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Map ↗Bistro Liebe Liesbeth
● Schwerin
Vegan bistro with changing daily specials, cakes, desserts and coffee specialties in Schwerin. At Bistro Liebe Liesbeth in Puschkinstrasse, you will find a daily changing menu of vegan dishes, cakes, desserts and coffee specialties from Monday to Friday between 11 am and 4 pm.
Neustadt-Glewe boat harbor
● Neustadt-Glewe
Water hiking rest area with boat rental At river kilometer 46 of the Müritz-Elde waterway lies our harbor facility and the jetty directly on the B191 below Neustadt-Glewe Castle. You can hire canoes and kayaks from us. There are group and day offers as well as a pick-up and drop-off service for the boats. Organizing a barbecue evening for a relaxed end to a boat tour is also no problem for the team on site. Or hire an Eldecamper - the "caravan for the water".
Leuschner Café & Guesthouse
● Hagenow
A cozy café in Hagenow’s Old Town Enjoy a hearty breakfast and a varied lunch menu featuring German and international specialties that change daily at our cozy café and restaurant. Discover our homemade cakes and ice cream.
Cafe Sophie
● Hagenow
Roastery & Café Together with the coffee roastery, the café has already become a favorite spot for many right in the heart of Hagenow. This is where people meet, chat, and enjoy our freshly roasted coffees or homemade cakes. Why not stop by and take a break from your daily routine? Our team looks forward to your visit
Café HerzensGUT
● Gneven
The GUTSCAFÉ on the historic Vorbeck estate invites you to enjoy coffee and home-baked goods. Café HerzensGUT at GUT VORBECK serves delicious homemade cakes and tarts, small snacks, fresh coffee and cool thirst quenchers. Right on the banks of the Warnow, we offer manor house happiness for café lovers and afternoon excursionists. On site we have a sun deck and an inviting terrace, a large lawn and a playhouse for children. In the cooler months of the year, we serve all our delicacies by and around our warming fireplace. You can also hire the Gutscafé "HerzensGUT" for celebrations. The house can accommodate up to 35 guests.
Club Zenit Schwerin
● Schwerin
The Zenit Schwerin, a former heating plant converted into a cultural venue in the heart of the state capital. The Zenit in Schwerin is a club in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The venue hosts not only club events but also readings, concerts, poetry slams, and stand-up comedy shows. Built around the heating plant and imbued with industrial charm, the cultural venue still features many elements from its industrial past. Here, old industrial charm meets modern technology.
Co-Working Café table
● Schwerin
Wi-Fi, coffee, snacks, events, workshops, business punk, meetings, table tennis, fun - Schwerin's first co-working café offers something for everyone. The co-working café tisch in Schwerin is not just for working. It can also easily become your favorite place in the city. Events and activities such as flea markets, workshops, pub quizzes and regulars' table meetings or business punk: everyone is welcome here. The girls from tisch serve delicious coffee, drinks, snacks and macarons. There are sustainable and regional delicacies as well as high-speed Wi-Fi, printing facilities and table tennis. The restaurant can also be booked exclusively for your private party. On your sightseeing tour, the café in the middle of Schwerin's city center invites you to take a relaxing coffee break. Opening hours: Monday & Tuesday 07 - 16 o'clock Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 10 am - 4 pm
The Martina Kriedel studio
● Zapel bei Hagenow
The idyllic village of Zapel lies in the midst of rustic nature. There, where hedgehogs and hares say goodnight to each other, you will discover the "Atelier Martina Kriedel". In a cozy atmosphere, you can look over the artist's shoulder as she creates. Here you will find the perfect gift for every occasion - whether a portrait or a self-designed marionette. Many portraits, drawn in charcoal, chalk, sepia and pencil, as well as real oil paintings, adorn the walls of the small studio. Why not have your portrait painted? Whether from a photo or a model in several sessions, anything is possible... You can also marvel at the art calendars that Ms. Kriedel has drawn, mostly on behalf of cities: The motifs of the calendars are historical houses, mills and churches from towns in the region. In her small marionette manufactory, Ms. Kriedel produces her miniature marionettes and portrait marionettes as truly unique pieces with her own certificate. Customers can have their own personal marionette made from a photo: The head, hands and feet are modeled, the clothes are tailor-made and fitted with a simple play cross. You can also receive a self-made mini bust, which can represent your desired portrait. This individual gift will cheer you up, as Mrs. Kriedel has her very own creation. For parties and events, there is the mobile puppet theater Kriedelfix, which was specially created by Mrs. Kriedel. The stories, the marionettes, the stage sets, the props and the theater are freely designed by her. Old fairy tales are also performed. The theater can be booked for family celebrations, parties or events on request. The marionette theater is also available in the small theater with 15 seats. Please enquire directly about performance times and current plays. Another offer is the two-hour creative program "The forest witch on a treasure hunt". To find the treasure, the participants have to complete 7 tasks. These tasks are creative, pedagogically selected and close to nature. At the end there is a certificate of participation and a gift to be found in the treasure. The environmental concept and the regional cultural history also play a role. The project promotes creativity, imagination, health and social interaction. Even the NDR accompanied Mrs. Kriedel on a witch hike. Current offer and prices on request. Ms. Kriedel also offers various workshops: Whether pottery, handicrafts, painting: up to 6 people can "let off steam creatively" here, usually in 2-hour workshops. Ms. Kriedel is on hand to provide expert guidance. An in-house kiln enables pottery work as small ceramics.
