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(As of Oct 2025) The meadow path has been completely torn up by wild boars for hundreds of meters. Pushing the bike is a laborious task.

The Uns lütt Museum Dargun e.V. offers insights into rural life and regional development over the past 50 years, with a focus on historical agricultural and household appliances. Visitors appreciate the vivid, partially interactive exhibition, which is particularly valuable for young people as a glimpse into the past.

Dargun Monastery was the first Danish monastery founded in northern Germany in 1172. It was one of the largest Cistercian field monasteries in the 14th and 15th centuries. The oldest part of the church is a fieldstone building, remodeled and expanded in 1753. The apse was added in 1861. The nave has a flat wooden ceiling, and the chancel has a groin vault. The pulpit dates from 1753. On the north wall of the choir are parapet panels depicting depictions of the apostles, painted in 1697. The west gallery houses a Lütkemüller organ from 1860. Since 1990, a comprehensive conservation effort began on the entire complex with the aim of partially reconstructing it. The central section of the west wing was constructed, and the nave of the church was roofed. The brewery and granary, a long, elongated storehouse, the former guesthouse, now a local history museum, the remains of the gatehouse and gate chapel, and the 17th-century gabled gate have been preserved. The central section of the west wing now houses the town information center and a small collection of documents on the monastery and the castle. Further information: https://www.dargun.de/kloster-und-schlossanlage.html

Here, in the former brewery and granary of the Dargun Cistercian monastery, there is now, among other things, a monastery shop.

Beautiful path along the Tollense, but can also be completely torn up at times. 🐗🐗

Nice place for a short break. You could park your car very close to the bridge and start and end your bike tour or hike there. (October 2024)

Great section of the route through the nature reserve

This great place invites you to take a little break.