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At Lenzen Castle, you can not only get valuable information from the BUND (German Environmental Foundation) on the Elbe Valley Biosphere Reserve, the Green Belt, and much more. In the castle restaurant, you can also enjoy fantastic cakes and coffee until 5:00 PM. A quick glance at the menu will probably whet your appetite for dinner in the evening. Reservations are recommended, though.

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Romantic nature tours along the Elbe around Schnackenburg: https://www.komoot.com/de-de/collection/3029099/-naturromantische-elbauentouren-rund-um-schnackenburg

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Hall church from 1723-1724 on the site of a burnt down previous building. Brick church with western roof turret with hood and open lantern. Inside, worth seeing organ by Johann Matthias Hagelstein, pulpit altar and baptismal font

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Story A St. George's Church was mentioned in a document in Gartow as early as 1321. The church patronage initially rested with the von Bülow family. In 1694, however, the von Bernstorff family took over the business and still runs it today. This church was destroyed by fire in 1721. In its place, the baroque hall church was built by Johann Caspar Borchmann in 1723–24 at the instigation of Andreas Gottlieb von Bernstorff as the castle church of Gartow Castle. It also serves as a church for the Gartow parish.

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The Evangelical Lutheran listed church of St. Georg is located in Gartow, a town in the Lüchow-Dannenberg district in Lower Saxony. The parish belongs to the East region in the Lüchow-Dannenberg parish in the Lüneburg district of the Evangelical Lutheran Regional Church of Hanover.

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Stavenow Castle, built in 1356, is now a renovated, small, family guest house:

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The organ is impressive. Organ concerts are occasionally held.

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I can highly recommend this special place! A nice village museum and an original torture tower can be seen here

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