De oll Dörpschaul
● Lützow
In the former Dofschule, you can of course enjoy regional and seasonal cuisine. The kitchen becomes a gourmet workshop for you, the classroom a place of culinary delights, the hotel's own garden provides tasty treats and is a haven for bees and eyes. The "Lütt Lädchen" tempts you with home-made products. Naturally regional enjoyment! "Simple and good"...with these words I would like to sum up my philosophy. I, Ute Linke, look forward to welcoming you to the former village school in Rosenow. Here you can snack = eat in peace and with pleasure. What is important to me is a conscious, creative use of products with regard to their seasonal availability and quality, as well as having fun with new culinary ideas, based on traditional cuisine, fresh production and a sense of originality in processing. The food and drink on offer is consciously limited, follows the rhythm of the region, the season and is subject to sustainability, without semi-finished or finished products and free from flavor enhancers. People with intolerances or who wish to follow a vegetarian or vegan diet also have the opportunity to enjoy their food without having to make sacrifices. Get to know the culinary delights of my homeland. Traditional and down-to-earth - I would like to surprise you with originality and subtlety - the culinary map of Mecklenburg is as varied as the landscape. Many vegetables, all herbs and wild herbs as well as fruit come from my own cultivation in Perma Kultur. I will gladly take the time to realize your wishes with you. Therefore I ask you to give me this time to realize them in the best possible way for you. Let yourself go and enjoy the time in the former classroom, browse through the "Lütt Lädchen", or relax on a tour of the hotel's own garden while I work for you in the kitchen. The restaurant is: ...recommended in Gault&Millau 2019/2020 ...bearer of the Schaalsee regional brand > For body and soul < ...recommended by SLOW FOOD pleasure guide Germany since 2013
Demmler House
● Schwerin
The residential and commercial building designed by court architect Georg Adolph Demmler on the south shore of the Pfaffenteich was constructed in 1842 and is a striking example of bourgeois Neoclassical architecture. With its imposing corner tower and stately structure, it dominates the cityscape. Originally built as Demmler’s residence, it was later remodeled several times and now serves as a mixed-use residential and commercial building. On the south shore of the Pfaffenteich, the corner building at the intersection of Mecklenburgstraße and Arsenalstraße catches the eye: a commercial building with apartments and tower-like roof structures defines the site and brings it to life. Court architect Georg Adolph Demmler once lived here. When the south and west shores of the Pfaffenteich were developed in 1840—thereby extending the Old Town into the adjacent areas—Grand Duke Paul Friedrich presented his court architect, Georg Adolph Demmler, with a lakeside plot of land. This gift was a special recognition of the services the architect had rendered to the court. While also entrusted with the major construction project of the Arsenal, Demmler completed his residence—which was also designed as a commercial building—in 1842. On the Style The residence of Court Architect Georg Adolph Demmler was built in a prominent urban location on the southern shore of the Pfaffenteich as part of the expansion of the royal capital. Taking into account the prominent location of the new building and its visual impact from a distance, Demmler designed a stately structure that serves as a striking focal point, particularly due to its voluminous corner tower. Demmler’s historicizing Neoclassical design language was also reflected in his residence. The considerable variety and arrangement of the various architectural elements characterize the building as a stately bourgeois villa. The plastered, two-story half-timbered structure was built in an L-shape. As with many buildings in the Schwerin royal complex, it was constructed on piles. The interior remains in its original condition from the 1857 renovation. The floor plan has also remained unchanged. The historic doors have also been preserved. The stairwell and the cast-iron staircase with its elaborately decorated balusters also date from the time of the renovation.
German House
● Rehna
The German House in Rehna - an unusual half-timbered house. The German House is one of the oldest houses in Rehna and also one of the most unusual half-timbered buildings in northern Germany. The German House has been a listed building since 1949. It was restored in 1952/53 and renovated from 1998 to 2003. Since 2004, the German House has served as the seat of the town library, the Plattdeutscher Verein to Rehna e.V., the Maurine-Radegast e.V. cultural initiative and the Volkssolidarität.
