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Ancient, robust pedunculate oak with a remarkable trunk circumference

The entire riverside path is very beautiful: always right on the water and under trees

Here you can walk very nicely directly along the lake. The parallel path above is also highly recommended.

A romantic and somewhat magical place – it's like being transported back to childhood. You can find more information here: www.schaalsee-lebens-art.de/elfenschule

On the shore path, the water is always in the immediate vicinity. It goes through shady trees - but you always have the lake in view. In some places you can even swim and rest areas invite you to linger.

Had a seminar lasting several days in Dreilützow, venerable building ...

The English Landscape Park/Castle Park The almost 300-year-old country estate includes approximately 4 hectares of parkland. This includes large open spaces, solitary trees (tulip trees, sequoias, oaks, elms, etc.), visual axes, a small river, and two ponds. Large, old trees provide shade and invite you to stroll, play, and relax. Children will find plenty of quiet spaces on the grounds to play. There is hardly any other overnight accommodation for children and young people with a larger area. The park offers space for sports and games, as well as adventure and relaxation, for all ages. https://schloss-dreiluetzow.de/index.php/landschaftspark

One of Mecklenburg's most important knightly families, the "Lützower," come from what is now the small village of Dreilützow. The origins of the village of Dreilützow date back to the Slavic period over 1,000 years ago. The knightly family of the "Lützower" was first mentioned in a document in 1287. At the beginning of the 18th century, the Counts of Bernstorff purchased the land in and around Dreilützow. Around 1720, the present-day castle with its associated outbuildings and the gatehouse was built. At the same time, the Counts of Bernstorff had a Baroque castle garden laid out. The transformation of this Baroque garden into an English landscape park dates back to around 1810. The entire estate was operated as a count's estate until the Great Depression of 1929. Further detailed information can be found here: https://schloss-dreiluetzow.de/index.php/geschichte