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The farm and village of Luckow were first mentioned in documents in 1244. The manor house was built in 1707 under Christoph von Bassewitz. Two corner towers were added to the manor house in the 19th century. The richly decorated Knight's Hall is used for concerts. The banquet of the Great Eight for the 2007 G8 meeting in Heiligendamm was held here. The manor house is open to visitors, and the park is always open. The church dates back to the 15th century. The tower burned down in 1934 and was replaced by a turret. The church's furnishings, including the altar, pulpit, and organ, date from the Baroque period. A special feature are the seven windows. They were created between 1995 and 2014 by the southern German stained-glass artist Angelika Weinhardt.

The manor house dates from the beginning of the 18th century. Impressive complex with several buildings and real agriculture. In summer with many events

Here you will find the Gut Hohen Luckow complex. The manor house dates back to the early 18th century. There is a farm here and in the summer there are also many events

Beautiful castle and newly renovated granary

The castle is not directly on the road, you have to walk a short distance into the village. Beautiful place, there is also a restaurant. It is best to ask in advance

The castle is a little unassuming off the main street. But very comfortable and accordingly quiet. The restaurant inside seems to be open

Used old historical building, worth seeing.

Very beautiful. It is rare to find such beautiful courtyards with such a beautiful park