The town's perimeter wall (Stadtbefestigung) is 2 300m long and has four gates. Until the 19C they remained the only way into the town. Every 30m bastions called Wiekhäuser were built. Of the 56 constructed, 26 have been rebuilt. Town citizens of m..

The church belonged to the Franciscan monastery built in the 13C and 14C. The paintings with plant motifs date from the 19C. The Baroque altar from 1730, with its extravagant woodcarving, depicts the Crucifixion. The pulpit is in Renaissance styl..

Built around the year 1300, this is the oldest of Neubrandenburg's town gates. On the country side, the evolution from Romanesque to Gothic style can be seen, whereas the town side is pure Gothic. Note the houses built into the walls.

Of the two towers which reinforced the fortifications in the 15C, only the 19m-high Fangelturm remains. It is 6.5m in diameter and its walls are 2.3m thick. The spire was added in 1845.

Built after 1550, the Flamboyant structure includes decorative elements found on the other three gates.

The gate was built before 1400 and boasts the highest tower. The main gate and outer gate are richly decorated with brick tracery. The outside of the gate, in Rayonnant Gothic style, is more highly decorated than the town side.

The gate was built during the first half of the 14C. The tower and gable end form a unified design whose verticality is emphasized by the nine terracotta figures. The outer gate is especially richly decorated.

At the Stargarder Tor, nine terracotta statues of women dressed in long skirts look out at the town. Some historians see them as a representation of the Wise and Foolish Virgins.

This lake to the south of the town, 10.4km long and nearly 3 km wide, is set in a morainal landscape of great beauty.