 08:00–18:00, Sa 08:00–12:00.
  • 3  Neue-Apotheke im Reiz, Junckerstr. 26, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 5100404, Fax: 49 (0)3391 5100405, Email: . Geöffnet: Mo–Sa 08:00-20:00.
  • 4  Paulinen-Apotheke, Fehrbelliner Str. 137, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 59520, Fax: 49 (0)3391 595218. Die Paulinen-Apotheke befindet sich im ehemaligen Paulinenauer Bahnhof.Geöffnet: Mo-Fr: 08:00-18:00; Sa 09:00-12:00.last change: Mar. 2020
  • Löwen-Apotheke, Karl-Marx-Str. 84, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 397193, Fax: 49 (0)3391 2518, Email: . Apotheke im historischen Geburtshaus des brandenburgischen Schriftstellers Theodor Fontane. Sie besteht seit 1698. Zwischen 1819 und 1826 befand sie sich im Besitz von Louis Henry Fontane. barrierefreibarrier-free.Geöffnet: Mo-Fr: 08:00–18:00; Sa: 09:00-13:00.last change: Mar. 2020

Ärzte

Mit einer Vielzahl von Fachärzten ist Neuruppin der bedeutendste Gesundheitsstandort der Region.

  • 5  Dr. med. Astrid Polzin (Allgemeinmedizin), Fehrbelliner Str. 7, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 503887. last change: Mar. 2020
  • 6  Dr. med. Christiane Kaup Franzen (Allgemeinmedizin), Fehrbelliner Str. 136, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 404882. last change: Mar. 2020
  • 7  Luise Winkelmann (Allgemeinmedizin), Heinrich-Rau-Str. 14 A,16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 5103434. last change: Mar. 2020
  • 9  Dipl.-Med. Jörg Winkler (Allgemeinmedizin), Fontaneplatz 3c, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 3190. last change: Mar. 2020
  • 10  Dr. med. Susanne Kuhlmey (Allgemeinmedizin), Fontaneplatz 3b, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 357407. last change: Mar. 2020
  • 11  Matthias Grüneberg (Allgemeinmedizin), Rudolf-Breitscheid-Str. 11, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 2979. last change: Mar. 2020
  • Dr. med. Thomas Föller (Allgemeinmedizin), Fehrbelliner Str. 38, 16816 Neuruppin (in der Ruppiner Klink). Tel.: 49 (0)3391 394900. last change: Mar. 2020
  • 12  Dipl.-Med. Frank Rudolph (Allgemeinmedizin), An der Seepromenade 20-21, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 7120. last change: Mar. 2020
  • 13  Dr. med. Hans-Dieter Bachmann (Allgemeinmedizin), Fontanestr. 4, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 2582. last change: Mar. 2020
  • 14  Dr. med. Hartmut Wiegank (Allgemeinmedizin), Str. des Friedens 14, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 45280. last change: Mar. 2020
  • 15  Dr. med. Susanne Wiegank (Allgemeinmedizin), Breite Str. 53, 16827 Neuruppin/OT Alt Ruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 7162. last change: Mar. 2020
  • 16  Dr. Julia Engel, Lorenz Albrecht, Henry Künne (Innere Medizin, HNO), Junckerstraße 6A, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 3918100. last change: Mar. 2020

Krankenhäuser

  • 17  Ruppiner Kliniken, Fehrbelliner Straße 38, 16816 Neuruppin. Tel.: 49 (0)3391 390, Fax: 49 (0)3391 391 12 19, Email: . Ruppiner Kliniken in the Wikipedia encyclopediaRuppiner Kliniken in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsRuppiner Kliniken (Q19963957) in the Wikidata database.Die Ruppiner Kliniken sind ein Schwerpunktkrankenhaus mit Komplettversorgung (24-Stunden-Not- und Kardiologieaufnahme, eine Stroke Unit, ein Zentrum für minimalinvasive Chirurgie, Gefäßzentrum, ein Prostata- und Beckenbodenzentrum, Darmkrebs- und Brustzentrum). Das Krankenhaus ist eine Universitätsklinik der Medizinischen Hochschule Brandenburg.Geöffnet: Notaufnahme 24/7.

