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The Grenzhus and the Mechower See have numerous information boards about the inner-German border. Unfortunately, I had the impression that the outside area is not in such good condition.

Unfortunately currently (March 2022) closed and being converted into a self-service café. Worth seeing in Schlagsdorf, in addition to the former inner-German border, is the wonderful church and the 500-year-old court lime tree in front of it.

The Grenzhus Schlagsdorf tells the story of the inner-German border between the Baltic Sea and the Elbe from 1945 to 1990 from the perspective of the people in the border area. How did the people on both sides live, how did they react to the constraints of the GDR border regime and the Cold War? The historical learning center is divided into a museum, outdoor area with reconstructed barriers and the "Grenzwege Schlagsdorf" border course. You can find more detailed information here: www.auf-nach-mv.de/reiseziele/a-grenzhus-schlagsdorf

The Grenzhus Schlagsdorf shows very impressively the divided Germany

Cafè: very tasty hearty soups, very friendly staff

Collection and exhibition of former border fortifications, Grenzhus branch.

Grenzhus Schlagsdorf tells the story of the inner German border between the Baltic Sea and Elbe from 1945 to 1990 from the point of view of the people in the border area. How did people live on both sides, how did they react to the constraints of the GDR border regime and the Cold War? The historical place of learning is divided into a museum, an outdoor area with reconstructed barriers and a border course "Grenzwege Schlagsdorf". More detailed information: https://www.auf-nach-mv.de/reise Destinations/a- Grenzhus-schlagsdorf

If you want to visit the resort: The tickets are in Grenzhus (www.komoot.de/highlight/837500).