The Hospital of St Spiritus in Ringstrasse in Pasewalk is made up of three buildings, the oldest of which is a two-story brick-built wing (c. 1500) with decorative blind arches on the gable. The Hospital is now an old people's home.
At Grosse Kirchstrasse 17 is the Elendshaus, a small brick building with a plaster cladding, formerly a poorhouse.
At the corner of Baustrasse and Kleine Kirchenstrasse can be seen the Jagdschlösschen, a small two-story Renaissance hunting lodge.
The parish church of St Mary in Pasewalk was built in the 14th C. on granite foundations of the 13th C; it has a fine altar with a copy of Raphael's "Bearing of the Cross."
In front of the church stands the limestone Mordkreuz ("Murder Cross"; 1367).
Pasewalk has preserved some remains of its old town walls and a number of towers and gates - the Prenzlauer Tor (c. 1450) to the south, the Mühlentor (c. 1450) to the northwest and two towers, the "Kiek in de Mark" (1445) and the Pulverturm (Powder Tower; 15th c.).