City Wall Neubrandenburg-Treptower Gate

The Treptower Gate in Neubrandenburg was built in the mid-14th century in the style of North German Brick Gothic. At 31.8 meters, the Treptower is the tallest of the four Neubrandenburg city gates. The complex also includes an outer gate added in the 15th century, a half-timbered house with apartments built in the 18th century, and the telegraph office established in 1856.

Since 1872, the main gate has housed the Neubrandenburg Regional Museum, which today presents a permanent exhibition on the prehistory and early history of the region.

The name "Treptower Tor" refers to the old country road to Treptow (today Altentreptow) that began here.

On December 15, 1964, and April 14, 1967, two stamps each featuring the Treptower Gate were issued as part of the stamp series German Buildings from Twelve Centuries I and II by Deutsche Bundespost and Deutsche Bundespost Berlin.