デーレの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ11

Great hostel

Small cozy hut for a break

Be sure to visit the church

A beautiful little place in the Altmark

Here you can also take a break protected from the rain

It's a shame, the log cabin is probably closed permanently. Unfortunately, the observation tower no longer exists. From there you used to have a very nice view of the entire region.

Dahrendorf was first mentioned in documents as Dorendorpe in 1334. It belonged to the Lords of Schwerin until 1334, after which the village belonged to the von dem Knesebeck, which had been abandoned by the von Jagows. Other mentions include 1378 to Dorendorp, 1579 Darndorf, 1585 Dorff Darrndorf, 1687 Darendorff and finally 1804 Dahrendorf. From 1971 to 1990, during the time of the GDR, there was a military location in the southwestern exit of the town on the road to Lagendorf in which border police and border soldiers were housed in a barracks, the “5. Border Company Dahrendorf” in “II. Border Battalion Bonese” in the Northern Border Command of the GDR Border Troops. The company's accommodation building and the professional soldiers' home are still preserved. Source and further information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dahrendorf_(Dähre)

Small idyllic village with very magnificent old houses that still show the splendor of the past. Wealth in the countryside, shown through buildings. Dahrendorf, a street village with a church, is located five kilometers northwest of Dähre in the Altmark. The eastern part of today's village was the independent municipality of Gröningen until 1937. The border with Lower Saxony runs north and west.