Jante village studio
● Warlow
New and old oil paintings and pencil drawings, everyday scenes and still lifes are on display in the courtyard gallery. Paintings in oil on canvas, wood and paper. Life in the countryside and landscapes from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern are depicted true to life. Idyllically situated, 7 km south-west of Ludwigslust, lies the small, picturesque village of Warlow in the middle of the Griesen region. The village with its quaint lime trees and old cobbled streets is both the hometown and inspiration of the painter Domenik Jante. We look forward to your visit. Your village studio Jante Opening hours all year round: Fridays 2 - 5 p.m.
Alt Damerow village church
● Alt Damerow
The small rectangular half-timbered church in the center of the village is located in the immediate vicinity of the Pingelhof open-air agricultural museum. It was probably built after the Thirty Years' War and before 1700. The members of the Pingel family, who once ran the Pingelhof, now a museum, as a real farm, are buried in the cemetery of the Alt Damerow village church. Village center and witness to the past - After plans were made in the mid-1990s to demolish the dilapidated building and rebuild it in the Mueß/Schwerin open-air museum, great resistance grew, so that the church was completely renovated thanks to numerous local initiatives and reopened in 1998. Even the small bell in the ridge turret, which for a long time could not live up to its inscription "Up and down and up again is my whole course of life" and was only operated by a clapper, has been moving by itself again since the renovation. The members of the Pingel family, who once ran what is now the Pingelhof Museum as a real farm, are buried in the cemetery surrounding the church.
Domsühl village church
● Domsühl
Plastered fieldstone building between ancient oak trees, decorated inside with baroque paintings. Surrounded by a cemetery and old oak trees, some of which are protected, the church is located in the middle of the village. The remains of a medieval fieldstone building were doubled in length and plastered over around 1840. The interior decoration also dates back to this time, for example the baroque paintings on the organ loft. Only one of the three bells in the wooden bell tower, which was renovated in 1995/96, has been preserved.
Klinken village church
● Klinken
The small church on the outskirts of the village is home to Johann Heinrich Runge's organ masterpiece. Construction of the Gothic brick church in Klinken dates back to the end of the 14th century. It can be found in the cemetery just outside the village. None other than organ builder Johann Heinrich Runge donated his organ masterpiece to the church in 1845. A medieval carved altar and preserved wall and vault paintings also add to the charm of the interior.
Matzlow village church
● Matzlow-Garwitz
Village church from the late 18th century with characteristic bell tower and carved interior by amateur artist. The Matzlow village church was consecrated in 1789 after the previous church building was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War. A characteristic feature of today's half-timbered church is the relatively large, three-storey bell tower, which was added later. Carvings by hobby artist Gerda Schefe from Schwerin adorn the entire interior. These were created in the early 1990s and have been on permanent loan to the Matzlow church ever since
Mirow village church
● Banzkow 0T Mirow
One of the earliest neo-Gothic churches with a particularly elegant design. Rare pulpit altar and Runge organ in the interior. The church in Mirov was built between 1842 and 1845 on the foundations of its medieval predecessor. This makes it one of the earliest neo-Gothic churches and is also considered a particularly high-quality and perfectly formed example of neo-Gothic architecture in the Schwerin region. There are two bells in the tower, whose flat roof no longer corresponds to its original pointed state. One comes from the previous church, while the second was cast in Wismar in 1845. The pulpit altar is rather unusual for a Mecklenburg church. The altarpiece depicts the "Disciples of Emmaus" and is a copy of a painting from the Georgenkirche in Parchim. As in many Lewitz churches, an organ by organ builder Runge can also be heard in Mirow.
Plate village church
● Plate
Neo-Gothic building with special carved altar, frieze organ and parish barn for social life Today's Plate church was built in 1848 according to designs by Schwerin architect Theodor Krüger. Other neo-Gothic buildings such as St. Paul's Church in Schwerin and the village church in Banzkow were also designed by him. Only the late Gothic Marian altar, built around 1500, remains from the previous building of the Plater church, which was closed due to the risk of collapse. This carved altar is characterized by the special arrangement of its ten figures. After a fire in 1874, the west tower of the church was replaced by a free-standing belfry. The church organ was built by the Schwerin court organ builder Friedrich Friese in 1873. Thanks to his work, the Friese organ building workshop became the most important in Mecklenburg in the second half of the 19th century. The adjoining parish barn is a popular meeting place and event venue.
