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In winter, when the trees are leafless, you can catch a great view of the hunting lodge.

The Spy(c)ker estate and castle are located in the municipality of Glowe in the Vorpommern-Rügen district in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Spycker Castle is considered the oldest secular building on the Baltic Sea island. Spycker was first mentioned in 1318. At that time it belonged to the Stralsund patrician von Külpen family. In 1344 a daughter from the von Külpen family married into the Jasmund family. This is how the Spyker branch was founded by Jasmund, which died out in 1648. The castle is a rectangular, three-story plastered brick building from the 16th century. What is striking are the four round corner towers, which still make the building look like a castle today.[ Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Spycker

Beautiful property with a small market in the yard. However, to get there, a bridge toll of 2 euros per person has to be paid. You would get the bridge duty charged when you eat it, but that took too long for us

The moated castle is an absolute highlight.

A wonderful highlight and really nice photo motif, a must when visiting Bothmer Castle and making a small detour here... there are many great photo motifs

The Granitz hunting lodge was built between 1837 and 1846 on the 107-metre-high forested Tempelberg near Binz. From the 38 meter high central tower, which was only added in 1844, you have a fantastic panoramic view of Rügen and you can see Binz Bay. The castle was once a residence for princely guests during the hunting season. Today it is a very popular destination for young and old. With over 250,000 visitors a year, it is the most visited castle in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

The Spycker Manor Castle is the oldest secular building on the island of Rügen. Thanks to the four round corner towers, the building may look like a castle, but the inside of the castle surprises. Because the Gutsschloss, which has been in operation as a hotel and restaurant since 2006, has a very modern interior design. A visit to the “wedding tree” here on the farm is also worthwhile. It is said that when a groom carries his bride through the tree, the marriage lasts forever.

The Festonallee at Bothmer Castle is an avenue of lime trees, the trees of which have grown like trellises. Especially in spring it is a magical sight for the visitor when the trees have their fresh leaves. It is therefore no wonder that it is one of the most photographed avenues in northwest Mecklenburg.