グストウ周辺のおすすめバス停からハイキング＆ウォーキング

盛り土の丘の上に非常によく映える、印象的な小さな教会。

Rest area with a view of the Strelasund, the Rügendamm and the Rügen Bridge

The bike path is actually well-paved, but unfortunately, it ends in the middle of a field toward Altefähr. Definitely not suitable for racing bikes. We were also cursing quite a bit with our bikes carrying luggage.

A cycle path that is not suitable for racing bikes.

Just take a little break.

The former manor house (from the 13th century) is a listed building, was restored at great expense and integrated into the landscape with great sensitivity. It combines the rural idyll with the pleasant charisma of a modern and exclusively equipped hotel. History: 1944 - Last known landowners were expropriated. From now on the house belonged to the municipality of Gustow 1946 - Refugee families from East Prussia and Pomerania were quartered. 1950 - Land reform Men returned from war and captivity. The land was divided between 12 families, 8-12 hectares per family. At first, animals and machines were borrowed from neighbors until people were able to make purchases themselves. 1960 - The land was expropriated from the families and was merged into the LPG Men and women could find work there The house fell into disrepair. The rent at that time for 2 rooms/kitchen was 20 DM/month Toilets were outside. The old sheepfold fell into disrepair, was torn down and rebuilt on the old foundation. 1982 - The roof of the manor house was getting worse and worse. It was raining and the rooms were damp. 1989 - The turning point 1990 - The Kajahn family visited a relative who lived in the house. The house was for sale. The former landowners waived their claim. The house was bought by the Kajahn family 1993 - Extensive restoration 1994 - August - Opening of the Hotel Gutshaus Kajahn You can find further detailed information here: http://www.ruegen-parks.de/gutshaus-kajahn.php

Easy path in The woods in Drigge, with some Nice views of The Stralsund bridge 😀

The village church in Gustow is a brick church from the 13th century and a popular excursion destination. It is a Gothic parish church that was built around 1250. It was not until the 15th century that the main nave of the church with its vault was completed. In 1677, part of the church was destroyed in a fire and replaced with bricks in Baroque format between 1708 and 1734. Near the church there is a medieval atonement stone - called "Mordewangen", which was erected in memory of a slain preacher.