지슬로‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 동굴

The walk up to this point is through moorland and meadows. The castle itself is definitely worth a visit. We've already had a personal tour of the museum here, as we were the only visitors.

Since a fire in the mid-17th century, the castle—then 300 years old—has been abandoned. Along with some smaller wall remnants, the remains of the former residential tower still stand (as of June 2025). But be careful: a few stones might fall, so don't get too close.

It's a pity that Blücher Castle in Fincken has not yet found an investor - we spent a week in the Kavliershaus next to the castle - it is a beautiful hotel and very quietly located

The museum is a wonder. It is based almost entirely on the work of many volunteers.

Manor house: Neo-Gothic, 2-story, 13-axis plastered building from 1879 with a mezzanine floor, 3-story central projection and two side gable wings with stepped gable. Will be extensively renovated in 2018. Source Wikipedia. Unfortunately not accessible.

The ruins are wildly romantic at the Stuerer See

It's interesting what happened here. There is not much left of the ruins, but you can imagine it. The setting is stunning

A short circular route leads to the area of the outer bailey and completely around the entire castle. You can see the remains of the residential tower and the moat that separates the outer and main castle. In summer, dense trees and bushes with their foliage obscure most of the site. Still very worth seeing. According to the information board at the entrance to the circular route around the castle ruins: "Stuer Castle is the ancestral seat of the noble family of Flotows, who played an important role in Mecklenburg history. It was probably built in the first half of the 14th century on an island in the lake lowlands, on which a Slavic castle wall might have existed before . The mighty complex consisted of two parts, the almost rectangular outer bailey with the farm buildings and the almost triangular main castle with the residential tower and a large vaulted cellar. Both parts of the castle were secured by a deep moat and a wall, the main castle also by a wall in front of it. The castle was abandoned in 1658 (? Difficult to read) or 16 ... (illegible) after a fire. Only the residential tower, which has been in ruins to this day, was used as a small museum until 1945. " Wikipedia: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Stuer. Further information: http://www.info-mv.de/schloesser-burgen/burgruine-stuer.html