위르겐스토프‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪13‬개의 동굴

The estate comprises, in addition to the main castle, other buildings including a coach house (with 29 rooms in a Spanish country house style, extended in 2003), a residence, a garage, and a warehouse. The steward's house – typically the residence of the estate manager on historic properties – was located in building number 37.

It was built in 1847 by the Hamburg architect Auguste de Meuron, who came from Switzerland, in the style of English and Venetian Gothic, also called Tudor style, for the Hamburg merchant and banker Gottlieb Jenisch.

The single-story Groß Plasten manor house was built in 1751 as a stucco building with a mansard roof in the Baroque style. In the mid-19th century, the von Michael family, who owned the approximately 574-hectare estate before the Great Depression until 1945, added a two-story transverse building with a lakeside terrace. The renovations, carried out from 1891 to 1893, were overseen by Privy Councilor Georg Daniel. Today, the site houses the Groß Plasten Castle Hotel.

A very interesting historical building in Stavenhagen. The park around the castle is great for a walk.

Varchentin Castle is a former manor house that was built in 1847 by the Swiss architect Auguste de Meuron. The client and builder was the Hamburg merchant Gottlieb Jenisch. In 1875, the property passed to the Counts Grote through marriage. After 1945, the building was used to house refugees and then as a school for forestry technology...

At the front you are standing in front of locked gates. At the back you can enter the grounds unhindered. The path to Klein Plasten also leads past the castle.

Used by the city.

This castle was owned by the knightly family von Stave (Stove). In the 15th century, the castle passed to the ducal House of Mecklenburg, and the property was enfeoffed to the von Hahn family. In 1606, a palace was built in place of the castle. This palace burned down in 1727. In 1740, the new palace complex was built, which was intended as a widow's residence for the widow of the last Duke of Mecklenburg-Güstrow. But the building eventually became an administrative headquarters and district court. Due to its hillside location, the house has three floors on the garden side and two floors on the courtyard side. The round stair tower was built as an extension in 1890. After 1945, the palace was used as a school. After renovation work was carried out from 1996 to 1999, the city administration moved into the building. The palace is surrounded by a beautiful, well-kept park. (Source: www.gutshaeuser.de)