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Town Hall in Nowe Warpno

Town Hall in Nowe Warpno

Nowe Warpno

The half-timbered building was erected in 1627 on the site of its predecessor, which had been destroyed by fire. The town hall has served as the seat of the municipal government since its inception. The town hall is located in the northwestern part of Nowe Warpno, in the center of Plac Zwycięstwa, which is bordered by ul. Warszawska to the northeast and ul. Kościuszki to the southwest. Magnificent linden trees grow in front of the town hall. The date of construction of the first town hall in Nowe Warpno is unknown. The first mention of a town hall dates back to 1556, when, following the town fire of 1555, reconstruction of the town began thanks to the grants made by Duke Philip I (the settlement was granted, among other things, rights to the island of Kahleberg, now called Łysa Wyspa or Ptasia Wyspa), the town’s reconstruction began. Documents from that time also mention a Gothic town hall. The foundations of the current town hall are remnants of the Gothic one. Nowe Warpno was ravaged by fires many times. In the next fire, in 1692, the town hall burned down again. Subsequently, in 1697, the current town hall was built in the Baroque style. The building was constructed using the half-timbered technique common at the time. The shape and architectural composition of the facade have been completely preserved to this day. The few renovations carried out since its construction involved repairs to small facade elements and minor changes to the building’s interior. In 1885, among other things, the door frames were replaced, some basement ceilings were renewed, the tower walls were reinforced, and the facade was re-plastered. A 20th-century fire station is attached to the northeast wall of the town hall. It was originally built entirely of half-timber. It currently houses the offices of the municipal administration. From the very beginning, the town hall served as the seat of the municipal administration. It continues to fulfill its original function today. It is a unique structure and the most valuable historical monument in Nowe Warpno. It is also likely the only town hall of its kind in Poland that still serves its original purpose today. The town hall was built on stone and brick foundations that originally formed the base of the Gothic town hall. The framework of the walls consists of brown-toned oak. The spaces between the timbers are filled with ceramic bricks. The roof truss was constructed using the rafter-collar beam technique with roof truss supports on both sides. The structural base of the spire consists of eight load-bearing columns, which are braced by intersecting struts and secured at the bottom—on two levels—with clamps. The tower features a clock whose movement was manufactured in 1922 in Berlin at the Georg Richter Tower Clock Factory. The tower itself and the ridge turret of the former fire station are clad in galvanized sheet metal. The tower offers a beautiful view of Lake Nowowarpieńskie, the Podgrodzie district, Altwarp, and the town itself. The town hall is listed in the register of historic monuments. Its volume is approximately 2,840 m³ and its floor area is 285 m². Because it continues to serve its original function (as the seat of the municipal administration), the building is not open to the public for self-guided tours. The building is open only during office hours. Without causing any major disruption, visitors can enter the foyer and the office corridors, the city council chamber, and the wedding hall; however, gaining access to the tower or the offices will not be so easy.

Rebluchs Gourmet Workshop

Rebluchs Gourmet Workshop

Kummerow

REBLUCHS in Axelshof combines traditional country cuisine with handmade ceramic bakingware and a genuine culture of enjoyment. In workshops and bread-baking classes, guests experience authentic cooking over a wood fire and the joy of sharing a meal together. REBLUCHS is a company founded in 2017 with a deep passion for authentic country cuisine and shared enjoyment. In the small hamlet of Axelshof, we have created a special place that uniquely combines tradition, craftsmanship, and culinary art. Our REBLUCHS Culinary Workshop offers space for bread-baking classes, cooking workshops, and team-building events where we cook and bake over a wood fire—just as was customary in the past. In doing so, we impart not only artisanal knowledge but also the joy of simple, honest food. At the heart of our concept is our handmade baking ceramics, crafted in the traditional manner and designed for use in wood-fired ovens. Whether pots, tureens, or cake pans—our ceramics blend functionality with regional craftsmanship. The products can be purchased in our on-site store or online and experienced in action during our courses. In addition, we also offer cozy guest accommodations to round out your stay at REBLUCHS. Our goal is to bring the values and flavors of country cuisine back into the spotlight—with passion, authenticity, and a strong sense of community.

