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Map ↗Marina Wesenberg Boat Rental
● Wesenberg
At our boat rental, you’ll find motorboats that don’t require a license, motorboats that do require a license, fishing boats (license-free), and Canadian canoes. Discover the picturesque Mecklenburg Lake District right from the water! Our boat rental offers a wide selection of day boats—from motorboats and fishing boats that don’t require a license for leisurely day trips, to recreational boats that do require a license for plenty of fun on the water, all the way to Canadian canoes for relaxed water excursions. Whether you’re out on your own, with friends, or with family, you’ll find the perfect boat for your adventure here.
Botanical Garden "Mecklenburg Switzerland"
● Moltzow
The botanical garden contains 300 perennials and 400 woody plants. In addition to the plants, sculptures by various artists, 100 roof tiles from historic buildings from all over Europe and 70 cobblestones from historic streets and squares are displayed on 2 hectares. The botanical garden in Rambow contains 300 different perennials and 400 woody plants. The birch collection with 25 different species is one of the most important in Mecklenburg. The woody plants include a cross-section of species and continents. The individual woody plant families such as beech, maple, lime, chestnut, etc. have 12 to 18 species. There are 4 to 5 species per family. The garden is in bloom from spring to fall. It starts with Japanese cherry (3 colors), forsythia (2 colors) and continues with chestnut (3 colors), fruit tree blossom, lilac (8 forms), roses (20 species), water lilies (10 colors), ornamental shrubs (15 species) and hardy hibiscus (11 colors). The roses then conclude with their second bloom. In 5 small raised bogs, the diversity of bog flora is shown with pitcher plants, sundew, orchids and typical bog trees and shrubs. The two bog-forming mosses are shown in a basin. The 100 m² show garden offers the possibility of partial self-sufficiency. It includes 2 raised beds, a herb bed, apple tree, white sweet cherry, white currant, gooseberry, yokeberry, mountain ash and a greenhouse. The greenhouse can be used as a hobby in the form of a cactus collection and the cultivation of vegetable plants. Next to the greenhouse is a small raised bog with orchids and a rock garden with hardy cacti. The show garden demonstrates that it is possible to combine a hobby and the supply of fruit and vegetables in a small area. It is intended to provide inspiration and encourage an exchange of ideas.
Broad Luzin - Hüttenberg bathing area
● Feldberger Seenlandschaft
Located on the outskirts of Feldberg, on the way to the Schloßberg, this bathing spot not only offers a fantastic location on the Breite Luzin, but also one of the most beautiful sunbathing lawns in the region. large sunbathing lawn No lifeguard Dog bathing beach available (otherwise dogs must be kept on a lead) Dixi WC available Parking lot (distance: 50m) small playground
Broad Luzin - Lichtenberg bathing beach
● Feldberger Seenlandschaft
The entrance to the water is very wide and therefore very suitable for children. A ramp makes it possible for bathers with physical disabilities to safely enter the cool water, and the beach can be reached by car via the village of Lichtenberg. Cyclists and hikers can also choose the romantic tour over the Schloßberg A swimming island, toddlers' slide and beach volleyball court make swimming an experience, and in July and August the beach is patrolled by DLRG lifeguards. The old trees provide plenty of shade. The Lichtenberg bathing beach offers a permanent sanitary complex and a snack bar for your physical well-being. Large sunbathing lawn Lifeguards in the main season No dog beach (dogs must be kept on a lead) WC available (also barrier-free) Parking lot, gastronomy 20m Barrier-free access
Hans-Hilmar Koch Museum of Letterpress Printing
● Krakow am See
In the climatic health resort of Krakow am See, visitors will find the only museum of the art of letterpress printing in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and what's more: since 1998, visitors have been able to experience a family business from the early 20th century up close in the show workshop, where they can touch and participate in letterpress printing. Note: Currently closed due to renovation work. Courses are still possible at the Schwerin site. The letterpress printer and typesetter Hans-Hilmar Koch has fulfilled his dream here, in the beautiful building of the old school: "Letterpress printing with movable type, as the letterpress process is also known, is the most important cultural achievement of mankind! I want to pass on this knowledge in the digital age. The sensual handling of paper, color and shapes, writing and words is being lost today." However, anyone who experiences first-hand how texts are still set in the traditional way using lead and wooden type and how they are printed on old letterpresses will gain a new appreciation of the high value of books as a cultural asset. Lovers of fine papers and high-quality commercial graphics can also place individual orders: Hans-Hilmar Koch produces printed graphics, family or business stationery through to calendars and printed napkins on the historical machines. In workshops, children and adults can learn about papermaking, lead typesetting, letterpress printing and bookbinding and produce their own printed matter such as business cards or greetings cards. Those who want to work artistically are introduced to the techniques of experimental linocut in the printmaking course. The Museum of Letterpress Printing is currently closed due to renovation work. Courses are still possible at the Schwerin location.
