ヌストローの天然記念物・トップ6

The spa park invites all guests to linger and relax. Take a walk along the trees or visit the nearby salt marshes.

Probably the oldest wild apple tree in Germany, maybe even in Central Europe, grows here. According to the sign, it is about 400 years old, probably closer to 120. In 2007 it fell victim to storm Kyrill and broke apart. Today it sprouts from the two main branches and is still full of buds. It's amazing how long this tree has endured!

This is a 47 hectare nature reserve in the Recknitz Valley. You shouldn't expect mountains, but it is a pretty hilly landscape with forests and meadows. The former route of the beet railway runs through the middle.

Wonderful avenue of apple trees, very good road surface, little traffic

At this point there are two large erratic blocks - the twins. You can find inscriptions from the 20s on both stones.

Lieper Castle is a rampart in the municipality of Thelkow in the Rostock district, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania. It is an early Slavic hill castle from the 8th century. The castle stands on a spur-like ledge twenty meters above the Recknitztal. The inner surface of Lieper Castle is relatively large compared to many other Slavic castle complexes in northern Germany. The diameter of the inner surface is over a hundred meters. The castle rampart was heaped up out of sand on the surface of the earth and limited in the core by stone packs. It is 13 m wide at the foot. Deep trenches also protected the plant. A worthwhile hiking destination. The adjacent nature reserve is also very beautiful.