Travel & Arrival

In the north of the Altmark, nestled among vast meadows and fields, the Elbe River, and the Aland River, lies the Seehausen (Altmark) municipal association. Whether by train, bus, car, RV, or bicycle—the region is accessible by various means of transportation and invites you to discover its historic towns, charming river landscape, and rural tranquility.

By Train—Traveling in an Eco-Friendly Way

The Hanseatic City of Seehausen (Altmark) has its own train station and is connected to the regional rail network. From here, there are train connections to Wittenberge and Stendal. Other destinations can also be reached via the appropriate connecting trains. Be sure to check the current schedules and transfer options before your trip.

By bus

Regional bus routes complement the rail service and connect Seehausen with the surrounding communities and towns. This allows you to explore parts of the municipal association and the northern Altmark even without your own car. Since schedules may vary depending on the route, day of the week, and school vacation periods, it’s a good idea to check the schedules in advance.

By car

The Seehausen (Altmark) municipal association is accessible via the regional network of federal and state highways. Federal Highway B 189 (A14 construction project) leads to Seehausen (Altmark) and connects the region with the Stendal and Wittenberge areas, among others. From the major transportation routes, you can reach the individual member municipalities and districts via the regional roads.

By RV or trailer

The northern Altmark is also a worthwhile destination for RV travelers. In the Hanseatic town of Seehausen, there is a RV park located on the Aland-Umfluter, behind the tourist information office at Arendseer Straße 6. From there, you can easily reach the town center, shopping areas, and attractions on foot.

Overnight stays are free of charge; registration is required. A flat fee is charged for water and waste disposal. Electricity is available for a fee. This makes the campsite a great starting point for exploring Seehausen and the surrounding river and natural landscape.

By bike

The varied landscape along the Elbe and Aland rivers offers ideal conditions for bike rides and excursions into the countryside. From Seehausen, you can explore the surrounding villages, the Elbe River valley, and the rural landscapes of the Altmark region. If you’re traveling by train, you can also combine your stay with local bike tours. You’ll find a bike rack at the tourist information office, where you can conveniently park your bike during your visit.

Parking in the Hanseatic City

Visitors arriving by car will find various parking options in the Hanseatic town of Seehausen (Altmark). From here, the downtown area, historic sights, and shopping districts can be easily explored on foot.

Public parking is available within the city limits. Please follow the on-site signage and be aware of any parking disc requirements, time restrictions, and designated special parking spaces, if applicable.

Public Restrooms

In the Hanseatic city of Seehausen (Altmark), visitors can use a public restroom located at Klosterschulplatz/Caravan Stellplatz. It is easy to use, and payment can be made with a debit card.