Rechlin Wall

Rechlin Wall

Rechlin's development is closely linked to aviation technology. Already during the First World War, a railroad connection was built and an aviation testing and training institute was handed over. All activities come to a standstill as a result of the Treaty of Versailles. It was not until 1934 that the site was rapidly expanded to become the largest test site of the German Air Force on the Müritz. Housing estates (today Rechlin and Rechlin-Nord) with the corresponding infrastructure were built, and the Mirower Canal and the Claassee-Müritz link were constructed. The village acquires its settlement structure, which is atypical for a Mecklenburg village. Around 1940, around 4000 people lived and worked in Rechlin. In addition, there were conscripts, forced laborers and concentration camp prisoners who were deployed as auxiliary workers at the testing site. The constant expansion of the Lärz airfield required extensive earthworks and leveling work. During this time, Rechlin undoubtedly achieved top organizational, engineering and aeronautical performances. Rechlin was developed into an important garrison base and separated into two parts by a wall, the German and Russian sectors. This wall only came down in 1993 with the withdrawal of the last CIS forces.

Red Pearl Event Raft

Red Pearl Event Raft

Waren (Müritz)

Rent a Raft, Boat Rentals for Lake Jabeler and Lake Kölpin near Waren (Müritz) Fresh air, an idyllic setting—the perfect event location; every event on the Red Pearl becomes a very special, personal highlight. Moin Moin :-), our Red Pearl—our event raft—is perfect for boat rentals for up to 10 people; you’ll have a great time! A quick tip: for a guided fishing tour with Captain and fishing guide Norman, we recommend no more than 5 people. And very important for you: our “Pearl” doesn’t require a boating license, so you can even set sail on your own.....  We hope you’re looking forward to your time on the Red Pearl, Warm regards, Kati and Norman. Prices With skipper/fishing guide Norman, 8 hours = 600€ Each additional hour 100€  You sail yourself, 8 hours = 450€ each additional hour 80€ no license required For couples: a romantic overnight stay on the water, including a bottle of sparkling wine 250€ per night  Fishing for kids, rafting adventure, 4 hours, with Kati and Norman, including grilled food and drinks €50 per child (minimum 4 kids / maximum 6 kids) .... so you parents can have a little time to yourselves Planning a special event? Bachelor/bachelorette party, birthday, team event… together we’ll find the best program for you! Price upon request

Pickran Shipping Company

Pickran Shipping Company

Malchow

Shipping Office

Poschke Shipping Company

Poschke Shipping Company

Barth

With the Poschke shipping company, a boat trip on the Bodden becomes a nature experience. The cruises take you through the unique landscape of the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park between Barth, Zingst, and the island of Hiddensee. You’ll pass reed beds, bird resting places, and the vast waters of the Bodden. A trip with the Poschke Shipping Company is far more than a classic Bodden tour. It offers impressive insights into the unique nature of the Bodden landscape between Fischland-Darß-Zingst and the southern Bodden coast. The shipping company’s vessels operate regularly between Barth, Zingst, Prerow, and the island of Hiddensee, taking guests right through the heart of the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park. From the water, a special view opens up of the Bodden’s expansive shallow waters, reed beds, and islands. A habitat for numerous bird species and one of the most important resting areas for migratory birds in Europe. The trips are particularly impressive in the fall, when thousands of cranes rest on the islands of Kirr and Oie and commute daily between their roosts and the fields on the mainland. These nature observations make many boat trips an extraordinary experience. In addition to nature cruises, the shipping company also offers routes across the Bodden, such as between Barth and Zingst, as well as excursions to the car-free island of Hiddensee. For many guests, the trip itself is the highlight, as the Bodden landscape, the vast sky, and the special tranquility of this region unfold from the water. In this way, the Poschke shipping company combines maritime excursions with immersive nature experiences in one of Germany’s most pristine coastal landscapes.

