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The striking and visually unusual building used to serve as a brewery, as already described (initially under the name "Schlossbrauerei", from 1906 as "Hansa-Brauerei"). The architectural style seems strangely inappropriate in the surroundings - and I had to look it up first - it is called Castle Romanesque. No wonder: I don't really associate that with the Hanseatic cities and their brick Gothic architecture.

In the further course of the 14th century, the people of Greifswald acquired extensive land holdings north of the Ryck from the Gristower lords, who had run into financial difficulties, so that rebuilding the castle was out of the question for the Gristowers. (Source: Wikipedia)

It was not until 1331 that a contingent of Greifswalders managed to capture the castle and completely destroy it during a renewed feud between the city of Greifswald and Johann von Gristow. However, in the document from 1331 in the Greifswald city archives, a settlement was reached between the parties in court, according to which Greifswald had to pay Johann von Gristow 400 marks as compensation.

During the First War of the Rügen Succession, the Mecklenburg troops of Prince Henry II, with whom Johann von Gristow had allied himself, undertook a campaign against the city of Greifswald from Grimmen and Ekberg Castle. The Mecklenburgers were defeated at Griebenow. The troops of Greifswald and the cities allied with them and recruited knights then tried twice unsuccessfully to conquer Ekberg Castle.

In the late Middle Ages, there was a lowland castle on the prominent hill directly next to the Riene river - the Ekberg Fortress, also known as Ekberg Castle or Ekberg Palace. The builders of Ekberg Castle, the Lords of Gristow, descended from Barnuta, the eldest son of the Prince of Rügen, Jaromar I. The exact date of construction, probably in the second half of the 13th century, of the important sovereign fortification at the time, is not known.

The Castle on the Sound is a building dating back to 1877.

Holiday apartments can be rented

The listed manor house from the 16th century is located on the estate. After the house fell into ruins in the 1960s, it has now been completely rebuilt. Seven high-quality apartments were set up on the three upper floors of the manor house. There are spacious rooms and areas on the ground floor and estate park, which are suitable for hosting all conceivable festive occasions and events. The house is located in the middle of a park that is also a listed building. There are fruit trees, some of which are over a hundred years old, on which apples, pears, plums, nuts and other fruits continue to grow. The foundation walls of the old barn areas of the former agricultural estate have been made visible again. The view from the house and park on all sides is characterized by the location directly on the water. https://ueselitz.de/das-gut/