Welcome to Marlow, a charming little town in north-eastern Germany. As a destination, Marlow is definitely worth a visit and offers numerous sights and activities for every taste.
Attractions in Marlow
Highlights
Maps and trails
Bike Riding
· Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Southern cycling pilgrimage route
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
Distance
28.6 km
Duration
2:05 h
Ascent
62 m
Descent
58 m
A section of the Via Baltica - Small romantic church circular route from Marlow to Bad Sülze and Kölzow and back to Marlow
from Vogelparkregion Recknitztal,
Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Bike Riding
· Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Schmugglerroute Alte Salzstraße
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
87 km
Duration
5:55 h
Ascent
162 m
Descent
162 m
Schmuggler-Erlebnistour zu 8 Stationen entlang der Alten Salzstraße vom Ostseebad Dierhagen nach Bad Sülze oder umgekehrt
from Vogelparkregion Recknitztal,
Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Hiking Trail
· Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Hiking in "Little Thuringia" – Marlow
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
4 km
Duration
1:05 h
Ascent
41 m
Descent
34 m
Hiking in the Green City of Marlow – this stands for nature, individual nature observations, and historical discoveries on beautiful hiking trails.
from Vogelparkregion Recknitztal,
Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Canoeing
· Mecklenburgische Ostseeküste
Water hiking on the Recknitz
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
Distance
52 km
Duration
17:00 h
Ascent
35 m
Descent
42 m
The quiet and lonely Recknitz originates between Güstrow and Laage. The river captivates with varied landscapes, flowing curves, and family ...
from Verband Mecklenburgischer Ostseebäder e.V.,
Ostseeküste Mecklenburg
Canoeing
· Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Paddling on the Recknitz from Tessin to Damgarten
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
Distance
52.9 km
Duration
10:40 h
Ascent
1 m
Descent
7 m
The multi-day paddling route starts from Tessin. One-day routes are recommended mostly between Bad Sülze and Marlow.
from Vogelparkregion Recknitztal,
Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Bike Riding
· Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Great northern cycling pilgrimage route - Ribnitz - Marlow - Ribnitz
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
Distance
38.9 km
Duration
2:39 h
Ascent
46 m
Descent
46 m
Churches older than Cologne Cathedral. Visit places with impressive village churches and venerable city churches, traces from Romanticism through ...
from Vogelparkregion Recknitztal,
Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Canoeing
· Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Lower Recknitz valley by water and land
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
37.1 km
Duration
7:45 h
Ascent
29 m
Descent
29 m
By bike and canoe through the glacial valley. The route can be done with your own or rental bicycles. Due to transport planning, the route must be ...
from Vogelparkregion Recknitztal,
Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Bike Riding
· Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Nature and cultural trails around Ribnitz-Damgarten
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
44.7 km
Duration
3:01 h
Ascent
49 m
Descent
50 m
On the trail of traces – Discover the region off the beaten paths
from Vogelparkregion Recknitztal,
Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Bike Riding
· Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Great Manor House Route Marlow - Recknitztal - Marlow
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
39.6 km
Duration
2:40 h
Ascent
95 m
Descent
93 m
Historic cultural landscape with manor houses and parks in the typical Mecklenburg landscape.
from Vogelparkregion Recknitztal,
Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Bike Riding
· Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Northern part of the Recknitz valley circular route Lower Recknitztal
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
Distance
33.7 km
Duration
7:17 h
Ascent
39 m
Descent
38 m
This route leads from the Damgarten district through the species-rich and diverse Lower Recknitz Nature Reserve to manor houses, cyclist churches, ...
from Vogelparkregion Recknitztal,
Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Maps and trails
Geographically, Marlow lies between the Baltic Sea and the river Peene, which means it is surrounded by water. The town itself has a picturesque historic centre with many half-timbered houses and a beautiful promenade along the River Peene.
Touristically relevant are above all the two churches - St. Mary's Church from the 13th century and St. John's Church from the 15th century - as well as Marlow Castle, an impressive Baroque castle from the 18th century.
Cultural highlights include the annual jazz festival in the summer as well as various art exhibitions throughout the year. For culinary specialities, we recommend the fish market at the harbour or local specialities such as red fruit jelly with vanilla sauce or fried eel.
For outdoor activities, there are cycling tours along the river Peene or boat trips on the Baltic Sea (best in summer). In autumn you can also go mushroom picking or enjoy hiking in the forests around the town.
