깅스트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 동굴

그로서 야스문더 보덴(Großer Jasmunder Bodden) 바로 옆, 숨 막힐 듯 아름다운 한적한 곳에 자리한 슐로스호텔 랄스비크(Schlosshotel Ralswiek)는 65개의 세련된 성 객실 및 스위트룸, 훌륭한 레스토랑, 고급스러운 웰니스 공간을 갖춘 동화 같은 분위기로 여러분을 맞이합니다. 넓은 성 공원에 둘러싸인 화려한 신고전주의 양식의 성은 앙리 반 데 벨데(Henry van de Velde)의 예술적인 아르누보 요소와 뵈르테베커 축제(Störtebeker-Festspiele)의 야외 극장이 선사하는 독특한 전망과 함께 잊을 수 없는 순간으로 여러분을 초대합니다.

Ralswiek 성은 Rügen 섬의 Ralswiek 마을에 있는 저택입니다. Großer Jasmunder Bodden 위쪽 언덕에 위치해 있습니다.

Ralswiek 성은 1894년부터 1896년까지 지어졌습니다. 현재는 로맨틱 호텔로 사용되고 있습니다.

Pansevitz 성 유적은 1597년에 완공된 폐허가 된 저택입니다. 제2차 세계 대전 이후 거의 피해를 입지 않았음에도 불구하고, 지역 주민들이 건축 자재 공급원으로 대부분 사용했습니다.

From there to MV de: The only preserved structure of its kind on the island of Rügen, with a beautiful, walkable rampart. The complex was founded in 1170 by Granza von Platen as the family's ancestral castle. The fieldstone foundations of the manor house were built before 1500. The moat and 5 m high and 6 m wide circular wall were built before 1600 as a "defensive wall." In the 17th century, the two-story manor house was built on the old foundations. In the 18th century, the octagonal upper story of the tower with its cap and the wide, south-facing projections were added. In 1910, the North German Seed Breeding AG "Nordsaat" was founded by Karl von Schultz. This seed breeding station existed until the end of World War II. In 1945, the family was expropriated as part of the land reform. During the GDR era, the manor house was initially inhabited by refugees and later used as a kindergarten and administrative building for the "People's Own Estate." In 1991, the estate was repurchased from the Treuhand (trusteeship) by the Schleswig-Holstein-based "Nordsaat GmbH." The manor house was subsequently renovated as a residential and administrative building.

The well-maintained grounds are part of the "Nordsaat Agrar GmbH" estate. The farm manager lives in the attractive building. Unique to all of Rügen: it features a moat with a circular rampart. No wonder, given that the current manor house was built in the 17th century on the foundations of a 15th-century castle. The property has had a typical history, including expropriation by the Soviet Army, nationalization during the GDR era, and reacquisition by Nordsaat in 1991.

The Libnitz manor house is for sale, and anyone with more than 3 million euros will be able to call themselves the "owner of the castle" in the future. Unfortunately, the surrounding buildings are not in good condition. The farm buildings, some of which look dilapidated, are used for agriculture and livestock farming and do not do the manor house justice.

A large part of the tower of the former estate is still standing; it has been renovated, is accessible via a spiral staircase, and serves as a small observation tower, offering a beautiful view over Pansevitz Palace Park. Otherwise, only the foundations remain, but I really like the atmosphere here.