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Map ↗Harbor bistro "Tante Ju"
● Rechlin
German cuisine with delicious dishes.
Harbor gallery
● Neustrelitz
Experience contemporary art in the historic warehouse right on the waterfront The Hafengalerie Neustrelitz is a unique meeting place for art lovers and creative people right on the harbor! Discover fascinating exhibitions by regional and national artists, inspiring works of painting, photography and sculpture as well as a stylish ambience that invites you to linger. Whether enjoying art, creative workshops or special events - the Hafengalerie combines culture with maritime flair. Be inspired by changing exhibitions and experience art in its most beautiful form. Information on current exhibitions and events can be found here.
The Port of Klink
● Klink
Our Hafenidyll on Lake Müritz invites guests to linger and relax. I have been running the Hafenidyll-Klink on Lake Müritz since March 2018. Here, we serve our guests with quality, warmth, and Mecklenburg charm. We are delighted to offer our guests this wonderful atmosphere.
LIVE Werk Harbor Restaurant
● Neustrelitz
Delicious Food and a Great Atmosphere at Lake Zierker Welcome to LIVE Werk, the harbor restaurant right on Lake Zierker! Experience fresh, creative cuisine in a maritime setting—whether regional specialties, freshly caught fish, or sophisticated meat and vegetarian dishes, here indulgence meets a unique backdrop. Relax on our spacious terrace with a stunning view of the lake, or enjoy the cozy atmosphere in our stylish indoor dining area. Perfect for a romantic evening, a get-together with friends, or a special occasion. For more information, click here.
Bus Stop - Göhren-Lebbin
● Göhren-Lebbin
Göhren-Lebbin Stop for: Malchow Shuttle Discover the Fleesensee region. Explore the market square with its unique charm, play a round of (soccer) golf, check out Aquafun Fleesensee, or take a walk along the bee nature trail.
Bus Stop - Laschendorf (Town Center)
● Laschendorf
Laschendorf stop for: Malchow Shuttle
Bus Stop - Penkow
● Penkow
Penkow Stop for: Malchow Shuttle Say hello to the alpacas or go shopping at Forum Fleesensee.
Bus Stop - Untergöhren
● Untergöhren
Untergöhren Stop for: Malchow Shuttle Discover the beach with its adventure playground in Untergöhren, as well as various dining options.
Bus stop Malchow - Am Kloster
● Malchow
Stop Am Kloster for: Small city traffic Inselstadt Malchow Explore the monastery grounds with the organ museum directly in Malchow Monastery, the art museum with a small monastery café and the museum of curiosities "Kiek in un wunner di".
Malchow - Biestorfer Weg Bus Stop
● Malchow
Biestorfer Weg stop for: local transit in the island town of Malchow
Malchow - Erddamm Stop
● Malchow
Erddamm Stop for: Malchow Shuttle – Local Transit in the Island Town of Malchow Arrive on the Old Town Island and explore the island town of Malchow, or take a stroll along the Erddamm while enjoying the view of the monastery.
Malchow - Friedensstraße Bus Stop
● Malchow
Friedensstraße stop for: Local Transit Service, Inselstadt Malchow
Malchow - Inselstadt Stop
● Malchow
Stop - Inselstadt: Transfer to the regional train available; Malchow Shuttle; Local city transit; Inselstadt; Malchow Discover the Erddamm or take a stroll through Inselstadt.
Malchow - Kirchenstraße Bus Stop
● Malchow
Kirchenstraße Stop for: Malchow Shuttle – Local Transit Service in the Island Town of Malchow Discover the GDR Museum, the town church, or visit the tourist information office in Malchow.
Malchow - Kurklinik Stop
● Malchow
Bus stop "Kurklinik" for: Malchow Island Local Transit Bus stop located directly at the Malchower See Clinic.
Malchow - Schulstraße Bus Stop
● Malchow
Schulstraße Stop for: Malchow Island Local Transit From here, it's just a short walk to the ice rink and the movie theater.
Malchow - ZOB Bus Stop
● Malchow
Stop: Central Bus Station for: Malchow Shuttle, Local Transit, Inselstadt Malchow Connections to regional transit are available
Hantas Wirtsstube - Hohen Mistorf
● Hohen Mistorf
In the middle of Mecklenburg Switzerland, almost hidden in the hilly landscape, you will find our restaurant with selected dishes to suit your taste. Enjoy our cuisine or a special drink. With our large selection of whiskies, we offer the right drop for every taste.
Röbel-Boot Houseboat
● Röbel/Müritz
Houseboat Rental in Röbel/Müritz. The trip begins at the WSC Marina in Röbel. The houseboat La Mare “STOLPE” is available for rent and can accommodate 2+2 people. It’s also suitable for anglers and boat dogs. The boat can be operated with an SBF inland or charter license. A detailed test run is conducted with each boater. The houseboat features a weather-protected helm station with a backup camera. A spacious salon with a bow deck and rooftop terrace offers plenty of room to relax. While a houseboat isn’t a party boat, it’s well-equipped for taking the time to enjoy nature at a leisurely pace. Rentals are on a weekly basis. Short-week rentals are available upon request. We can provide tips for tours and boat docks. Feel free to share the highlights of your vacation in words and pictures in the reviews.