If it rains there is still plenty to do! For example, visit the local history museum for an exciting journey through the history of Marlow or relax with a coffee in a cosy café.
The best time to visit Marlow is definitely in summer, when the town comes to life the most and you can enjoy the picturesque surroundings in warm weather.
We hope these travel tips will help you make the most of your visit to Marlow. Our Travel Guide wishes you an enjoyable time!
Touristically relevant are above all the two churches - St. Mary's Church from the 13th century and St. John's Church from the 15th century - as well as Marlow Castle, an impressive Baroque castle from the 18th century.
Cultural highlights include the annual jazz festival in the summer as well as various art exhibitions throughout the year. For culinary specialities, we recommend the fish market at the harbour or local specialities such as red fruit jelly with vanilla sauce or fried eel.
For outdoor activities, there are cycling tours along the river Peene or boat trips on the Baltic Sea (best in summer). In autumn you can also go mushroom picking or enjoy hiking in the forests around the town.
If it rains there is still plenty to do! For example, visit the local history museum for an exciting journey through the history of Marlow or relax with a coffee in a cosy café.
The best time to visit Marlow is definitely in summer, when the town comes to life the most and you can enjoy the picturesque surroundings in warm weather.
We hope these travel tips will help you make the most of your visit to Marlow. Our Travel Guide wishes you an enjoyable time!
Trip planning
Weather
Getting there
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Reviews
16
Southern cycling pilgrimage route by Terry
February 20, 2021
·
Community
Gefunden haben wir die Radtour in einer Erlebnistourenbroschüre, Herausgeber Vogelparkregion Recknitztal und haben die Tour im Sommer 2020 unternommen. Schon der Start ab Marlow war ein Highlight. Die Strecke hinter Marlow durch das Recknitztal ist wunderschön und Bad Sülze thront oberhalb eines "Berges". Wir hatten Glück und die Kirche war geöffnet und wir mussten uns den Schlussel nicht erst aus dem Pfarramt besorgen. Die Kirche ist sehr beeindruckend und das Kircheninnere hat uns sehr gefallen. Außerdem hat uns auch das denkmalgeschützte Kirchenensemble neben der Kirche sehr gut gefallen. Auch wenn dort keine Schule mehr ist und kein Lehrer mehr wohnt, aber die Idee die leeren Gebäude zu Ferienhäuser auszubauen und damit vor dem Verfall zu schützen ist toll. Auf einem alten Bahndamm ging es weiter nach Kölzow. Die Kirche in Kölzow ist echt der Hammer. Steht man im inneren, kommt man sich vor wie in "Die 3 Musketiere" und d’Artagnan und seine drei Freunde kommen jeden Moment hereingstiefelt. Sehr beindruckend. Wir hatten auch in der Töpferei in Fahrenhaupt Glück und die Besitzerin war im Garten und wir konnten ohne Anmeldung im Atelier stöbern und sind auch fündig geworden. Die Tour hat uns sehr viel Spaß gemacht, die Lanschaft war wunderschön und die Kirchen habenviele Eindrücke hinterlassen.
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Kirche in Bad Sülze
Photo: Terry Quitzow, Community
Bad Sülze
Photo: Terry Quitzow, Community
Kirche in Marlow
Photo: Terry Quitzow, Community
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Hiking in "Little Thuringia" – Marlow by Terry
Photo: Terry Quitzow, Community
Photo: Terry Quitzow, Community
Photo: Terry Quitzow, Community
Photo: Terry Quitzow, Community
Photo: Terry Quitzow, Community
Photo: Terry Quitzow, Community
Photo: Terry Quitzow, Community
February 20, 2021
·
Community
Ich habe diese schöne Wandertour mit meiner Nichte im Dezember gemacht. Obwohl wir nicht weit entfernt wohnen, kannte ich diesen Teil des Recknitztals noch nicht. Wir sind trotz GPS, das wir zwischendurch um Akku zu sparen immer wieder mal ausmachen mussten, vom Weg abgekommen. Die Ausschilderung könnte etwas besser sein. Aber für uns hat dieser Umstand die Tour erst richtig spannend gemacht. Auf dem Rückweg haben wir auf den Wiesen Rehe und einen Fuchs bei der Jagd beobachten können. Wir hatten eine wunderschöne Wanderung und wir waren uns einig, hier wandern wir jetzt öfters.
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Destinations in Marlow
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