Regina & Ingo Chinow | RAKURITÄT Event ceramics from Saal

Regina & Ingo Chinow | RAKURITÄT Event ceramics from Saal

Animal RAKURITÄTEN: The original from Saal Rakuritäten - in this word we have combined raku ceramics, rarities and curiosities. "Rakuritäten - these are mostly animal figures with a lot of character, created by Rina Chinow, the caricaturist among the ceramists. The lovingly shaped figures with their irresistible looks are fired by Rina and her husband Ingo using an old Japanese firing technique. This gives them their unique "crackle": the glaze cracks and in the subsequent fire bath, carbon settles in the cracks, giving the surfaces of the lovable Rakuritäten a noble life of their own." These words were written by Maxi Schreiber, fire artist and freelancer at Rakuritäten. We look forward to getting to know you, you or you. Perhaps here in our farm store or in the workshop. You are also welcome to visit our entertaining channels on YouTube, WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram. The artist couple regularly go on barn tours through Germany and invite you to creative courses in the Saal workshop. The "Kieke-Eys" are legendary and unmistakable! Regina & Ingo Chinow from Saal

Regio - The regional store Anklam

Regio - The regional store Anklam

Anklam

Regional...first choice. Range of regional products that are produced and refined in the immediate vicinity of Anklam. The Regionalladen Anklam offers a wide range of regional products from the immediate vicinity of Anklam. Not only can you shop here, but you can also enjoy fresh coffee, delicious cakes and snacks. It's well worth a visit! There are many reasons why it is worth buying regional products. Here are some important points: - The transportation routes of regional food are shorter. This in turn saves a lot of CO2 compared to imported products that have to travel long distances. - Some products also need to be refrigerated during transportation. The shorter the distances, the lower the energy consumption. - Short transportation routes also mean more freshness. The time between harvest and sale is significantly shorter than for imported goods. Taste is also an important aspect of fruit and vegetables. Fruit and vegetables are usually harvested unripe so that they can withstand long transportation routes. The situation is different with regional, seasonal fruit and vegetables. The shorter transportation routes mean they can be harvested when ripe. This makes the fruit and vegetables taste much more intense. - Buying regional food also supports the local economy.

Regiomat at Müritz-Hof Knust

Regiomat at Müritz-Hof Knust

Sembzin

Farm and regional products all year round and around the clock in the fresh produce vending machine directly at Müritz-Hof Knust. Here you can always get our Müritz free-range eggs fresh around the clock - 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, even on Sundays. You can also buy our home-grown potatoes here in the varieties Gala (mainly waxy) and Ballerina (waxy) as well as the old "gourmet potato" Bamberger Hörnchen. You can now also find home-made jam and salami from our Angus cattle in our vending machine every day. Would you like more products fresh from our farm? Here is a small overview: All year round: In our new vending machine our Müritzer free-range eggs as well as home-grown potatoes, jam, salami from Angus cattle and regional products in Sembzin (Dorfstr. 9) Quarterly: Angus beef from our organic animals (10kg packages / high-quality cuts / salami in different varieties) Only with advance order! (DE-ÖKO 34) From the end of April: The next season begins with our freshly cut tulips in beautiful colors directly from our flower field on the B 192 From the end of May: The delicious strawberries again at our self-picking field directly on the B 192 between Waren and Malchow From mid-June: The first early potatoes and gladioli From the beginning of September: Pumpkins in all colors and shapes for eating and carving From the end of September: potatoes for storage directly from the farm as well as ornamental and edible pumpkins

Regional market garden "Himmel und Humus"

Regional market garden "Himmel und Humus"

Nieklitz

Himmel & Humus stands for community-supported agriculture, fresh vegetables and community involvement in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Founded by Amelie and Sophie, the young team combines enthusiasm for nature-loving cultivation and innovative company structures. The Market Garden has been growing organically since its first year: starting on 1,360 square meters, the area is gradually being expanded - with the aim of offering high-quality regional vegetables with short distances. Himmel & Humus relies on cyclical and regenerative methods, climate-friendly cultivation and transparency. The SoLaWi lives through the active participation of its members. In addition to growing vegetables, Himmel & Humus is a learning and research space, a place for events and exchange. Fairness, community, seasonality and sustainability characterize everyday life as well as the promotion of an inclusive working environment - for more visibility of women and marginalized groups in agriculture. There is a cut flower meadow where flowers can be picked, a café can be enjoyed or vegetables can be bought.

