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Map ↗Herrensteig Playground
● Mirow
Playground directly in front of the gatehouse on the castle island The playground features seating areas and trash cans, a climbing frame, a slide, a swing set, a lawn, and a sandbox; restrooms are available in the parking lot during the season.
Paulussiedlung Playground
● Mirow
Playground near the Aldi and Edeka supermarkets Playground with seating, a seesaw, a ping-pong table, a climbing frame, a swing, a slide, and a grassy area with a small amount of sand
Priepert Playground
● Priepert
The playground in Priepert is located right next to the beach. The playground features a spacious grassy area with both shaded and sunny spots. Seating is available. There are parking spaces for cars and a bus stop nearby.
Rambow Hof Playground
● Rambow
A small playground with a large lawn, a covered rest area, a swing, and a slide. An adjacent parking lot serves as the starting point for a longer hike through Mecklenburg Switzerland. The playground is located in Rambow Hof and features various play structures on a large lawn, including a swing, a slide, and a swing boat. There is also a covered rest area where visitors can relax and have a picnic. In front of it is a small parking lot, which can serve as the starting point for a hike through Mecklenburg Switzerland: Rambow Hof – Sachsenberg – Schlehenhof – Burgtal – Sagel Castle – Rothenmoor – Malchiner Becken – a 60-meter climb back up to Rambow Hof. An insider tip for people who love peace and nature. P.S.: Diagonally across the street is also Peter Ramsch’s Rambow Hof Local History Museum, featuring over 14,000 exhibits, such as: 1,300 salt and pepper shakers, 1,800 minerals, 750 types of sand from 130 countries, and much more.
Schlossinsel Playground
● Mirow
Playground right on the Castle Island A playground that historically commemorates Queen Sophie Charlotte’s departure for England, featuring exhibits such as a carriage and a suitcase. Seating, trash cans, a climbing frame, a slide, a sandbox, and a snack bar and café right next to it
Beach Playground
● Mirow
Playground right next to the Mirow Beach The playground is located right on Lake Mirow and features a helicopter, a wooden car, a slide, a climbing frame, a swing, a ping-pong table, and trash cans; a seasonal snack bar and restrooms are also available.
Playground at the Market Square in Göhren-Lebbin
● Göhren-Lebbin
Climbing frame, slide, spring rockers, single-rider carousel, polar bear, fountain, seating areas right on the market square grounds at Land Fleesensee The playground is located right in the middle of the market square grounds in Göhren-Lebbin / "Land Fleesensee" vacation resort. While the adults stroll around, kids of all ages can run around, climb, swing, slide, and—during the summer months—catch the water from the fountain. On site: seating areas, a mini-market, a Nike store, souvenirs, Segway and bike rental stations, public restrooms, an ATM, a laundromat, a snack bar, offices, and the certified Göhren-Lebbin Tourist Information Center. Free parking and the Fleesensee shuttle stop*. General information: Enter at your own risk; parents are responsible for their children; slippery when wet; no winter maintenance. Please report any damage to the Tourist Information Office at Tel. 039932 82186 *Seasonal shuttle service with the spa pass / day spa pass, available at the Tourist Information Office
Playground at Lake Mirow
● Mirow
The playground is within sight of the castle island. It offers excellent, family-friendly facilities. Visitors can arrive and depart via the Kleinseenbahn. The playground is next to the Mirow beach. Newly designed play equipment offers children a variety of fun activities. Some of the equipment is covered, providing shade even in the summer. Restrooms and food service facilities are located in the immediate vicinity. Trash cans are available.
Playground at the BEECH Resort Fleesensee
● Göhren-Lebbin
Family-friendly, year-round, freely accessible adventure playground in Göhren-Lebbin At our adventure playground, located in the heart of the BEECH Resort Fleesensee and nestled within the “Land Fleesensee” vacation resort, kids can really let off some steam. Climbing towers, a balance course, a double swing set with a baby swing, a trampoline, a zip line, and a play ship offer a wide variety of play options. In addition, the water play area and petting zoo—featuring goats and chickens—are open seasonally and ready for little explorers.
Play Trail on the Herrensteig
● Mirow
Play Trail Along the Herrensteig by Lake Mirow The play trail is approximately 1–1.5 km long and runs along the shore of Lake Mirow. It begins in front of the castle island and ends at Fritz-Reuter-Straße in Mirow. At the time, the mayor asked children and teenagers in the town of Mirow for ideas for this play trail. Various pieces of playground equipment—such as a seesaw, a merry-go-round, a climbing tire, and a rope net for climbing—are now spaced out at short intervals along the trail.
