ミューリッツの洞窟・トップ20

Ulrichshusen Castle is actually a manor house. It is beautifully situated on the Ulrichshusen Lake. The castle is used as an upscale hotel. But there is not just the castle with the small castle garden directly adjacent. Rather, it is an entire ensemble on the Ulrichshusen estate. Here you will find a good café and restaurant, among other things. The other outbuildings are used for various public events such as the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival.

The Seehotel Schloss Klink is located directly on Lake Müritz, in a 35,000 m² park with a white sandy beach and an adjacent marina with boat rentals.

Imposing building, beautiful to look at, in an exposed location. The island belonged to the Knights of St John, and later the church too. The Knights Hospitaller branch probably only had a house chapel at its disposal for the first hundred years. The church, which was dedicated to John the Baptist according to the Johanniter tradition, dates back to the first half of the 14th century. A remark from 1341 suggests its existence, but it is explicitly mentioned in 1351 and 1356. https://www.johanniterkirche-mirow.de/kirche/geschichte/

The core of the castle still consists of parts of a previous building from 1708, which was partially destroyed in the fire of 1742. The baroque ballroom dates from 1710. The current castle was built between 1749 and 1752 on behalf of Adolf Friedrich III. Built according to plans by Christoph Julius Löwe.

Imposing building, beautiful to look at, in a prominent location. The island belonged to the Knights of St. John, and later the church too. The Knights of St. John probably only had a house chapel available for the first hundred years. The church, which was dedicated to John the Baptist according to Knights of St. John tradition, dates back to the first half of the 14th century. A note from 1341 suggests that it already existed, but it is then explicitly mentioned in 1351 and 1356. https://www.johanniterkirche-mirow.de/kirche/geschichte/

Highly recommended! Here, the experience of nature and traces of the past combine in an idyllic way. Mirow Palace and Park are part of an entire ensemble on the palace island. There are two other architectural highlights: the Renaissance gatehouse and the Johanniter Church, which also houses the family crypt of the Strelitz ducal house. The palace has a fascinating history. At its core, it still consists of parts of a previous building from 1708, which was partially destroyed in a fire in 1742. The Baroque ballroom, which still exists today, dates from 1710. The current building was erected between 1749 and 1752 on behalf of Adolf Friedrich III according to plans by Christoph Julius Löwe. It is a small, two-story structure with an H-shaped floor plan, flanked by short, risalit-like wings. The facades of the eleven-aisled palace are rather plainly designed, with simple gables on the risalits. The interior of the palace was inspired by 18th-century French country palaces. The palace is said to have once been furnished with valuable furnishings by artists who also worked at Sanssouci, but today, little of this remains. After the ducal family left, the palace was repeatedly left unused for long periods and was mainly used for burials in the nearby princely crypt. A bike tour to the castle island of Mirow is a great way to actively explore the beautiful surroundings. The Mecklenburg Lake District offers numerous bike paths that lead comfortably to the island. Along the way, you can discover the picturesque nature, the lakes, and the charming villages along the way.

Imposing building, beautiful to look at, in an exposed location. The island belonged to the Knights of St John, and later the church too. The Knights Hospitaller branch probably only had a house chapel at its disposal for the first hundred years. The church, which was dedicated to John the Baptist according to the Johanniter tradition, dates back to the first half of the 14th century. A remark from 1341 suggests its existence, but it is explicitly mentioned in 1351 and 1356. https://www.johanniterkirche-mirow.de/kirche/geschichte/

Schloss Lebbin is the manor house of the former Gutshof Lebbin in today's municipality of Göhren-Lebbin, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania. The original building, erected in 1842, was badly damaged by a fire in 1912, most of the remains were demolished and replaced by a more representative new building in the neo-baroque style. Today it houses the "Schlosshotel Fleesensee".