보딘‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 동굴

In 1629, Wallenstein's troops burned down the old manor house. The Levetzow family then built a new Renaissance-style building on the old foundations. This manor house was subsequently remodeled in the Tudor style in 1898 by the architect Schultze-Naumburg (Cecilienhof Potsdam).

Located in the picturesque countryside of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Prebberede Castle is an impressive example of 18th century architecture. Originally built as a manor house, it has been redesigned and expanded several times over the years. Surrounded by a spacious park, the castle offers an idyllic setting for events and weddings. Today it is a popular destination for tourists who want to explore the history and beauty of the region. The combination of historical substance and natural surroundings makes Prebberede a special place.

The Samow manor house dates back to 1658 and received its current purely classicist form around 1810.

Definitely not expected here, but beautiful. Outside a Shinto forest and inside changing exhibitions on Japan

This building was a mansion. In GDR times it was severely neglected. The mansion became this castle. Particularly surprising that you don't get the usual view of a castle. The name of the castle gives an idea. A very nice Japanese exhibition can be admired. It is particularly positive that you are guided through the exhibition.

Beautiful mansion with a small park, which is currently being renovated by the owners with great attention to detail. Definitely worth a stop. If you are lucky, you can also visit the great rooms. And if you are still looking for an overnight stay, this is the right place. :)

The picture of Duckwitz Castle is actually Samow Castle!

Although this "castle" with a Japanese exhibition does not have so good access roads, especially the large Japanese grove (modeled on the Shinto groves) is definitely worth a detour - especially if you drive past the main road anyway. The exhibition inside (on our visit it was "Ceramics from the Radeloff Collection") is also interesting, only the building is no longer complete, probably because of the low number of visitors and therefore no public funding (maintained by a local district) new condition ... Entrance to the castle costs € 5 per person, you can get into the grove for a voluntary donation, which is probably very welcome.