Lißen

Lißen is a small village located in the state of Brandenburg, Germany. It is situated in the Uckermark district, north of the state capital Potsdam. The village is part of the Amt Oder-Welse municipality. Lißen lies in a rural area characterized by forests and lakes, typical of the Uckermark region.

Historically, Lißen has its origins in a Slavic settlement. Over centuries, it developed as an agricultural community. Like many villages in eastern Germany, Lißen experienced changes during the 20th century, including the impact of World War II and subsequent periods of development and restructuring.

The local economy is primarily based on agriculture and some small businesses. The natural surroundings offer opportunities for recreation, such as hiking and cycling. The village itself is modest, with a parish church being a central landmark. Lißen's infrastructure includes basic amenities catering to the local population. Its relative remoteness contributes to its quiet, rural character.