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The Wanzka Mill is a historic mill ruin in the Wanzka district of the Blankensee municipality. It is located near Lake Wanzka on the Nonnenbach stream, in the heart of the Nonnenbachtal nature reserve. The mill was originally built in the 16th century as a grain mill and later developed into one of the largest milling sites in the Mecklenburg-Strelitz district. Partially destroyed during World War II, the mill remained in operation until the 1950s, continuing to supply electricity to the surrounding area. In the GDR, there were plans to make more intensive use of the Nonnenbach stream's hydropower, which is still evident today in the mill's structural design – with several water chambers for wheels and later turbines. Today, the Wanzka Mill is a three-story ruin and a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. It offers not only impressive insights into the region's technical and industrial history but also picturesque views of the surrounding lakes and hills.

The Zachow village church, located in the Zachow district of the same name in the municipality of Groß Nemerow, is an impressive example of rural half-timbered architecture from the 17th century. The simple oak building, with its distinctive pointed tower, blends harmoniously into its surroundings and exudes a special, tranquil atmosphere. Since 1991, the church has been used as a cultural venue by the Zachow Cultural Circle. Through exhibitions, concerts, and other events, it has become a vibrant center for art and community. Visitors are generally allowed access to the church, and those wishing to visit outside of regular opening hours can request a key on site.

there is a small free parking lot

Take a short break and linger.

Nice little well-kept official bathing area - free of charge There are some seating options with a table for a rest

The landing stage is still actively approached. Otherwise it's pretty quiet there and a good place with a great view for a rest

There are 2 picnic options, one directly on the Gotmannstein, the second if you go further south through the forest. Both with beautiful views

Untouched nature that comes to life in spring