Practical advice

  • 19  Postbank Filiale, Am Alten Gymnasium 7-9, 16816 Neuruppin. Postbankdienste, allgemeine Postdienstleistungen und DHL-Paketdienst.Geöffnet: Mo,Mi,Fr: 09:00-12:00 13:00-16:00; Di,Do: 09:00-12:00 15:00-18:00; Sa 09:00-12:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 20  Postfiliale (Lotto), Karl-Marx-Str. 2, 16816 Neuruppin. Allgemeine Postdienstleistungen und DHL-Paketdienst.Geöffnet: Mo-Fr: 05:00-19:00; Sa 07:00-15:00; So 08:00-12:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 21  Postfiliale (Presse/Tabak/Lotto), Karl-Marx-Str. 33-34, 16816 Neuruppin. Allgemeine Postdienstleistungen und DHL-Paketdienst.Geöffnet: Mo-Fr: 07:00-18:00; Sa 07:00-12:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 22  Postfiliale (Lotto-Presse-Tabak), Scholtenstr. 26, 16816 Neuruppin. Allgemeine Postdienstleistungen und DHL-Paketdienst.Geöffnet: Mo-Fr 06:00-18:00, Sa 07:00-13:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • Postfiliale (im REIZ), Junckerstr. 26, 16816 Neuruppin. Allgemeine Postdienstleistungen und DHL-Paketdienst.Geöffnet: Mo-Sa: 07:00-20:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020
  • 23  Postfiliale (Lotto), Wulkower Chaussee 4, 16827 Neuruppin OT-Alt Ruppin. Allgemeine Postdienstleistungen und DHL-Paketdienst.Geöffnet: Mo-Fr: 08:00-18:00; Sa 08:00-12:00.letzte Änderung: Apr. 2020

Presse / Zeitungen

  • The Märkische Allgemeine berichtet täglich in ihrer Lokalausgabe aus der Region Ostprignitz und Neuruppin.
  • The Ruppiner Anzeiger ist die täglich erscheinende Lokalausgabe der Märkischen Oderzeitung.
  • The Märker ist eine Anzeigen- und Wochenzeitung der Märkischen Oderzeitung.

trips

  • Rheinsberg. - Kleinstadt im Norden des Ruppiner Landes mit Schloss, Schlosstheater, Kammeroper, historischem Stadtkern und zwei Keramikmanufakturen. Erreichbar ist Rheinsberg mit der Plusbuslinie 764 im Einstundentakt von Montag bis Freitag und im Zweistundentakt am Wochenende.
  • Lindow - Städtchen zwischen drei Seen mit ehemaliger Klosteranlage, klassizistischen Gebäuden, Barockkirche, Museum und Vogelpark. Erreichbar ist Lindow mit der Plusbuslinie 764 im Einstundentakt von Montag bis Freitag und im Zweistundentakt am Wochenende.
  • Wustrau. - Dorf südöstlich Neuruppins am Ruppiner See mit einem Schloss, in dem sich heute ein Tagungszentrum der Richterakademie befindet. Weitere Sehenswürdigkeiten sind das Brandenburg-Preußen-Museum, das Heimatmuseum und die Dorfkirche. Zu erreichen ist Wustrau Montags bis Freitags mit diversen Buslinien, der Prignitzexpress RE6 fährt von Neuruppin zum Bahnhof Wustrau-Radensleben, der allerdings einige Kilometer von Wustrau entfernt liegt und von wo nur wenige Busse nach Wustrau verkehren.
  • Theatersommer in Netzeband, Förderverein Temnitzkirche e.V., Dorfstraße 6, 16818 Netzeband. Tel.: 49 (0)33924299837, Email: . Auf der Freiluftnaturbühne im Gutspark, unterhalb der Temnitzkirche, findet der Netzebander Theatersommer statt, weitere Veranstaltungen gibt es direkt in der Kirche. Netzeband liegt 16 Kilometer nordwestlich von Neuruppin entfernt, zwischen der Fontanestadt und dem Dorf besteht eine Zugverbindung durch den Prignitzexpress RE6.

literature

  • Riedel, Lisa: Neuruppiner Bilderbogen. Verlag: Edition Rieger, ISBN 978-3941187078 .
  • Camillo Kupke, Uwe Stiehler: Fontanes Heimat: Einst und Jetzt. Verlag für Berlin-Brandenburg, ISBN 978-3947215454 .
  • Joachim Nölte: Seenland Ruppin. Ein Wegbegleiter. Verlag: terra press, ISBN 978-3942917315 .
  • Bernd Oeljeschläger: Unterwegs im Ruppiner Land: Kultur, Natur & Leben in der Region. Verlag: Isensee, Florian, GmbH, ISBN 978-3730815083 . Taschenbuch
  • Brigitte Meier: Fontanestadt Neuruppin: Kulturgeschichte einer märkischen Mittelstadt. Verlag: Edition Rieger, ISBN 978-3935231596 .

Quellen

  1. ↑Reinisch, Ulrich: Der Wiederaufbau der Stadt Neuruppin nach dem großen Brand von 1787 oder: Wie die preussische Bürokratie eine Stadt baute, Wernersche Verlagsgesellschaft Worms 2001, ISBN 3-88462-173-4
  2. ↑Notiz der Märkische Allgemeine (MAZ) vom 06.06.2019

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