Penzlin Castle - Witch Museum
● Penzlin
Cultural history museum for everyday magic and witch hunts in Mecklenburg The small town of Penzlin is located in a scenic part of the Mecklenburg Lake District. The most important sight in Penzlin is the "Old Castle" from the 16th century. Since 1994 it has been home to the specialist museum for "Magic and Witch Hunts in Mecklenburg". Expert guides provide information about the castle's history and bring the witch hunts back to life on a tour of the torture chamber and the unique witch dungeons. Also worth seeing are the black kitchen with its 12-metre-high chimney and the knights' hall, which is now used as a registry office. A witches' playground awaits young visitors and the castle restaurant invites you to linger. The castle courtyard with its witches' benches and herb garden offers visitors a special ambience. Visible from afar, the 13th century St. Marien church towers like a hen over the dreamy little town. Every year, Walpurgis Night takes place on April 30 and the castle festival always takes place on the penultimate weekend in August, attracting thousands of visitors.
Wesenberg castle complex with interception tower
● Wesenberg
Castle complex with local history room and exhibition on fishing and regional history, tourist information, public internet access, nationwide ticket service The castle was built in the middle of the 13th century to protect the town of "Wesenberge". As a result of the Thirty Years' War, today you can only explore the preserved torso of the keep, also known as the Fangelturm, and parts of the castle wall. The Fangelturm now serves as an observation tower. The castle premises are now used as a local history room with an exhibition on fishing and regional history, as a forestry museum and tourist information center. As every year, the traditional castle festival takes place on the 1st weekend in July with a historical parade, knightly spectacles, dancing and fireworks.
Castle Museum Plau am See
● Plau am See
A museum - really for everyone. Plau am See has a museum that is accessible to everyone and is guaranteed not to bore anyone. The former Plau Castle offers interesting insights into history and also houses a unique museum of local history and technology. Information on accessibility Access to the museum building is stepless All doors/passages are at least 90 cm wide Exception: WC door of the public WC outside the museum is 80 cm wide Paths and corridors are at least 150 cm wide Elevator 110 cm wide and 140 cm deep Elevator door: 90 cm wide Guided tours for people with walking disabilities and wheelchair users Seating available during the tour Route is steplessly accessible Pre-booked tours also for people with hearing, visual and cognitive impairments Public parking spaces in Quetziner Straße Information about the exhibits is provided in writing Assistance dogs may be brought along
Castle tower Plau am See
● Plau am See
The castle tower in Plau was built in 1448/49 and is still completely preserved. The 3 m thick walls and the 11 m deep dungeon, as well as the tower ascent, amaze locals and guests alike when they visit. The historic castle tower in Plau am See is the remaining part of a fortification that was built in 1449 to stop the raids of Brandenburg knights. During the Thirty Years' War, it offered protection against sieges and raids by the Swedes and Saxons. At the end of the war, the decision was made to "grind down" the fortifications, which meant dismantling them. Only the castle tower was spared this fate. Until 1985, the tower was not used and was open to everyone, which was particularly pleasing for the children of Plau, who had great adventures. In 2000, the Museum Friends of Plau am See also set themselves the task of renovating the tower and making it attractive for visitors.
Bakery & Confectionery H. Behrens
● Plau am See
Traditional family recipes, creative breads with seaweed or draff, glass bakery, café with terrace.
Jaretzke Bakery
● Malchin
Jaretzke Bakery, located at Markt 8 in Malchin, is a long-established bakery known for its bread, rolls, and cakes, all freshly baked daily. With a cozy café area, it invites you to linger and offers both dine-in and takeout options.
