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It was a double moated castle, as the two brothers Hartwig and Heinrich Maltzahn had a terrible falling out. The upper wall was called "the right castle", the lower wall "the outer castle". Both had their own gates and bridges to the land route! The upper part was partially destroyed when the Tollense was straightened. Unfortunately, the remains of the foundations can no longer be viewed today because there is no access to them and everything is overgrown!

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Small church with external bell tower, located just outside the village of Roidin.

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Pure nature, you are completely alone. The meadows are cultivated. It smells of summer.

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Really a very romantic place that invites you to browse around!

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Well-preserved medieval castle at the foot of the Tollense 🙏

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The Veste Landskron is a little off the beaten path on a single-lane country road. But a visit is absolutely worth it, because the ruins are comparatively very well preserved. A club takes care of the maintenance and does a great job! The castle ruins are very winding and resemble an adventure playground. There is something new to discover around every corner and one intention is more beautiful than the other. Absolutely worth seeing! 💚

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The Janow manor was mentioned in a document in 1267. From 1877 onwards, the new representative manor house was built in the neoclassical style with a four-story tower that no longer exists today.

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Not only a historical, interesting highlight, but also a perfect resting place. The combination of exploring and resting, plus cake, is worth a detour! If you are a bikepacker, you have the option of pitching your tent here.

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The Klempenow Chapel is a half-timbered church on the edge of Klempenow Castle. It was built at the end of the 17th century and has been tilting since 2017. Significant financial resources are required to save the listed building.

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Interesting view of a glacial valley where the border between Mecklenburg and Pomerania ran until the 20th century. At the end of the Vistula Ice Age, the meltwater was transported to the Baltic Sea here.

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The Klempenow Church is a half-timbered building from 1690 with a tower and pyramid roof. The interior with gallery, church and patronage pews is from the same time, the pulpit altar was added in 1788. In 1825 the porch was built on the south side. Due to changes in the course of the Tollense in the 20th century, problems with the building ground arose. From 1997 to 2000, after a long period of closure, the church was extensively renovated, leaving it slightly crooked. The building is now clearly out of balance and has been supported since May 2020. (from stiftung-kiba.de)

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From the tower of the Klempenow castle ruins you have a beautiful view of the town of Klempenow, the Tollense and the wider area 👍

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Interesting small buildings on the Tollense

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The weir can be crossed with bicycles (carrying) with a little effort. It is not barrier-free and its use is officially prohibited. But the way is open and is also used as such. The nearest bridges over the Tollense are first, in the north: Alt Tellin/ in the south: Klempenow, each 5km away.

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A detour here is very worthwhile. It is impressive to see and experience what was created here in 3 years in the 16th century!! (especially if you compare it with building a single-family home today ;-)) Thanks to a number of conservation measures, it is safe to enter the ruins. It is also possible to climb one of the towers, which provides a good overview of the ruins and the surrounding area.

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Very well preserved ruin. A detour is worth it... very nice way here.

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It is the most beautiful and cool ruined castle in MV.

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Ridin already had a church in the Middle Ages, which became a subsidiary of the Sanzkow church after the Reformation was introduced in Pomerania. An earlier building was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War. A new building built after 1669, which was located in the middle of the village, was classified during an inspection in 1820 as in danger of collapsing and no longer repairable. It was not until 1866 that the Ridiner landowner von Maltzahn began preparing for a new building. There were delays due to the resistance of the former church patron who lived in Sanzkow, the manor owner Hecht. After the design of the Demmin building inspector had been approved, construction began in 1872 opposite the old chapel. The consecration of the church took place on August 2, 1874.

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Not only a picturesque castle complex, but also a good place to linger with nice people and tasty food.

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Landskron Castle is probably the most impressive ruin of a castle in all of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The "Veste Landskron" (as it is also called) was built between 1576 and 1579 for Ullrich II of Schwerin, the son of Ullrich I, who in turn built the fortress Veste Spantekow, the oldest and most important Renaissance castle in northern Germany let. A mysterious place that also impresses with its very old and impressive trees.

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