In the immediate vicinity of Beeskow, the Stork Tower is designated as a named landmark. For visitors who wish to discover this specific cultural feature, it serves as a point of reference. The Northwestern Defensive Wall, the Mauerstrasse Defensive Wall and the Mouse Tower are also located nearby. Weinberg is likewise in the immediate vicinity of Beeskow.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Beeskow.
Surroundings
Fischer Werdel is located in the surrounding area of Beeskow.
Kleiner Werl and Großer Werl are located in the wider regional surroundings of Beeskow.
Culture
The old town of Beeskow is characterised by sections of the town wall, towers and burghers’ houses dating from several centuries.
Beeskow Castle has served as the seat of the town’s lords since the 13th century and is now a cultural and educational centre with a castle museum.
Beeskow is situated on the Spree, surrounded by forests and lakes in the Oder-Spree lake district.
St. Mary’s Church and other churches in Beeskow are architectural witnesses to the town’s medieval history; they are described as being accessible to visitors year-round.
Beeskow has one of the best-preserved historic town centres in Brandenburg; the castle, churches and half-timbered streets reflect around 750 years of the town’s history.
Beeskow is described as a water town, connected to the Spree, the surrounding lakes and the Spree Island.
Experiences
Visitor activities in Beeskow include guided town tours, cycling tours through the Spree landscape and boat trips on the Spree. This combination suits a stay focused on town history, activity and water.
