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The body of water has an area of approximately 17.0 hectares and reaches a maximum depth of about 2.5 meters. It is a natural lake used for recreation, swimming, and fishing.

The Großer Varchentiner See is located north of the Mecklenburg Lake District in the Mecklenburg Lake District in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and belongs entirely to the municipality of Groß Plasten. It covers an area of 1.81 km² and has a maximum width of 1,600 meters and a maximum length of 1,500 meters. The lake is almost entirely surrounded by a reed belt and is wooded on the southern shore, while the western shore is marshy.

The Great Varchentiner See covers an area of 1.81 km² and has a maximum width of 1,600 meters and a maximum length of 1,500 meters. The lake is almost entirely surrounded by a reed belt and is wooded on the southern shore, while the western shore is marshy.

It is assumed that the three castles on Lake Kastorf represented the political and cultural center of the Tollenser people.

The Wildberg Castle Wall is located in the municipality of Wildberg on the eastern shore of Lake Kastorf. It consists of a smaller main castle and two arched outer castles and was built in the 7th or 8th century. The castle complex has been repeatedly renovated and expanded over time. Together with the castle wall island on Lake Kastorf, these castles presumably form the political and cultural center of the Tollenser people.

Third time there now and a wonderful trip both summer and winter.

Good orientation for the Slavic fortifications. Next door a beautiful bathing beach

On the east bank of the Kastorfer See lies the large Slavic rampart. The entire three-part castle complex was settled in the Old Slavic period. On the basis of archaeological finds and the current state of research, it is assumed that the facility was built by the beginning of the 7th century at the latest. Like all such Wilzian castles, it was destroyed in the middle of the 9th century. In the middle of the 13th century there was another brief settlement in the main castle of this complex, which left behind individual late Slavic and early German remains. Source: information board on site There is also a covered resting area with a view of the Kastorfer See.