Elzemann bookstore
● Malchow
In Malchow since 1991! In addition to books and magazines, our range also includes maps, postcards and regional organic products. We offer you: - Order service by phone + delivery within Malchow - gift wrapping What we can do better than the big city and the Internet: - Fixed book prices, i.e. identical prices everywhere for current books - personal advice - Packaging as a gift
Citizens' Hall Waren
● Waren (Müritz)
The Bürgersaal is the cultural event center of the town of Waren (Müritz). Between the "Festive New Year's Concert" and the "New Year's Eve Ball", the building hosts numerous public events. Theater, comedy, musicals, classical music, puppet shows and much more are at home here. Thanks to its individual design and state-of-the-art technology, the Bürgersaal also offers multifunctional and high-performance facilities for events of all kinds, from conferences and trade fairs to cultural events. In the Bürgersaal you will find a relaxed atmosphere, individual advice and professional preparation.
Cafe Pavillion Plau am See
● Plau am See
Breakfast in the "Pavillon" café As the starting point of our family business, your day can begin here if you wish. Enjoy the awakening day with a fragrant cup of coffee and breakfast and experience the hustle and bustle of Plau harbor. Coffee time in the "Pavillon" café The maritime flair will inspire you. During the day there are home-baked cakes and ice cream specialties, at lunchtime "snacks" and full meals are offered and in the evening you can eat steaks from the grill. Breakfast in the "Pavillon" café As the starting point of our family business, you can start your day here if you wish. Enjoy the awakening day with a fragrant cup of coffee and breakfast and experience visá vis the beginning hustle and bustle in the Plauer harbor. Coffee time in the "Pavillon" café The maritime flair will inspire you. During the day there are home-baked cakes and ice cream specialties, at lunchtime "snacks" and full meals are offered and in the evening you can eat steaks from the grill.
Cafe and bistro on Lake Kummerow - Verchen
● Verchen
You can enjoy your IMbiss with a view of the lake directly on the northern shore of the lake opposite the wide sandy beach. We offer simple and tasty dishes for young and old.
Cafè in the Brenn:werk
● Wesenberg
There is coffee, cake, sparkling wine, soda, wine, beer and small snacks
Café in the Großer Labussee Vacation Village
● Klein Quassow
Come by and enjoy a relaxing time in our café! Freshly baked cakes, coffee, and cold drinks are waiting for you—perfect for unwinding after an active day. Our patio has room for the whole family, and the kids can have fun on the playground. Surrounded by nature yet still close to everything: In our cozy café, you can start or end your day in a relaxed atmosphere. Look forward to aromatic coffee, homemade cakes, and light snacks in the beer garden. The peaceful setting and views of the greenery invite you to linger. Families especially feel right at home here—the kids play on the adjacent playground while you enjoy the sun on the terrace. Whether it’s in the morning after picking up some bread rolls or in the evening for a toast—we look forward to your visit!
Café 7 - Farm Shop & Cultural Café
● Drenkow
Café 7 is a vibrant organic café and the farm shop of the SiebenGiebelHof. Here, after enjoying Italian coffee specialties and homemade cake, you can fill your bags with farm products: premium milk, yogurt, cheese, quark, sausage, meat, and wood-fired bread. Natural foods are also available. Café 7 is located right halfway between Hamburg and Berlin on the A24 (Suckow exit). It is the cultural café and farm shop of the SiebenGiebelHof. Behind the farm, 20 red-and-white cows graze on 40 hectares of meadows and provide delicious milk, which is processed into dairy products in the farm’s own raw milk cheese dairy. On another 50 hectares of farmland, the grain for the wood-fired bakery is grown. A handful of Angler Sattelschweine pigs consume the whey produced during cheese-making and the cleaned-out grain. Quark, yogurt, cheese, and wood-fired bread taste like they used to, because they are made traditionally and with great care, without unnecessary ingredients. The Landbau Gemeinschaft, a non-profit cultural association, ensures that there is always something happening in the cultural calendar at www.siebengiebelhof.de, featuring concerts, readings, theater, and workshops. Shopping at Café 7 is an adventure: children love it, as there’s usually still time to take a stroll through the calf barn, watch the cats play, feed the piglets, and cuddle with Chou Hei, the faithful farm dog. The owner, Katinka Hartmann, offers Italian coffee specialties, homemade cakes, and a weekly rotating selection of snacks. Everyday essentials are also included in the extensive selection—and everything is organic! Café 7 has 40 seats, a stage with lighting, a mixing console and speakers, as well as a projector and a screen. There are an additional 24 seats in the outdoor area. These facilities can be used for private events. Café 7 is wheelchair accessible. There are board games and toys for children. The SiebenGiebelHof operates according to Demeter guidelines. Hours Café 7 is regularly open Thursday–Sunday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. On Sundays, we watch "Tatort" together. Whoever comes to Café 7 as a guest leaves as a friend. Products Premium milk, yogurt, quark, cheese, wood-fired bread, meat and sausage from beef and Angler-Sattelschwein pork, natural foods, drugstore items, regional products Specialties Emmer bread and Franzbrötchen from the wood-fired oven, baked using our own grain.