Regional store WOLFGRAMM

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.

Kaliß Regional Museum

Kaliß Regional Museum

The Kaliß Regional Museum in the former village school houses the local history and geology collection of the teacher and local historian Hans-Joachim Bötefür (deceased). Visitors are given an insight into the geology of the Wanzeberg and the history of the Neu Kaliß paper mill and lignite mining around Malliß. The museum focuses on the geology of the Wanzeberg as a regional specialty. Rich deposits of gypsum, clay, salt and lignite have meant that mining has been carried out in the region around Malliß since 1304. Lignite mining in particular is presented in the exhibition using various exhibits and models. Another exhibition is dedicated to the history of the Neu Kaliß fine paper mill. Documents such as patent specifications, plans and drawings as well as photos bear witness to the development of the company. The exhibition is complemented by old inventory. In another section of the regional museum, countless fossils found in the region are on display, as well as archaeological finds such as Stone Age tools, vessels and other excavation finds. These include the remains of the entrance to the Marienstollen, which were uncovered during restoration work in 1996. There are constantly changing exhibitions on the upper floor of the regional museum. Here, local artists give an insight into their creative work.

Regional Museum Neubrandenburg

Regional Museum Neubrandenburg

Neubrandenburg

The Neubrandenburg Regional Museum (founded in 1872) is one of the oldest civic museums in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The museum offers the opportunity to experience the diversity of the region in one of the oldest civic museums in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Curious visitors can explore the history of the four-gate city at three locations in Neubrandenburg's city center: the former Franciscan monastery, Neubrandenburg's oldest building, has been home to the modern and interactive permanent exhibition on the city and regional history since 2013. In the Treptower Tor, the museum's home since 1872, visitors can follow in the footsteps of the prehistoric and early historical past of the Tollensee region. The exhibition "Paths to Brick Gothic" in the Neubrandenburg Concert Church is dedicated to this characteristic architectural style. The museum can also be explored digitally on the website of the Neubrandenburg Regional Museum.

Sturm Riding and Pony Farm

Sturm Riding and Pony Farm

Neu-Plestlin

We don’t take weekends off. We offer riding lessons and trail rides for children and adults every day. Welcome to the riding and pony farm in Neu-Plestlin. Our riding farm is located in the beautiful vacation destination of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, not far from the Peene River. Surrounded by meadows, fields, and forests, our farm offers both children and adults a welcome respite from the hectic pace of city life. Here, you can relax and forget about your daily routine while spending time with horses. In addition to our daily riding programs, we also offer riding vacations and trail rides for all ages. Upon request, we can arrange individual times for riding lessons. We plan our daily schedule based on the children’s school hours or the adults’ work schedules. You can call us at 0174 9455201 to schedule an appointment.

