Dummerstorf
2 Attractions
Dummerstorf Manor House
● Dummerstorf
The Dummerstorf manor house is one of the oldest manor houses in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and is a listed building. The Dummerstorf manor house was built between 1714 and 1717 in the Baroque style. From 1910 it was modernized by the American Enrique Gildemeister. The granary, farm workers' houses, farm barn, horse stable, cowshed and barn (both demolished in 1981 for apartment blocks) were built or renovated. In 1933, the Nazis took over the estate and the Institute for Animal Breeding Research moved in. Since 2007, the complex has been in the hands of the current owners, who are renovating the house in close cooperation with the heritage office according to building biology principles. Cultural events take place in the manor house.
Carriage and Open-Top Carriage Rides in Mecklenburg
● Dummerstorf
Welcome to Mecklenburg Carriage and Cremer Rides! We invite you to enjoy unforgettable experiences by horse and carriage—whether in the city, in the countryside, or surrounded by nature. What we offer: City tours through Rostock and Warnemünde Tours starting from Pankelow near Dummerstorf: past fields, meadows, and moors, by Miniland, the Schlage Donkey Farm, and the Göldenitz Rural School Museum—featuring the famous “Detention with Teacher Lempel” Tours departing from Schnatermann (upon request): through the Rostock Heath, to Gelbensande Castle, or all the way to Graal-Müritz Beer carriage tours, punch rides, moonlight excursions, Easter Bunny, Santa Claus, St. Martin Birthday & wedding rides with various festively decorated carriages Company outings, private parties & bachelor/bachelorette parties Logging with horses – experience traditional work up close We operate throughout Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania – we’ll tailor your personal tour to your wishes. Our carriages: Largest open-top carriage: Seats up to 24 people (accessible, with ramp & safety features for wheelchair users) A 16-seater open-top carriage Various carriages (e.g., vis-à-vis, Aachenbach hunting carriage, wedding carriages) In winter, our carriages are heated, ensuring that the rides are an experience in every season. Culinary highlights: You can book various treats to accompany your rides—from suckling pig to coffee and cake, to rustic platters or warming soups. With a little luck, we’ll encounter cranes, deer, and many other animals along the way—pure nature to enjoy. Accessibility Information All areas relevant to the assessment meet the quality criteria for the “Accessibility Certified – accessible for people with mobility impairments and partially accessible for wheelchair users” designation. Further information can be found at Reisen für Alle. There are five parking spaces available for people with disabilities. All paths and facilities accessible to guests are step-free/at ground level or accessible via a ramp. The carriages are accessible via a 4 m long and 1 m wide, extendable ramp with a maximum gradient of 10%. They can accommodate up to 8 wheelchairs and 2 nursing beds. The carriages are 4.50 m long and 1.64 m wide. The tables are cleared away and the chairs folded up when wheelchair users are on board. The Mecklenburger Kutsch- und Kremserfahrten team is happy to assist with boarding. Alternatively, there are 2 steps at the rear entrance. Seating is available. There is no public restroom for people with disabilities (appropriate stops are scheduled).