Neuenkirchen
3 Attractions
Elf school and studio Ines Bargholz
● Neuenkirchen
The Elf School is a place of inspiration. Here, people find space and opportunity to discover their creative power and follow their intuition. Together, we are in the process of making the Little People of Lake Schaalsee visible again, reminding us of the forces of nature and expanding our perception. Ines Bargholz, founder of the Elf School in Neuenkirchen, is certain that there are elves, fairies, goblins, trolls and nature spirits in the Schaalsee UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Her elf school is a place of inspiration where visitors can be enchanted and where they can find space to develop their creative power and follow their intuition. Ines Bargholz offers so-called elf weekends. In addition to a guided elf hike, these also include a modeling course where participants can make their own elf. If you don't want to book a whole weekend, you can discover the wondrous creatures on an elf afternoon, which also includes a hike. The elf school is located on a strong energy site, right opposite the oldest church in West Mecklenburg, in the middle of a specially protected cultural landscape, between Hamburg and Schwerin. Here, people have the opportunity to discover a wonderful world in a magical natural landscape along winding riverside paths.
The half-timbered church of Neuenkirchen
● Neuenkirchen
The half-timbered church in Neuenkirchen dates back to the Middle Ages. The parish church was built in the 14th century under the patronage of the Hilda monastery in Eldena. Worth seeing are medieval gravestones and remains of the wall and vault paintings with Low German minuscule inscriptions, the organ (1836) and stained glass windows on the east gable of the church building. Please contact the parish office if you would like to visit.
Neuenkirchen Tennis Complex
● Neuenkirchen
The Neuenkirchen tennis facility is operated by the Neuenkirchen Tennis Club 1998 e.V. The club's tennis court, located behind the "Schule am Bodden," opened in 1999.