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Easy to miss. Bikes should be somewhat off-road capable. Muddy forest path.

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This highlight was visited by the Bike the Line team during the commemorative bike tour from Wismar to Vienna in 2025. More historical information can be found on the website. https://www.biketheline.de/de/tour?stage=1&poi=10

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Today the castle ensemble belongs to the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and is used by, among others, an art association and the State Office for Monument Preservation.

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Riding bicycles in the castle gardens is prohibited. Even pushing bicycles is prohibited there. You can park your bikes at the bus stop. Or at the cafe. Why someone here is copying and pasting 8 times and thus posting 8 tips is anyone's guess.

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A pretty little castle

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A beautiful area for multi-day hikes.

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Leezen Manor House: Beautiful neo-Gothic building

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Castle and castle park with numerous art objects. In 2015, the replica of the Braunschweig lion was unveiled in front of the palace. The original of the bronze sculpture disappeared in 1950 under mysterious circumstances.

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Reference to the Slavic castle complex built here by Prince Niklot, supplemented by the legendary story of the white horse without a head.

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Wiligrad Castle, a pearl of the Mecklenburg castle landscape, sits enthroned high above the steep banks of the Schwerin Outer Lake. Little known, but all the more exciting. A castle and a small ideal town in the middle of the forest, which were conceived by Duke Johann Albrecht at the end of the 19th century and built as a glamorous refuge. The castle is surrounded by an enchanting park, artistically mature and yet in one with nature.

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Nice little castle on the shores of Lake Schwerin. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Wiligrad

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Nice little manor house. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gutshaus_Leezen

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The Dobin Castle of the Obotrite Prince Niklot stood here. Historically valuable place.

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Dobin Castle The fortification, built by the Obotrite prince Niklot in the first half of the 12th century as a refuge for his people on a narrow isthmus between Lake Schwerin and a body of water later known as the Döpe (at this location), is, according to researchers, of enormous historical significance. This fortress became known throughout Germany through the "Wendish Crusade" of 1147. The castle not only resisted the Saxon and Danish warriors; on the contrary, the Obotrite light cavalry, hidden in the forests, continually inflicted losses on the besiegers, so that after an agreement was reached (Obotrites were apparently baptized), the siege was abandoned. (according to Prof. Keiling)

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Leezen Manor House is a 19th-century Neo-Gothic manor house located in Leezen on the eastern shore of Lake Schwerin. The Mecklenburg estate of Leezen was owned by the von Halberstadt family for several centuries. In the first half of the 19th century, after several changes of ownership, the estate passed to the Evers family. In 1850, Carl Detlef Evers commissioned the Mecklenburg state architect, Alexander Friedrich Jatzow, to build the manor house in the late Classical-early Neo-Gothic style. After World War II and the expropriation of the last owners, refugees and displaced persons were housed in the manor house. The estate was converted into an agricultural production cooperative (LPG). The building stood empty in the early 1990s. A complete renovation was carried out in 1995, preserving only the exterior. Several condominiums and office spaces were created within the manor house. The former Schwerin Lake East Shore District Office maintained a registry office in the building until the end of 2013. The two-story manor house follows classical models, but already displays Neo-Gothic elements in its details: Tudor arches above the first-floor windows and quatrefoils in the decorative elements of the central projection. The building is flanked by four corner turrets with pointed roofs. The three-bay central projection on the eleven-bay courtyard side features a triangular pediment with stepped windows. A single-story extension with a roof terrace was added to the central projection on the thirteen-bay park side. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gutshaus_Leezen

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This section of the route is peppered with several highlights. However, the condition of the trail is partially completely wild. With MTB to handle just so velvet wear over Buchholz.

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The Manor House Leezen was built in 1845 for Carl Detlef Evers. The planning and execution took over the master builder Jatzow. In 1844, the estate went to the sex of Laffert. This was followed by the Dessin families, von Bülow, Dorne and Evers. After 1945, the manor house was used for residential purposes. Since 1995, the manor house has been restored, condominiums and practice rooms emerged. https://gutshaeuser.de/de/guts_herrenhaeuser/gutshaeuser_l/gutshaus_leezen

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A pavilion with history

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Nice place

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Very nice destination. There are other buildings. You can also visit a café. But also in the park benches are for a rest.

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