House bridge Ahrensberg
● Wesenberg OT Ahrensberg
Ahrensberg house bridge - the only preserved house bridge in northern Germany This beautiful house bridge was built in 1928 - however, it is a listed building. Extensive renovation work - construction phase I - was carried out from April 2013 to mid-July 2013. Construction phase II then followed in 2014. Below this bridge is a rustic snack bar run by Wesenberger Fischerei. It is a popular place for paddlers and cyclists to take a break. You can relax with a fish sandwich, smoked fish or just an ice cream and enjoy the view over the lake and the surrounding nature.
Havel spring
● Ankershagen
The Havel spring was erected south of the Mühlensee in 2007 and symbolizes the beginning of the Havel as a 334 km long river through north-eastern Germany. The most important towns and municipalities along the course of the Havel are depicted with coats of arms. The source of the Havel is difficult to find, as sufficient water has to accumulate in its extensive source area before the Havel "springs". As the Havel source area has very little precipitation, averaging 580 mm per year, water from the large area from Freidorf to Kratzeburg is needed until a constant outflow occurs. Human intervention in this area since the Middle Ages has changed the origin of the Havel - and therefore the watershed between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea - several times. The most significant measure was the breakthrough at Mühlensee, 3 km to the north, which was probably carried out in the 16th century. Since then, the water from the Bornsee, Trinnensee and Mühlensee has flowed towards Ankershagen to operate a water mill there. As a result, the outflow to the south dried up, so that Lake Dambeck was considered the source of the Havel for a long time. Melioration work in the 19th and 20th centuries moved the spring area northwards again towards Diekenbruch. This moor has been restored to its natural state since 2004. The dam between Mühlensee and Diekenbruch, along which the path from Ankershagen to Ulrichshof runs, is the watershed between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. The Havel spring, built here in 2007, is now a popular excursion destination.
Havel Spring Lakes - Berkholz Fishing
● Kratzeburg
Traditional fishing with an on-site smokehouse, regional products in the farm store, fish specialties at the “Fischerhütte” snack bar, and fishing permit sales. Clear, clean natural lakes in the Havel headwaters around Kratzeburg in the Müritz National Park, with excellent fish populations, offer ideal conditions for fishing. You can obtain a fishing permit at the Fischerhof upon presentation of a valid fishing license. The fishery and smokehouse are open year-round. Freshwater and saltwater fish are smoked over a wood fire according to a 250-year-old family tradition. The farm store is also open year-round. There, in addition to a selection of smoked and fresh fish, you can purchase delicious fish specialties made on-site. A colorful assortment of fruit spreads—naturally made from our own harvest and prepared in-house—rounds out the selection. To cater to vacationers, the small shop offers even more regional and fair-trade products in the summer: for example, honey, coffee and tea, beverages, sweets to boost your energy, and many other food items. During harvest season, there are also plenty of vegetables and fruits available for purchase. For your family or company celebrations, we’d be happy to prepare a colorful smoked fish platter for you. During the summer months, our fish snack bar, “Fischerhütte,” serves hearty fish specialties made in-house.
Haveltourist - Havelberge forest ropes course
● Userin OT Groß Quassow
The Havelberge forest ropes course at Woblitzsee is located in the heart of the Mecklenburg Lake District on the grounds of the Havelberge camping and vacation park. In addition to 4 high ropes courses, it offers a toddler course for the little ones. All courses are integrated into the existing pine forest. The Havelberge forest ropes course is open from April to October. There are 4 different courses (minimum height 1.35m!) and a toddler course for the little ones. Adventure-seekers will get their money's worth on the black plus high ropes course. The forest ropes course is open from 10:00-19:00 in high season 1, from 10:00-18:00 in high season 2 (Ascension Day and Whitsun) and from 10:00-18:00 in the low/off-season (closed on Mon & Wed). The obligatory introductions take place every hour from 10:00-16:00 (high season at 17:00). Children under the age of 14 can only climb if accompanied by an adult, i.e. the adult must climb with them. Due to the high capacity utilization, we ask you to book in advance, as otherwise longer waiting times cannot be avoided. Safety: The forest ropes course was built by an experienced team. All trees have been checked for their static suitability by a state tree surveyor. In addition, the facilities are intensively checked daily by our trained and qualified instructors. Each participant is secured with a climbing harness and via ferrata set as they pass through the forest ropes course. After a detailed briefing by the team of trainers, everyone can go through the forest ropes course independently. A trainer is present at all times and is on hand to offer help and advice in difficult situations. And afterwards? Our cozy café right next to the forest high ropes course invites you to relax!
"Sand and Sandstone" Local History Museum in Rambow
● Moltzow
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.