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Aristo the Greek

Aristo the Greek
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Malchiner Straße 2

17153 Stavenhagen

We share a great passion with our guests, the enthusiasm for good food, good wines and pleasant conviviality. Our cuisine is based on both the original and traditional, as well as the modern style of Greek cuisine. Our top priority is the absolute freshness and quality of all our products. With delicious Greek dishes and high quality wines, the restaurant "Aristo" in Stavenhagen is a place that invites you to linger.

Aristo the Greek in Stavenhagen - Greek cuisine in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

The Aristo der Grieche restaurant in Stavenhagen is a culinary destination in the heart of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Anyone wanting to take a break on their way to the Baltic coast - for example to Rügen, Usedom or Fischland-Darß-Zingst - will find a place here where good food and pleasant conviviality are a top priority. The cuisine combines traditional Greek cuisine with modern influences.

Fresh ingredients and high-quality wines at Aristo Stavenhagen

At Aristo, the absolute freshness and quality of all products used is paramount. The Greek dishes are prepared with carefully selected ingredients and accompanied by high-quality wines. The result is an atmosphere that invites you to linger - whether as an excursion from Rostock, Greifswald or Stralsund or as dinner during a vacation in the region.

Stavenhagen as a starting point for the Baltic Sea region

Stavenhagen is centrally located in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and is easily accessible from many Baltic Sea resorts. It is around 50 kilometers from Rostock and a manageable drive from Stralsund or Greifswald. The A20 motorway conveniently connects Stavenhagen with the entire coastal region, making the Aristo restaurant a worthwhile stopover for holidaymakers too.

Further sights in Stavenhagen

Stavenhagen Castle and Castle Park

Stavenhagen Castle and Castle Park

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Stavenhagen Castle in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern was built in 1740 in the Baroque style on the ruins of a burnt-down castle. It was never intended as a dowager's residence, but was used as a district court, school and later as an administrative building. Today it houses the registry office and the municipal administration and is situated in a restored castle park. The current building stands on the foundations of an older castle complex and was originally intended as a residence for a dowager duke - a plan that was never realized. Instead, the castle developed into a central administrative location over the centuries. It served as an official residence and later as a school and accommodation for refugees after the Second World War. A striking stair tower was added in 1890 and still characterizes the silhouette of the building today. After reunification, the castle was extensively renovated and has been used by the town of Stavenhagen ever since. Today it houses the town council and the registry office. The adjoining castle park with its old trees and restored wall was redesigned between 2001 and 2006 and invites visitors to linger. Stavenhagen Castle combines historical substance with modern use - a lively place with history.

Old Synagogue Stavenhagen

Old Synagogue Stavenhagen

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The synagogue was probably built in the 18th century and was used by the Jewish community of the town of Stavenhagen until 1938. The front building served as a residence for the community's own rabbi. The half-timbered building contains a large prayer hall and an entrance hall, from which a staircase leads to the women's gallery. The synagogue was built in the backyard of the community center, i.e. hidden, to protect it from the hostile eyes of the Christian village community at the time. It was only when the Jews were fully emancipated that they built a representative synagogue that was visible in the street. It is special above all because it is one of the few synagogues to have survived the Kristallnacht on November 9, 1938. It was then forced to be sold and was used as a carpentry workshop until the 1980s. In 2011, the "Old Synagogue Stavenhagen" association was founded with the aim of renovating the historic building, which has already achieved monument status. Previous efforts to renovate the building had failed for financial reasons. Anyone interested in visiting the synagogue should contact Klaus Salewski by email or telephone: Sali-45@web.de or 0152 27779181