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Hotel Seeschloss
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Hotel Seeschloss

8.6 out of 10, Excellent, (136)
The price is CNY715
CNY765 total
includes taxes & fees
May 18 - May 19
Hotel Seeschloss
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Top landmarks in Prenden

Strandbad Wandlitzsee

If being by the water is a major draw, Strandbad Wandlitzsee is a spot you might want to check out when visiting central Wandlitz. If you want to continue walking by the waves, head to Badestrand am Liepnitzsee and Strandbad Rahmer See.

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Learn more about Prenden

The region around Prenden is home to attractions such as Barnim Nature Park and Finowfurt Aviation Museum.

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Bunker 5001 was East Germany’s ultimate undisclosed location. Had the Cold War turned hot, East German leader Erich Honecker and other high-ranking communist leaders would have comfortably ridden out the end of the world in this 7,500 cubic meter space. It’s buried in the middle of a forest about 40 kilometers from Berlin. My guide, Hannes Hensel, who’s part of a group called the Berlin Bunker Network, showed up and poked around the ground for awhile until he uncovers a steel trapdoor. He opens it and beckons me inside. We won’t surface again for well over 4 hours. “This was the most technologically advanced bunker of its time,” Hensel says while explaining his interest in the site. Bunker 5001 was actually superior in some respects to similar American and West German bunkers of its time. Inside, he shows me how the East Germans built the bunker as a series of massive containers, built on giant springs and coils so that the facility could ride out the shock wave from nearby nuclear blasts. The bunker contained its own generators, water system and air filtering facilities, so that its 400 inhabitants would have had no need to enter the nuclear wasteland above for two weeks after a war. The postwar plans were a bit hazier, however. “After two weeks, they would have gone above ground wearing radiation suits and gotten to an airplane and flown eastward to Russia,” says Hensel. Bunker 5001 is definitely number one on the most endangered list of bunkers in the Berlin area. The site’s entrances meanwhile IS SEALED UP with concrete sometime to prevent thrill-seekers from gaining access. Further Documentation is available at http://www.bunker5001.com/
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What will the weather in Prenden be like during my trip?
The warmest months in Prenden are usually August and July with an average temp of 66°F. January and February are the chilliest months when the average temp is 36°F. The rainiest months are July and June.
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