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Thank you, Markus 😀 ...

One of the beautiful brick Gothic churches in this region, unfortunately it was not open. Opposite is a memorial stone for Heinrich Schliemann, who lived in Kalkhorst for two years.

Due to its location near the border, Schönberg was a "lost place" and has been lovingly renovated since 1994. The small town, idyllically situated on the Oberteich, has a beautiful brick church, where the Schönberg Music Summer has been celebrated for 35 years. The ensemble of buildings around the elevated… read more

Early in the morning a round through the still sleepy place 😍

Super nice there ... Definitely take your bike with you 👍🚲

The "Weisse Wiek" is a newly created pure apartment and hotel complex at the Tarnewitz harbor. The view of the mainland and the island of Poel is breathtaking. From the port ships go to Wismar, to the island of Poel and to seal banks. The NSG Tarnewitzer Hug is an artificially created peninsula with… read more

The completely listed small village of Hoben belongs to Wismar and is located on the Baltic Sea Cycle Route - fantastically beautiful with a view of Poel Island.

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Today gentle action because of ankle 😬, but this is where Frieder lured me to today ... Again one of the many brick churches in this area with a rich interior. The centuries come to life here 👍😃

Out into culture ... Bothmer Castle is located in Klütz, the largest and most important baroque castle complex in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, parks modeled on English landscape gardens and the Festonallee - a unique garden artwork made from Dutch linden trees. In the castle grounds there is a restaurant… read more

In Klein Trebbow at Easter 1944 Fritz Dietlof Graf von der Schulenburg, Friedrich Karl Klausing and Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg discussed the resistance against Hitler in a tap-proof tea house and prepared the assassination attempt on July 20, 1944. The over 90 year old artist Tisa von der Schulenburg… read more

Interesting church tour by the former local pastor 😍. In the 200-year-old parsonage, where a beehive buzzed in the entablature, you can get the key, the pastor accompanied us and told us a lot about the current situation of the church in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

The large stone graves still visible today in the Everstorfer Forest near Grevesmühlen are graves of the "funnel cup people" from the Neolithic Age. There are a total of 15 large stone graves in 2 groups, we have searched and visited the southern one.

The Premonstratensian monastery Rehna was founded in the 13th century and is lovingly cared for by a monastery association. Art exhibitions take place in the former cloister, the town scores with many beautifully restored half-timbered houses and its seven artesian fountains. The monastery garden with… read more

After a rainy morning with (fortunately for us) cooling down to bearable hiking temperatures, we went on a beautiful hike to the Weißen Wiek today ... And contrary to our first impression, the Weißes Wiek was lively today and with harbor flair. Through the way across the town of Tarnewitz, which was… read more

We see it the same way ... we particularly like the combination of port and Baltic Sea 😍