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In the legends of Dargun, it is said that a hideous dragon once wreaked havoc in the monastery lake, which was then still a large swamp, and that its favorite food was virgins.

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you can take a nice walk along the edge and there is even an outdoor swimming pool

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This is a great place to take a short break and enjoy the view

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The lake is located west of Dargun in the Mecklenburg region of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. It was probably created in the 14th century by the monks of Dargun Monastery.

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The mighty walls of the monastery and castle complex are the flagship of the town of Dargun and a magnet for many visitors. The imposing walls of the former monastery, which was converted into a castle in the 16th century and badly damaged by arson in 1945, can now be admired on a tour or an exciting guided tour of the grounds. The old walls house the town information center and an exhibition room, among other things. 300-year-old yew trees and a unique hornbeam avenue invite you to take a stroll in the castle park, and newlyweds can say “I do” in the romantic 17th-century tea pavilion. If you would like to experience Dargun from a lofty height, you can climb the 25-meter-high observation tower in the monastery and castle complex. From there you have a wonderful view of the complex and the entire town. In the former guest house of the monastery, the 760 m² "Uns lütt Museum" is on display, a lovingly furnished local museum that you can touch and try out. The town information office is located in the built-up part of the complex and has a wide range of offers for you. Here you can get event tips for Dargun itself and the surrounding area, book an interesting tour of the monastery and castle complex or in "Uns lütt Museum" or find out about hotels and accommodation. The wonderful backdrop of the monastery and castle complex is used for concerts and other events such as medieval or Christmas markets. https://www.auf-nach-mv.de/reiseziele/a-schloss-und-kloster-dargun

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The lake was dammed by the monks, making it artificial and one of five reservoirs in MV. Very beautiful because it largely has natural banks. There's also a lot of history surrounding it

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A beautiful lifting bridge at the reservoirs.

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The monastery lake of Dargun is about 180 m wide, 1350 m long and about 3-4 m deep. You can walk around it in about 1.5 hours. The lake was created by the monks of the monastery in the 14th century with the help of a dam. It was used for fishing and to operate a water mill. A path leads directly from the lake promenade to the Mecklenburg Switzerland Nature Park and Lake Kummerow. There is a bicycle and trolley rental station at the Klostersee

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To see in Demmin!

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Beautiful castle and monastery complex.

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Very beautiful, secured, ruin. Very nice park that invites you to linger. The outdoor area is free of charge, free toilets.

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An absolute highlight and definitely worth seeing! The monastery and castle ruins can be visited at any time of the year. The surrounding park is freely accessible.

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Beautiful views of the lake. In winter with slightly better visibility as the trees do not have any leaves.

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Very worth seeing historic castle complex.

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The observation tower offers a great view!

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The city view of Demmin on Lubin's map from the beginning of the 17th century already shows a beam bridge in front of the Kahldentor over the Peene, which was erroneously labeled as Tollense on the map. This bridge, which is important for the city's trade relations, probably existed much earlier. This bridge is missing from a fortification plan from 1720, when Demmin was a fortified town in Swedish Pomerania, but is included in later plans and illustrations from the 18th century. Until the 1920s, the Kahlden Bridge was a wooden double bascule bridge, similar to the Wiecker Bridge near Greifswald. Since this could not cope with the increasing traffic, it was replaced in 1925 by a bascule bridge made of steel and concrete. The bridge was destroyed at the end of World War II and only rebuilt in 1950.

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The Kahldenbrückde leads over the Peene. It can be flipped up for ships and messengers to pass through.

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It's a demanding 🚲 but beautiful path 🥰. Not a hiker was on the way🤷‍♀️.

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Very nice vantage point on the Kummerower See and the surrounding area.

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Nice view over the pond

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