RUMDAKI Toy Store
● Malchin
The toy store Rund um das Kind, also known as Rumdaki, is a popular destination for families in Malchin. Located at 1 Schweriner Straße, the store offers a wide selection of toys, stationery, and baby products. As a member of the specialty retail chain idee+spiel, Rund um das Kind places particular emphasis on quality and expert advice.
Müritz Recreational Boat Rental
● Rechlin
Day charters on the Mecklenburg Lake District, right on Lake Müritz in the harbor village of Müritz—for just half a day, a full day, or longer. Just set out in a motorboat, sailboat, or cabin boat—no prior experience is required. Canoes, rowboats, and SUPs are also available. KUHNLE-TOURS offers a wide selection of recreational boats for day trips on Lake Müritz—from motorboats and sailboats that don’t require a license to fishing boats and canoes—so you’re sure to find the perfect boat for your vacation or outing. We also rent out SUP boards. For anglers and night owls, we offer a special service: You can pick up your boat between 5:30 and 6:00 p.m. and don’t have to return it until 8:00 a.m. the next morning, so you can enjoy the sunset from the boat or spend the whole night fishing for zander, pike, or eel.
St. John's Church in Malchin
● Malchin
During a major city fire in 1397, the former Romanesque-style church building was almost completely destroyed. To expedite the construction of a new church, Johann, Bishop of Garda and auxiliary bishop to the absent Johann von Camin, granted an indulgence “for the reconstruction and furnishing” of the burned-down St. John’s Church in Malchin. The new church building was consecrated as early as 1440. It was built as a three-nave Gothic basilica. The original Gothic spire fell in 1648 and was then replaced by the Baroque dome, which was modified again in 1897. The Gothic church is a symbol whose defining features are, on the one hand, the beautifully articulated and exposed structure of the load-bearing and connecting architectural elements, and, on the other hand, the treatment of light and the “transparency of the walls.” Our church—a space of tranquility with large windows opening onto the outside world. The altarpiece dates from 1824. The painting depicting the Crucifixion of Christ was created by Wilhelm Krüger. The surrounding columns are made of Stucco-Lustro, a marble substitute. At the top stand the apostles Peter and John. The Crucifixion of Christ is framed by the church windows to the left and right, which were installed in 1902–03. Beneath the two windows are two old tombstones, the one on the left depicting a canon of Güstrow, Nikolaus Breyde. The tombstone on the right commemorates Dr. Johannes Sadenwather, a distinguished mayor and chronicler of Malchin, along with his wife. The Baroque organ facade comes from an old organ dating from 1780 and was retained when the Mecklenburg organ builder Friedrich Friese built a new organ for the church in 1877. The organ has two manuals, a pedal, and 28 stops. The Mecklenburg coat of arms on the gallery commemorates the provincial assemblies held in Malchin. In the Chapel of St. Mary, above the 19th-century Lütkemüller organ, the 15th-century Triumphal Cross group is preserved, which once stood above the steps leading to the sanctuary of the main church. The greatest treasure of our church is the 15th-century Marian altar. This work originally served as the main altar following the rededication of our church in 1440. At the center of the carved front panel stands the Coronation of Mary, the Mother of Jesus. Flanking her are 36 saints, including the twelve apostles. The outer panels of the altar wings depict scenes from the life of Jesus, his birth and passion, as well as John the Baptist and legends from the life of John the Evangelist. Technical dimensions of the church: Height of the nave: 22 meters Length: 42 meters Height of the church tower: 65 meters
St. Mary's Church Wesenberg
● Wesenberg
Evangelical Lutheran parish of Wesenberg Construction of today's Marienkirche probably began at the end of the 13th century. The choir and the lower tower storeys are the oldest parts of the church and are made of fieldstone masonry with some use of bricks, and a town register note from 1337 states that the church is "complete". The nave was built in the second half of the 14th century. The vaulting of the choir took place in the second half of the 15th century and the south porch was built at the end of the 15th century. At the beginning of the 16th century, the window openings were changed and a vaulted chapel room was built in the second northern choir bay in honor of the Holy Spirit. The Röder organ is the oldest organ in Berlin.
Lübz City Library
● Lübz
The Lübz town library offers its users around 15,000 media in the form of books, magazines, audio books, DVDs, CDs, games, Tonies and TipToi media. Even the very youngest book lovers and vacationers in the town of Lübz have the opportunity to become library users and take advantage of all the offers. The children's library has non-fiction books, exciting reads and audio books for all age groups, as well as an area for young people's books. A special attraction is the inviting seating area, which invites you to linger with an extensive range of 240 games as well as craft materials and coloring pages. The club room was redesigned for the Holiday Reading Pleasure campaign and has since been used not only for the vacation campaign, but also on a permanent basis. Our colorful picture book cinema and reading room invites you to read with the cozy beanbags from Stadtwerke Lübz. In the adult library area you will find a wide range of contemporary literature. From bestselling novels to crime thrillers, there is everything a reader's heart desires. We also offer a selection of audio books. In the non-fiction section, you will find information from all areas of knowledge for further education and leisure activities. In the adult library you will also find a cozy reading lounge with workstations and laptops. WLAN is available free of charge. Take advantage of our extensive range of magazines and enjoy lingering in a relaxed atmosphere.
