The colonist village of Neubarnim was built between 1754 and 1756 as a street-green village and has the longest linden tree avenue in Brandenburg. The Neubarnim linden tree avenue is the landmark of the colonist village, which was built between 1754 and 1756 as a street-green village.
In summer, the Linden Festival is celebrated here, which is well-known beyond the village's borders. The Linden Avenue leads past two listed, two-story half-timbered houses and one of the last so-called "quarrel houses." In these semi-detached houses, arguments are said to have often broken out in the shared black kitchen.