Rodenberg riding facility

Rodenberg riding facility

Dalwitz

Gabriel Rodenberg is the boss and owner of the riding facility of the same name at FerienGut Dalwitz. Guests receive qualified riding lessons from him and his staff in English riding style up to medium (M) level and in Western riding. The youngest riders, from 4 to 8 years old, can learn to ride from the very beginning on ponies of various sizes. The horses are housed in spacious boxes in the riding hall and in the gatehouse stable or live all year round in the pastures of the Dalwitz estate. The box horses are given daily access to the paddock. We pay attention to high-quality feed and fixed times for feeding the horses. Western riding on Criollos is an alternative to the classic English riding style for beginners, those making the transition and adult beginners. These South American horses, which Heino Graf von Bassewitz once brought back from Uruguay, have been bred and trained at the "La Primera" stud farm since 1992. They are characterized by their robust and very docile nature and are our partners in cattle work. Saddle fit riders can take part in the work with the cattle and help us in the pastures in the spring and fall with herding and sorting. Special courses and riding programs are published on the website of the Dalwitz estate. Those who prefer a quieter pace can enjoy their vacation in the saddle on extensive cross-country rides through the Mecklenburg ParkLand. Criollos, Quarter Horses, Mecklenburgers, Holsteins, Hanoverians and Oldenburgs are available for riding lessons and rides. Hunting riders get their money's worth with us. You can experience dog training and hunting behind the Mecklenburg pack on our own and trained hunting horses. Horse-loving riders can complete an apprenticeship at our equestrian center in the fields of "horse management and service", "western riding" and "breeding".

Equestrian monument to Frederick Francis II in Schwerin Palace Gardens

Equestrian monument to Frederick Francis II in Schwerin Palace Gardens

Schwerin

The equestrian statue of the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin stands opposite the palace on a square in the palace garden. Surrounded by flowers, rose bushes and the romantic arcades, the grounds are a highlight of the Schwerin Palace Gardens. A monument to the Grand Duke After the death of the popular Grand Duke Friedrich Franz II - the builder of the palace in Schwerin - his son commissioned the construction of a monumental statue. The object was financed by donations. It is considered to be the only historical equestrian statue in the whole of Mecklenburg. An eventful history The work by the Mecklenburg sculptor Ludwig Brunow was ceremoniously unveiled in 1893 - in the presence of high-ranking state guests such as Emperor Wilhelm II and Grand Duke Vladimir of Russia, as well as all the nobility of the Mecklenburg court. Inspired by the equestrian statues of Roman emperors and the Prussian Elector in Berlin, it was designed according to the typical, mostly military-influenced taste of the late 19th century. The figures of the Grand Duke and his horse stand on a marble plinth more than 4 meters high. The ruler's virtues The plinth is surrounded by allegories of the 4 virtues of rulers: Strength, Justice, Wisdom and Faith. Two commemorative plaques show events from Frederick Francis II's reign - the construction of the new university building in Rostock and the Grand Duke's entry into Schwerin in 1871. The monument was lucky to survive two wars and two dictatorships. It escaped being melted down for war purposes, the iconoclasm after the end of the war and being scrapped.

Enning Horse Farm & Carriage Rides

Enning Horse Farm & Carriage Rides

Klocksin

Enning Riding Stables in Mecklenburg Switzerland offers riding lessons, vacation activities, and horse-drawn carriage rides.

Renaissance Room Mühlenstraße 17

Renaissance Room Mühlenstraße 17

Güstrow

The approx. 40 m² room in the oldest residential building of the Güstrow housing association is named after a painted wooden beam ceiling, which was found during modernization work in 2004. The special value of the painted wooden beam ceiling for North German Renaissance art is based on the surviving extent of 19 portrait medallions in contemporary dress and striking attention to detail. There is hardly anything comparable in the secular architecture of northern Germany at the same time. The opening of the Renaissance Room at Mühlenstraße 17 has enriched cultural life in Güstrow since 2006. Concerts, readings and comedy performances take place here five to six times a year. The room has space for 40 people - and that is exactly what makes the atmosphere so special. Artists and guests are very close together here. Visits are possible to a limited extent during the opening hours of the Güstrow consumer advice center.

Rentables - Easily Rent Baby and Children's Items

Rentables - Easily Rent Baby and Children's Items

Grevesmühlen

Travel light and rent everything you need from Rentables once you arrive. From travel cribs and child seats to bike trailers—you can easily rent everything you need for your child and book it conveniently online. A great, sustainable option especially for families visiting Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Travel light and easily rent everything you need on-site from Rentables. The selection includes travel cribs, bassinets, baby carriers, car seats/infant carriers, strollers, foldable changing tables, bike trailers, SUPs, and high-quality indoor and outdoor toys—and much more. Items can be rented by the hour, day, or even week, tailored to your individual needs. Booking is easy and convenient online. You can easily check the availability of the items you want in real time using the booking software. Reservations can be made even before your arrival—simply online.

