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In the legends of Dargun, it is said that a hideous dragon once wreaked havoc in the monastery lake, which was then still a large swamp, and that its favorite food was virgins.

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good place to take a break

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The tower stands directly on the connecting road from Neu Warsow to Neukahlen.

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you can take a nice walk along the edge and there is even an outdoor swimming pool

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This observation tower on Lake Kummerow offers visitors stunning views of the region's scenic landscape and diverse wildlife. It is a popular spot for bird watching, especially during migration periods when numerous species can be seen in the area. The tower is easily accessible and invites nature lovers to enjoy the beauty of the lake and its surroundings from a new perspective.

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This is a great place to take a short break and enjoy the view

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The name Gravelotte has a historical origin. In 1870/71 there was a battle in Gravelotte, France. Three men from the village of Meesiger took part in this battle. After returning safely, one of the three men, Fritz Ewald, bought 28 acres of hilly land with his military pay and built a rest house in the Swiss country house style. In doing so, he laid the foundation for tourism. On August 18, 1873, the name day of the Battle of Gravelotte, the inn was inaugurated. In memory of the Battle of Gravelotte, it was christened Gravelotte and registered.

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The lake is located west of Dargun in the Mecklenburg region of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. It was probably created in the 14th century by the monks of Dargun Monastery.

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