Schmeling circular hike

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The first German World Heavyweight Boxing Champion, Max Schmeling (1905-2005) lived in Bad Saarow from 1930 to 1938, in the ‘Haus Sonnenhof’ on the street called ‘Am Dudel’. As a hunter, he loved to go walking – and we can follow one of his routes.
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  • SaarowCentrum, Foto: Sandra Haß, Lizenz: Seenland Oder-Spree
  • Maxim-Gorki-Haus, Foto: Michael Schön
  • Wierichwiesen in Bad Saarow, Foto: Laura Beister
  • Wierichwiesen Bad Saarow, Foto: Tourismusverein Scharmützelsee e.V.
  • Wierichwiesen Bad Saarow, Foto: Tourismusverein Scharmützelsee e.V.
  • Scharmützelsee, Foto: Steffen Lehmann, Lizenz: TMB-Fotoarchiv
  • Scharmützelsee-Schifffahrt, Foto: Michael Schön
  • Church Bad Saarow, wedding chapel of Max Schmeling and Anny Ondra, Foto: Tourismusverein Scharmützelsee e.V.
From the harbour, the route runs along the lakeside promenade towards the Kurpark. At Markgrafensteg jetty, turn off the lakeside promenade into Kirchstrasse to Saarow Church. Max Schmeling married his beloved Anny Ondra in this church in 1933. From here, follow Ulmenstrasse and Moorstrasse, past the Scharwenka House, towards Wierichwiesen meadow.

The path then meanders along the Wierichwiesen, where the eco-farms from Marienhöhe take their grass and hay for natural cattle farming and where therapeutic moor is cut. You will be able to see a very special plant in the Wierichwiesen. The broad-leaved marsh orchid, a species of orchid that blossoms in May and June, is a protected species because of its rarity.

After the expanses of the meadow, the path finally runs through the forest. It’s worth taking a basket with you in the mushroom season.

There are many historical buildings along the way, such as the Ondra House, the Schmeling House and the Thorak House. The green information panels along the route provide full information about the history of Bad Saarow.

Length: 5 kilometres, 1.0 hour hiking time

Start: Boxing Glove

Start/finish: Bad Saarow harbour

How to get there: RE1 to Fürstenwalde, then regional train RB35 to Bad Saarow

Return journey: RB35 regional train to Fürstenwalde, then RE1 towards Berlin or Frankfurt (Oder)

Sights:
  • Scharwenka Kulturforum Bad Saarow
  • Bad Saarow church
  • Scharmützelsee Schifffahrtsgesellschaft mbH


Food and drink:

  • Restaurant & Café Pechhütte
  • Beer garden by Lake Scharmützelsee
  • Restaurant SeeBadSaarow by Lake Scharmützelsee

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The first German World Heavyweight Boxing Champion, Max Schmeling (1905-2005) lived in Bad Saarow from 1930 to 1938, in the ‘Haus Sonnenhof’ on the street called ‘Am Dudel’. As a hunter, he loved to go walking – and we can follow one of his routes.
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  • SaarowCentrum, Foto: Sandra Haß, Lizenz: Seenland Oder-Spree
  • Maxim-Gorki-Haus, Foto: Michael Schön
  • Wierichwiesen in Bad Saarow, Foto: Laura Beister
  • Wierichwiesen Bad Saarow, Foto: Tourismusverein Scharmützelsee e.V.
  • Wierichwiesen Bad Saarow, Foto: Tourismusverein Scharmützelsee e.V.
  • Scharmützelsee, Foto: Steffen Lehmann, Lizenz: TMB-Fotoarchiv
  • Scharmützelsee-Schifffahrt, Foto: Michael Schön
  • Church Bad Saarow, wedding chapel of Max Schmeling and Anny Ondra, Foto: Tourismusverein Scharmützelsee e.V.
From the harbour, the route runs along the lakeside promenade towards the Kurpark. At Markgrafensteg jetty, turn off the lakeside promenade into Kirchstrasse to Saarow Church. Max Schmeling married his beloved Anny Ondra in this church in 1933. From here, follow Ulmenstrasse and Moorstrasse, past the Scharwenka House, towards Wierichwiesen meadow.

The path then meanders along the Wierichwiesen, where the eco-farms from Marienhöhe take their grass and hay for natural cattle farming and where therapeutic moor is cut. You will be able to see a very special plant in the Wierichwiesen. The broad-leaved marsh orchid, a species of orchid that blossoms in May and June, is a protected species because of its rarity.

After the expanses of the meadow, the path finally runs through the forest. It’s worth taking a basket with you in the mushroom season.

There are many historical buildings along the way, such as the Ondra House, the Schmeling House and the Thorak House. The green information panels along the route provide full information about the history of Bad Saarow.

Length: 5 kilometres, 1.0 hour hiking time

Start: Boxing Glove

Start/finish: Bad Saarow harbour

How to get there: RE1 to Fürstenwalde, then regional train RB35 to Bad Saarow

Return journey: RB35 regional train to Fürstenwalde, then RE1 towards Berlin or Frankfurt (Oder)

Sights:
  • Scharwenka Kulturforum Bad Saarow
  • Bad Saarow church
  • Scharmützelsee Schifffahrtsgesellschaft mbH


Food and drink:

  • Restaurant & Café Pechhütte
  • Beer garden by Lake Scharmützelsee
  • Restaurant SeeBadSaarow by Lake Scharmützelsee

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Seestraße 49

15526 Bad Saarow

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Tourist information

Tourismusverband Seenland Oder-Spree e.V.

Ulmenstraße 15
15526 Bad Saarow

Tel.: +49 (0) 33631-868100
Fax: +49 (0) 33631-868102

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  • Tuesday
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