Malchin Public Library
● Malchin
The Malchin Public Library is one of the oldest in Mecklenburg. It was founded as early as 1898. Despite its long history, the library is by no means outdated today. “BORROW INSTEAD OF BUYING”— that is the municipal library’s motto, as an extensive, up-to-date, and appealing collection of approximately 20,000 items is available to the residents of Malchin and the surrounding area. Novels, non-fiction, and children’s literature are available, as are DVDs and magazines. An extensive collection of audiobooks is also available for those interested. Tonis and the Onleihe round out the offerings. To keep the collection up to date, approximately 1,500 new items are acquired for lending each year. All items can be borrowed for four weeks. Films are an exception; they may only be borrowed for 14 days. Renewals can be made by phone or email.
Stavenhagen Public Library
● Stavenhagen
With a collection of approximately 20,000 items, the city library caters to a wide range of interests and appeals to people of all ages—from book lovers and those eager to learn to those seeking entertainment.
Teterow City Library
● Teterow
The meeting place for young and old bookworms, culture lovers and art enthusiasts in the Bergringstadt. Vacation time is reading time! And the Teterow library also has lots of great offers for vacation guests. On two huge floors, bookworms big and small can choose from over 23,000 media units in a quiet and relaxed atmosphere. The offer includes books for children and adults, magazines, audio books for all age groups, music CDs, DVDs and Tonies. When it rains, a cozy reading corner invites you to linger. Internet workstations and free Wi-Fi access are available for all those who can't do without reading while on vacation. As a cultural meeting place, the city library also offers a variety of events for young and old. There are readings by authors, lectures by travel enthusiasts for travel enthusiasts, musical programs and suitable events at Easter or Christmas time, as part of the "Book Spring" or on "Nationwide Reading Aloud Day". For little bookworms, the summer campaign FerienLeseLust or the vacation program are popular highlights.
Kowalewski City Bakery
● Neustrelitz
Welcome to Kowalewski City Bakery—the heart of Neustrelitz’s market! Tradition meets taste: For generations, Kowalewski City Bakery has stood for authentic craftsmanship, fresh ingredients, and the scent of home. Located right on the market square, the bakery is more than just a place for bread and rolls—it’s a gathering spot for food lovers, early risers, and chatterboxes. Whether it’s crispy rolls for breakfast, oven-warm cakes in the afternoon, or popular regional specialties—here you can taste the attention to detail. Everything is fresh daily, everything is baked with love. Stop by, take a peek—and treat yourself!
Röbel (Müritz) City Harbor
● Röbel/Müritz
Located along the beautiful waterfront promenade is a small, idyllic harbor with docks for guest and passenger ships, as well as a variety of dining options.
Waren (Müritz) town harbor
● Waren (Müritz)
Life pulsates in the town harbor. Boat trips across the Müritz start here. The people of Waren and their guests enjoy the view of the water and the boats in the numerous pubs and restaurants. The Müritzeum is located nearby. The promenade invites you to take a stroll. The hustle and bustle of festive highlights in the town is also centered around the town harbour, at the annual Müritz Sail in the second half of May or at the traditional Müritz Festival.
Stavenhagen City Church
● Stavenhagen
The town church in Stavenhagen was built in the 18th century. It is not known whether there was a church or chapel in the town’s old castle prior to the Reformation. However, there is evidence of an older church from the 13th century and an addition to the old tower in 1601. Until the Reformation, there was a castle chaplain in the town. The predecessor to today’s church was a half-timbered structure. During the Thirty Years’ War, the old church was severely damaged on several occasions. Despite numerous renovations and repairs, the building’s condition remained unsatisfactory, so it was decided to build a new church. It took a full century before the financial resources for a new building were available. In 1774, the half-timbered church was demolished, and on July 16, 1774, the cornerstone for the current church was laid. In 1782, the church was consecrated by Pastor Knöchel. The church tower was not completed until 1790. It houses two bells. The tower clock was fitted with a new mechanism in 1996.
Malchow City Parking Lot
● Malchow
Free electric vehicle charging (for a fee)
Stargard Adventure Farm
● Burg Stargard
Featuring an exciting summer toboggan run, a high-altitude climbing park, other attractions, and dining options A day trip filled with fun, adventure, and relaxation Summer toboggan run with a total length of 720 meters Climbing park with 91 elements and base jumping Trampoline park Children’s carousels Dining options Events for all ages