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We only knew Plau am See by name before and stopped there for two days on our way back from the Baltic Sea. It's a very beautiful area. The cycling and hiking trails are well-developed. Of course, it's not very busy in February. Perfect for relaxing hikes! 👍

The Berggarten in Sietow is a cozy, country-style restaurant in the Mecklenburg Lake District, not far from Sietow Harbor and Lake Kölpinsee, making it a perfect spot for a bike tour. Cyclists can enjoy regional cuisine, including fish dishes, meat specialties, and vegetarian options, in a rustic, welcoming atmosphere. Barbecue evenings from May to September are particularly popular, and the restaurant is open for groups during the winter months. With views of the surrounding area, the Berggarten is an ideal stop for a relaxing break during a bike tour through the region.

A picturesque cycle path ideal for a relaxing bike ride. The route leads through an avenue lined with linden trees, offering a pleasant atmosphere for cyclists. Around Gotthun, cyclists and nature lovers can expect varied routes that lead through beautiful landscapes and impressively showcase the unique beauty of the Mecklenburg Lake District.

Overall, the region around Gotthun offers a varied route for cyclists and nature lovers who want to experience the beauty of the Mecklenburg Lake District.

Don't forget your swimming trunks when the weather is nice

The view of Lake Plauer invites you to linger.

The village church in Sietow, located in the Sietow-Dorf district of the Mecklenburg Lake District, is an impressive early Gothic building, dating back to the 13th century. The rectangular brick building with a recessed fieldstone chancel and a striking west tower combining fieldstone and half-timbering bears witness to the church's long history. Inside, the nave is simple but boasts remarkable furnishings, including a neo-Gothic altar from 1873, a painting by Karl Christian Andreae, and an organ by the organ builder Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller from 1866. After several periods of damage and restoration, the church was recently extensively renovated and is now known as the "Sietow Story Church."