Café pleated skirt
● Plau am See
Farm café and individual gift ideas, the Cafe Faltenrock is located in an almost completely preserved farmhouse
Café FreiRaum 41
● Neustrelitz
A place for encounters, creativity and enjoyment Welcome to Café Freiraum 41 - a place to enjoy, relax and linger in the heart of Neustrelitz. Here, a cozy atmosphere meets fine coffee specialties, homemade cakes and hearty treats. Whether you want to enjoy an aromatic cup of freshly brewed coffee, meet up with friends for a sweet moment or take a little time out in peace - at Café FreiRaum 41 you will find space for enjoyment and comfort. Further information can be found here.
Café Hufschlag at the Zislow horse farm
● Zislow
The cozy Café Hufschlag at the Zislow horse farm serves homemade cakes, changing soups and hot and cold drinks. A child-friendly atmosphere with a reading corner, occasional cultural events and the adjacent horse farm make it a popular destination. The café can also be hired for private events by prior arrangement. Café Hufschlag offers a cozy interior with room for around 30 guests. Lovingly designed niches, such as the reading corner with a small rocking horse, invite you to linger. When the weather is fine, there is also seating outside - with a direct view of the hustle and bustle on the horse farm. The café is right next to the paddocks, from where you can watch horses being prepared for riding lessons. There is a varied selection of home-baked cakes, tarts and ice cream to satisfy small appetites. Those who prefer a hearty meal can look forward to a changing selection of soups. Those interested in culture will also get their money's worth: Small events, such as piano concerts or readings, take place in the café at irregular intervals. Embedded in the Zislow horse farm, the café is the ideal place to relax - whether between various activities on the farm or for parents who want to enjoy a cup of coffee during their children's riding lessons. The horse farm itself offers a wide range of horse-related leisure activities: riding lessons, pony rides, rides and courses are all part of the program. The facility includes several paddocks, an indoor riding arena (40 × 20 m) with boxes and two outdoor riding arenas, some with jumps. In addition to horses and ponies, the farm is also home to dogs, cats, donkeys and chickens - a natural experience for the whole family.
Café Jackle & Heidi
● Penzlin
A café to make you feel good: Enjoy home-baked cakes, freshly brewed coffee and natural ice cream creations - right in the glass ice cream factory in Penzlin. Here you can watch how our products are made and enjoy homemade treats. Jackle & Heidi's café - a little gourmet paradise in the middle of Penzlin! It smells of freshly baked cakes, the best coffee and ice cream made with love in our factory. Naturally. Handmade. Simply delicious. For us, it's all about real taste - without frills, but with the best regional ingredients. Our baker Jule conjures up new delicacies every week - from juicy apple pie and opulent cream cakes to vegan and gluten-free treats. A place for gourmets Whether it's a cozy afternoon with friends, a little sweet break or a spontaneous outing - our café is the perfect place to indulge yourself. And if you're feeling peckish between meals, we serve freshly baked waffles, crumble buns and apple tarts that really do taste like grandma's. If you fancy ice cream or bread outside our opening hours, our vending machine is open 24/7 and filled with the best ice cream in a tub and frozen bread and rolls to bake up. Come by, enjoy a sweet break and experience the world of Jackle & Heidi in Penzlin!
Café Küpper
● Güstrow
The small café has been serving home-baked cakes, tarts and snacks since 1852. The café has 36 indoor seats and 36 seats in the idyllic courtyard garden. Café Küpper - also known to locals as the divorce café - is small but very cozy and is ideally located on the "tourist route" between the historic market square and the cathedral. You will also be fascinated by the beautiful, well-kept and idyllic courtyard garden. There is a very good selection of delicious cakes and tarts, but also small, varied dishes such as Kaiserschmarrn with plums, Hawaiian toast, scrambled eggs or tomato soup.
Café Loni
● Alt Gaarz
Delicious homemade cakes and tarts in a very cozy atmosphere.