Moltzow
5 Attractions
Bluhm's Delikat
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Game and meat products, pestos, homemade fruit spreads and chutney, delicious honey and much more. At Bluhm's Delikat, we produce first-class, delicious food with love and passion. We are particularly proud of our meat products, which we produce according to traditional recipes and with great care. Join us on a culinary journey into the countryside and discover the delights of local cooking and baking. In the former Konsum in Moltzow on the B108, we have created a place where we offer our own products alongside a selection of the best products from regional producers and where we can also spoil you with tartelettes, cakes, delicious dishes of the day or on one of our menu evenings. In addition, we organize numerous culinary events throughout the year, such as cooking courses, our country market in autumn and much more! All dates are always up to date at www.bluhmsdelikat.de
"Mecklenburg Switzerland" Botanical Garden
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The Botanical Garden features 300 perennials and 400 woody plants. Spread across 2 ha, the garden displays not only plants but also sculptures by various artists, 100 roof tiles from historic buildings across Europe, and 70 paving stones from historic streets and squares. The Botanical Garden in Rambow features 300 different perennials and 400 woody plants. The birch collection, comprising 25 different species, is one of the most significant in Mecklenburg. The woody plant collection offers a cross-section of species and continents. The individual families of woody plants—such as beech, maple, linden, chestnut, and others—comprise 12 to 18 species. Four to five species from each family are on display. The garden is in bloom from spring through fall. It begins with Japanese ornamental cherry (3 colors) and forsythia (2 colors), and continues with chestnut (3 colors), fruit tree blossoms, lilac (8 varieties), roses (20 species), water lilies (10 colors), ornamental shrubs (15 species), and hardy hibiscus (11 colors). The season concludes with the roses’ second bloom. Five small raised bogs showcase the diversity of bog flora, including pitcher plants, sundew, orchids, and woody plants typical of bogs. A pond displays the two types of mosses that form bogs. The 100 m² demonstration garden illustrates the possibility of achieving partial self-sufficiency. It includes 2 raised beds, a herb bed, an apple tree, a white sweet cherry tree, a white currant bush, a gooseberry bush, a Jochelberry bush, a serviceberry bush, and a greenhouse. The greenhouse allows for hobby gardening in the form of a cactus collection and the cultivation of vegetable plants. Next to the greenhouse is a small raised bog with orchids and a rock garden with hardy cacti. The demonstration garden shows that it is possible to combine a hobby with growing your own fruits and vegetables, even in a small space. It is intended to provide inspiration and encourage the exchange of ideas.
Permanent exhibition "Model railroads from 150 years"
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150 years of model railroading - 15 dioramas, display cases and model railroad panels show the development of model railroading from its beginnings to the present day. A model railroad is a scaled-down (scale smaller than one) replica of parts of a "large" railroad. The classic toy trains were already being built on a larger scale at the beginning of the 20th century for the nominal size 1 in 1:32 and 0 in 1:45. Well-known manufacturers included Bing and Märklin. It is typical that the locomotives can drive themselves thanks to a built-in drive. The size ratio between the model and the prototype (for example 1:87) is referred to as the scale, whereby common scales are each assigned a letter/number abbreviation (T, Z, N, TT, H0, 0 etc.; order starting with the largest reduction in size). The most common scales are - T, 3mm M 1:480 - Z, 6mm M 1:220 - N, 9mm M 1:160 - TT, 12mm M1:120 - H0, 16mm M1:87 - 0, 32 mm M1:45 - II, 64mm M1:22.5). The exhibition will feature 15 dioramas, showcases and model railroad plates in these gauges. There are also plans to build a G-gauge garden railroad in 45 mm. This scale reproduces a narrow-gauge railroad with an original gauge of approx. 1200 mm. Please telephone or register by email before visiting.
Permanent exhibit: "400 Sheets of BEP (Butter Wrapping Paper) at the Rambow Local History Museum"
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The Rambow Local History Museum is perhaps the only museum to display 400 sheets of butter-wrapping paper from 25 countries. The exhibition is complemented by 10 historic butter churns, 30 old butter molds, milk cans of various shapes, emergency banknotes, and stamps—all, of course, related to butter. The 400 sheets are stored in eight file folders. To fully appreciate the entire collection, you’ll need, above all, time. In return, you can experience a museum in a different way here. While enjoying your favorite drink, you’ll be treated to music of various genres and a few buttered sandwiches. Then you’ll immerse yourself in the creativity of graphic designers from different countries. What everyone usually overlooks in their daily consumption of butter will be revealed to you here. Butter is a spread that people have been using ever since they began milking cows for food. Butter is made almost exclusively from cow’s milk. Weihenstephan is one of the oldest dairies in the world and has been in operation for nearly 1,000 years. With this collection, the Rambow Local History Museum aims above all to convey the effort and work that goes into getting a pat of butter onto the table. Owner Peter Ramsch used to make butter by hand with a butter churn on his grandmother’s farm as a teenager, so he knows firsthand how much work it takes. The exhibition is complemented by 10 historic butter churns, 30 old butter molds, milk cans of various shapes, emergency banknotes, and stamps—all, of course, related to butter. If you’re interested, please register by phone or email. P.S.: The local history museum displays a total of 14,000 exhibits, including 1,300 salt and pepper shakers, 1,800 minerals, 750 types of sand from 130 countries, and much more.
"Sand and Sandstone" Local History Museum in Rambow
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The "Sand und Sandstein" local history museum in Rambow displays 14,000 exhibits. These include not only minerals but also artifacts from all walks of life. The museum is divided into indoor and outdoor sections. A total of 14,000 exhibits are on display; however, rather than featuring large collections in each section, the aim is to present a cross-section of items. The main highlights inside the building are: - 1,234 salt and pepper tax stamps from around the world dating from 1880 onward - 1,600 minerals and stones from around the world - 755 types of sand from 130 countries - 60 globes ranging in diameter from 2 to 40 cm - 50 atlases, from the earliest to the year 2010 - 45 encyclopedias, ranging from single-volume editions to deluxe editions dating from 1800 onward - 200 pewter figurines featuring various motifs - 8 model railroad layouts and dioramas in gauges T through G - 60 irons spanning 4 centuries - 56 nutcrackers ranging in size from 2 to 80 cm - 11 “geological postcards” featuring cities or minerals - Skat cards and stamps featuring various motifs—minerals, European mammals, mushrooms, the Leipzig Trade Fair, etc.—as well as various exhibits from all sorts of fields A collection of “butter wrapping paper” is likely to be one-of-a-kind. The collection includes 300 pieces from 20 European countries. The collection is integrated into the owner’s home, so visits are by appointment only. Please contact us by email or phone between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.