Raduhn village church
● Raduhn
The village church in Raduhn is a mixture of old and new and features a characteristic stepped gable. The neo-Gothic village church in Raduhn is located on the highest point of the former cemetery on the edge of the village. It was consecrated in its current form in 1859 and was built within two years from the previous church building on the same site. Old masonry was integrated and is still visible today between the red bricks. The stepped gables and the small bell tower also catch the eye. Extensive renovations were carried out in the 1960s, including making the room under the organ loft available as a winter church in 1964. The organ from 1850 was built by Johann Heinrich Runge.
Retgendorf Village Church
● Retgendorf
The Retgendorf Village Church is part of the Evangelical Lutheran parish of Zittow-Retgendorf in Retgendorf, near Dobin am See in northwestern Mecklenburg. The Retgendorf village church is a Gothic brick church with a three-part carved winged altar. The Retgendorf village church was first mentioned in a document in 1241. However, the current brick structure was not built until the 15th century. Various repairs were carried out in the 18th and 19th centuries. Further extensive restorations took place in the 1960s. In the 1980s, the facade and windows were renovated. The church bell was cast in 1939.
Sukow village church
● Sukow
Neo-Gothic building by Theodor Krüger with church bell and altarpiece from the two older predecessor churches. Today's neo-Gothic church in Sukow was designed by the Schwerin architect Theodor Krüger. It was consecrated in 1883 after three years of construction and is already the third church on the same site. A chapel was built in the second half of the 16th century when Sukow was incorporated into the parish of Pinnow, but it did not survive the Thirty Years' War. Only one church bell could be saved, as it had been buried by the inhabitants. It still hangs in the church tower together with two other bells. In 1698, as can be seen on the old weather vane, the go-ahead was given for a second church, which was demolished less than 200 years later. Characteristic of today's church are the altarpiece with Jesus of Gethsemane and a Runge organ, both dating from 1908. A second altarpiece, depicting the Last Supper, Crucifixion and Entombment of Jesus, reappeared during building work and has been placed on the south-east wall of the nave. The brick-look wall design and a wooden roof beam construction also catch the eye. The church bells have only been ringing with the help of a chiming system since 2013 and there is a church clock with dials on three sides of the tower.
Swing Bridge at Schwerin Castle
● Schwerin
Since 1897, a swing bridge has connected the castle island with the Schwerin Castle Gardens. It allowed cargo ships to enter the Burgsee. The rotating mechanism is demonstrated in action on special occasions, such as the Schwerin Castle Festival in June or the “Days of Industrial Culture on the Water” in September. Today, the bridge is usually seen in its closed position. Pedestrians and cyclists use it to cross from the Palace Island to the palace park. It features an ornate iron railing. The initials of Grand Duke Friedrich Franz (FF) can be found on the piers. The bridge’s ingenious mechanism made it possible for a single attendant to open and close the 22-meter-long bridge girder—which weighs several metric tons—using just a hand crank. The bridge girder rests in a stationary bearing. To rotate it, it is lifted onto the actual pivot bearing (the so-called “King’s Seat”) and then rotated on this bearing. Since the Burgsee is closed to boat traffic, the bridge is usually closed. On special occasions, such as the Castle Festival or the Days of Industrial Culture on the Water, the rotating mechanism is demonstrated in action. The bridge was manufactured at the F. Crull & Co. machine factory, a company owned by the Wismar entrepreneur Heinrich Podeus.
Easyjump trampoline park
● Schwerin
Easyjump is not only Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's largest trampoline hall but also one of the latest adventure highlights in Schwerin. EasyJump Trampoline Park & Action Arena is Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania's largest trampoline hall with a total area of over 3,500 m². Whether open jump area, ninja parkour, airbag cushion or dodgeball arena with over 25 attractions, we offer fun for the whole family. Whether child, teenager or young at heart, everyone gets their money's worth here. In addition to the fun of jumping, younger guests can play and romp around in our indoor play area with an XXXL slide, wobbly bridge, ball pool and obstacle courses on 3 levels. As if that wasn't enough, the VR Arena provides a virtual experience where you can immerse yourself alone or with a friend in a multi-dimensional world full of surprises and adventures. The varied offer is extended by an arcade room. This offers fun and entertainment for young and old.
Egg tunnel
● Bad Kleinen
The Bad Kleinen egg tunnel is a pedestrian tunnel under the railroad track bed. A tubular tunnel was built in 1896 to provide access from the water spa in Bad Kleinen, which opened in 1895, to Lake Schwerin. It became popularly known as the 'egg tunnel'. According to legend, encounters in the egg tunnel guarantee happy marriages. This is said to be ensured by the echo men who live in the cracks and niches of the tunnel. Today you have a wonderful view of Lake Schwerin and the island of Liebs if you come from the direction of Bad Kleinen.