Places of interest
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Regional store WOLFGRAMM
📍 Levenhagen
Regionalladen WOLFGRAMM brings together the diversity of the region. In addition to its own products, such as sausage and meat specialties from its own production, the range also includes carefully selected products from various regional businesses. These include fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables, preserved vegetables, fruit spreads and honey, cheese, various spreads, tea, oils, spices and much more.
Broock Castle and Estate
📍 Alt Tellin
Broock Castle, once the social hub of the region and the largest private stud farm in Western Pomerania, will be developed into a supra-regional conference and cultural center in the coming years. Since May 2023, our guests have been catered for in the new village store with café-bistro and beer garden. Broock Castle was built for Major General Christan Bogislaw von Linden as a grand, late baroque manor house in 1770-77. The heir, Carl von Gentzkow, established horse breeding at the beginning of the 19th century, which developed into the largest private stud farm in Western Pomerania under his successors, the Barons von Seckendorff, and existed until 1945. In 1841-43, Friedrich August Stüler, the "master builder to the King of Prussia", was commissioned to rebuild the castle in the so-called "Castle Gothic" style. At the same time, the celebrated garden artist Peter Joseph Lenné provided the plans for the transformation of the park into an English landscape garden. In the 19th century, Broock was the social center and meeting place for the nobility of the entire region. Balls and elegant hunting parties took turns. In 1945, the estate was expropriated, refugee families were accommodated in the castle and a supermarket, kindergarten, school and municipal office were set up. In 1974, the municipality sold the castle to VEB Kranbau Eberswalde. Plans to set up a vacation home for employees never came to fruition. In 2017, after 43 years of looting and decay, Schloss Broock GmbH & Co. KG became the owner of the complex and revived the idyllic location in the beautiful Tollensetal valley. With the support of the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the Federal Republic of Germany - which classifies Broock as a monument of special national importance - and the German Foundation for Monument Protection, work began in 2018 on the emergency restoration of the castle ruins. In the coming years, a supra-regional cultural and conference center will be built in Broock. Concerts, festivals and private events are already taking place in the historic riding hall, which also hosts the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival. After decades without a shop or restaurant in Broock, our village store with café-bistro, beer garden and regional products was opened on the edge of the estate in May 2023 and is very popular with our guests.
Tourist information Anklam
📍 Anklam
The Anklam Information Center offers tourists and guests all the information they need about vacations in the Hanseatic town of Anklam, vacations on and around the Peene, the Otto Lilienthal Museum, the Museum im Steintor, the European Route of Brick Gothic, events on the island of Usedom and much more. The Anklam Information Office is located in a pleasantly furnished room in the town hall of the Hanseatic town of Anklam. The core task of Anklam Information is to be a service provider for tourists and guests. In addition to marketing Anklam and the surrounding region, the aim is to meet all inquiries and requests from visitors. Offers of the Anklam Information: - Arranging accommodation directly on site and on the Internet - Arranging guided tours of the town - Information on visits to the museums, St. Nicholas Church, etc. - Information on tourist attractions in and around Anklam - Advance ticket sales for theater and other cultural events - Sale of tourist articles (cycle maps, souvenirs, etc.) on site and in the online store The Anklam Information staff look forward to receiving inquiries and requests from tourists and guests and would be delighted to welcome you.