周辺の城・トップ9

Interesting castle complex, unfortunately somewhat wedged between the road.

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Beautiful castle and newly renovated granary

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Café Stine Rühner Straße 16, 100 meters from the castle

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Today's palace square still gives an idea of the round layout of the former castle complex. Next to the Crooked House shines the impressive Renaissance castle. The castle is currently being renovated. The outer shell is finished, but the inside is still being built vigorously. It will be interesting to see with what concept the castle will be reopened.

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A Renaissance castle was built in 1556 from a castle of Slavic origin, which also served as the seat of the Schwerin bishops. From 1760, this was partly used by the Friedrichs University of Bützow, which merged with the University of Rostock in 1789 and was thus dissolved in Bützow. Unfortunately, only a little of the ring-like castle complex has survived. Only the three-bay bishop's chapel, in which a local museum has now been set up, gives a hint of the past. In 1812, a central court moved here to investigate serious criminal offenses for all of Mecklenburg. After partial demolition and conversion from 1910 to the 1970s, it was mainly used for official housing, In the later GDR times, the building served as a cultural center, museum, library and music school. The castle has been renovated since 2011. In the course of the restoration, the library and the museum moved into the "crooked house".

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Beautiful old trees in the castle park.

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Quiet place with many interesting corners

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Old Satow church from the 13th century, over the centuries more and more bricks crumbled and the church was sold for 425 thalers for demolition. Friedrich Franz II, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg, prevented further demolition. Today it is idyllically located in a small park by the lake.

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beautiful natural swimming area

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A former water castle from the 12th century was replaced in the 16th century by a building made of field stone masonry. Around 1800 to around 1814, the construction of a two-storey manor house with a high central risk took place on the foundations made of hewn granite from his predecessor buildings. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Trechow

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the cemetery around the old church or around its ruin turned into a park-like area. The ruin has been renovated and structurally secured in recent years in order to keep it from decaying further. The ruin is really worth seeing.

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During the GDR era there was also a well-functioning castle restaurant in the Bützow castle.

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Very nice castle in Bützow.

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The simple castle Bützow and the nursing home

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Schloss Hasenwinkel is the name of a former manor house in the district Hasenwinkel the municipality Bibow in the district of North West Mecklenburg. Completed in 1912, the building and park are now used as a hotel for weddings, meetings, events and as a training center. The Gutsanlage with manor house, outbuildings and park is a listed building. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Hasenwinkel

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Mega Location with many possibilities. It's worth stopping to stop

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Very quiet area. On the one side is the beautiful lake and on the other side is the dilapidated church. The combination of tranquility and nature is one of the main reasons why I drove by

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The castle Werle belonged beside the Mecklenburg and the castle Ilow to the most important fortifications of the country and was probably built at the earliest in the 9th century by the resident Slavs here. Unfortunately, nothing has survived from the former Slavic castle. Part of the story about Werle Castle was co-written by Obotritenfürst Niklot and his sons Pribislaw and Wertislaw. Niklot had to abandon the western part of the Obotritenland by warlike arguments with Henry the Lion. The prince withdrew behind the marshy Warnowniederungen in his castle Werle. In 1160 Niklot was ambushed in the fight against the Saxons and Danes and was killed. His sons retired to the woods and fought against the strangers. It was Wertislaw captured and executed in 1164 by Henry the Lion. In 1167, Henry the Lion offered peace and friendship to power Pribislaw. They sealed this covenant with the marriage of their children Borwin and Mathilde. Pribislaw received most of Niklot's land back as a fief. From then on he remained closely associated with the Duchy of Saxony and founded the monastery of Doberan in 1171. In 1178 he died at a knight's tournament in Lüneburg. Rebuilt around 1200 for the last time, the castle was abandoned in favor of the new residence Güstrow. The descendants of Pribislaw led the fortunes of the country Mecklenburg until 1918.

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The Renaissance castle has an eventful past. The castle has Slavic origins and was temporarily used as the see of the Schwerin bishops, as a university and as a criminal college. In GDR times, the culture house, a library and a museum were housed here. After a long period of vacancy, the castle, now privately owned, was extensively renovated in 2010. The tornado on May 5, 2015, which devastated parts of the city, only caused minor damage to the palace.

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Built in the neo-baroque style by a German-Russian diplomat in the years 1908 to 1912, the neo-baroque style castle is located in the eastern surroundings of Lake Schwerin, surrounded by a charming landscape. It has undergone varied use over the decades, served as the home of wealthy entrepreneurs and as a Soviet military command center, refugee camp and educational institution until it opened in 1996 as a modern conference hotel. A highlight of the hotel is the restaurant "Marstall" with its tasteful ambience. The castle is surrounded by a stately spacious garden and a large park. From here you can take long walks in the wooded area. The manor house was built between 1908 and 1912 for the German-Russian diplomat Wladimir Schmitz and acquired in 1927 by the Girardet family, who ran a printing works in Essen. Even when the house passed into the possession of Ernst Heinkel Flugzeugwerke in 1942, the Girardet family retained their right to housing. In view of the advancing Russian army, the family fled in April 1945. Subsequently, the manor house served in May 1945 as the seat of the Soviet military staff and refugee camps. After the renovation in 1948, the State Administration School came here, 1952, the School of Political Science and from 1970 to January 1990, the Academy of Social Economic Management. After the reunification, the former mansion became a training and further education center and a model facility of the Federal Labor Office. Since the beginning of 1991, the Association of Business Associations for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e. V. a training center. From September 1993 to 1996, the main building was extensively reconstructed and rebuilt. The owner, the Association of the metal and electrical industry e. V. (Nordmetall), had a guest house built during this time. Since April 1996, the complex presents itself as a castle hotel. Info: Wikipedia

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