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Neuklostersee bathing area with boat hire

Neuklostersee bathing area with boat hire
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23992 Neukloster

The charming Neuklostersee lake invites locals and guests to enjoy swimming with its large sunbathing lawn, playground, kiosk and boat hire. Neuklostersee races, beach parties and swimming competitions take place here. The mighty glaciers of the last ice age formed the charming terminal moraine landscape around Neukloster and left behind a very special pearl in the form of the heart-shaped 2.6 km² Neuklostersee. In addition to a sunbathing lawn, the bathing area also has a volleyball court. The beautiful, clear Neuklostersee can be explored by boat. Sandra and Ralf Fischer hire out water bikes and rowing boats from May to September. Their kiosk also provides refreshments. The ASB ensures safety every year from May 15 to September 15.

Bathing facility at Neuklostersee in Neukloster - swimming, playing and relaxing

The bathing facility with boat hire at Neuklostersee in Neukloster is a popular excursion destination in the heart of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern - away from the well-known coastal towns such as Wismar or Fischland-Darß-Zingst. The heart-shaped Neukloster Lake was formed from the terminal moraine landscape of the last ice age and covers an area of 2.6 km². Its clear water makes it a special place for swimmers and nature lovers.

Boat hire, sunbathing lawn and kiosk at Neuklostersee

A spacious sunbathing lawn, a volleyball court and a playground are available at the bathing facility. Sandra and Ralf Fischer hire out water bikes and rowing boats from May to September, which you can use to explore Lake Neuklostersee on your own. Their kiosk provides refreshments on site. The ASB ensures the safety of bathers every year from May 15 to September 15.

Events at Lake Neuklostersee - beach parties and swimming competitions

Lake Neuklostersee is not just a place to swim, but also a venue for events: Neuklostersee races, beach parties and swimming competitions make the lake a lively meeting place for locals and vacation guests from the entire Baltic Sea region.

Further sights in Neukloster

Neukloster Museum

Neukloster Museum

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The Neukloster Museum is part of the Klosterhof ensemble and, in addition to constantly changing special exhibitions, will be showing the permanent exhibition "Neukloster/ Mecklenburg - 1170 to the present - A biography" from 2016. The listed museum building was successfully renovated and handed over to the Neukloster Museum Association for use in 2003. The completion of the half-timbered house closed the circle of the extensively renovated historical ensemble with the church, bell tower, provost's building and youth barn around the paved monastery courtyard and thus became an attraction for the town of Neukloster. In addition to numerous special exhibitions, the museum will be showing the permanent exhibition "Neukloster/ Mecklenburg - 1170 to the present - A biography" from 2016. The museum is open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm.

Sonnenkamp Monastery

Sonnenkamp Monastery

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The monastery church with the oldest stained glass windows in northern Germany, the provost's building and the bell tower are all buildings that have been preserved. The town of Neukloster lies to the east of Wismar on Lake Neukloster. Only the monastery church, the bell tower and the provost building remain of the former Benedictine monastery, now the Sonnenkamp monastery, which was founded there in 1219 under the name Campus Solis. The monastery was secularized in 1555 as part of the Reformation. Large parts of the grounds subsequently fell into disrepair. However, a visit to the monastery church is still worthwhile today. Here visitors will find some of the oldest stained glass in northern Germany. They were created around 1250, depict various saints and are located in the choir's group of three windows. Various herbs grow in the monastery garden, which is modeled on the one in St. Gallen in Switzerland. The altar of the Virgin Mary was created around 1500 by an unknown master. The carved predella consists of parts of another altar and is significantly older (around 1420). It depicts scenes and figures of saints. The monastery church also has a bell tower, which was built at the beginning of the 15th century and originally had three bells. One bell was lost in the Second World War, but was recast in May 2002 so that Neukloster now has a full peal of bells again. The bell tower attracts visitors with exhibitions and the monastery church with its art treasures. The stepped gable of the provostry is a special gem of brick Gothic architecture.