Restaurant "Bella Riva" at the Maremüritz Yachthafen Resort

Restaurant "Bella Riva" at the Maremüritz Yachthafen Resort

Waren (Müritz)

Mediterranean dishes prepared with regional products and the aroma of freshly roasted, regional and fresh produce. The restaurant is located far away from the hustle and bustle, in an unconventional boho style. The MAREMÜRITZ is located on a narrow strip of shore between two lakes and the Bella Riva restaurant is at the heart of the resort. A culinary hotspot in Waren for the region and for holidaymakers. Breakfast is served Daily from 07:30 to 11:00 am. Costs € 21.50 per person. Rich breakfast buffet with bread rolls, cheese, sausage, spread and sweet toppings as well as fresh egg specialties according to individual wishes, juices, coffee, sparkling wine, and much more. Lunch & Dinner From 12:00 to 21:00, guests can enjoy culinary specialties, refreshing aperitifs, coffee specialties and desserts in the restaurant. Specials in summer: A seat right at the front on the banks of the Müritz, a cool drink in your hand and a direct view of the sunset behind you. - This is what you experience in the Bella Riva Sunset Lounge! Paired with live music, delicious themed buffets and BBQ, the Bella Riva Sunset Lounge invites you to sundowner evenings and beach parties. Specials in winter: In winter, the Sunset Lounge is transformed into a small winter paradise. Covered by a tent but with a direct view of the Müritz, it is comfortable with seating, cushions and blankets as well as a curling rink, mulled wine and mutzen next to a Christmas tree and radiant heaters. Fire bowls are provided for those who want to be right on the beach. Holidays From Easter menu to Christmas brunch, from Valentine's dinner to a big New Year's Eve party - holidays are celebrated here!

"Wiepeldorn" Restaurant

"Wiepeldorn" Restaurant

Südmüritz OT Vipperow

The menu at Restaurant Wiepeldorn offers a wide variety of regional specialties and seasonal dishes. Fresh ingredients, carefully prepared dishes, and creative presentation make dining here a true delight for the senses. The restaurant’s friendly and attentive staff ensures that guests feel completely at ease and have a pleasant experience. Whether for a romantic dinner for two, a festive celebration with friends, or a cozy family outing—Restaurant Wiepeldorn offers the perfect setting for every occasion.

Restaurant "minimanufaktur" Parow

Restaurant "minimanufaktur" Parow

Kramerhof OT Parow

Experience a special evening and choose from our seasonally changing à la carte menu. Take a look at what's on offer now and book your table directly online. Enjoy unique taste experiences very close to Stralsund! Our elegant but rustic restaurant offers you sophisticated cuisine with an international flair - prepared by top chef Michael Simon and his creative team. The seasonally changing evening menu focuses on freshness, top quality and loving craftsmanship. Let yourself be surprised by our variety, relax with fine wines and experience a special evening in the immediate vicinity of the Hanseatic city. Ideal for connoisseurs, families and all those who appreciate culinary delights and the region. Wheelchair accessible, disabled WC and parking spaces available.

Restaurant & Café AusZeit

Restaurant & Café AusZeit

Ostseebad Heringsdorf

"Pause and enjoy" Let us spoil you with culinary delights. Enjoy your meals in the ambience of old spa architecture or in the fresh air on our terrace with a view of the Baltic Sea. Our cuisine is based on seasonal and regional specialties and bears the signature of Austrian chef Manuel Kroiss. We guarantee constant freshness and high quality. Our restaurant, the terrace and the castle room offer the ideal setting for a restaurant visit, a coffee break or a celebration with family, colleagues or a club.

Restaurant & Café Plawe

Restaurant & Café Plawe

Plau am See

Restaurant & Café Plawe Food and drinks Light fish, meat and vegetarian dishes Food and drinks, sunny terrace with a view of the Elde and the historic lift bridge