Mecklenburgische Schweiz

In Miniland M-V, a model and landscape park, over 80 replicas of well-known buildings are exhibited on a scale of 1:25.

The unity of nature and culture that the Mecklenburg Parkland epitomises goes back centuries of cultivation.

Mecklenburg Switzerland stretches through the heart of the state: a landscape dominated by wooded hills, lakes and orchards.

Due to their age, the Ivenack oaks have been declared a national natural monument.

The Schwerin Lake District attracts visitors with leisure activities on and around the water.

Built in 1558, the Renaissance Güstrow Castle with its oriels and towers is an important testimony to this era.

Stavenhagen owes the title "Reuterstadt" to its most famous child: The poet Fritz Reuter was born here in 1810.

The Bützow-Land district has two important religious buildings, the collegiate church and the Rühn monastery.

The Sternberg Lake District is characterised by bodies of water that were formed over 100,000 years ago.

The MV Wildlife Park's motto "Wild animal adventures in Güstrow" has spoken for itself since 1959.

At almost two kilometres in length, the largest natural grass track in Europe has earned Teterow the nickname Bergringstadt.

The floating angel, or "The Floating Man" is the name of a bronze sculpture in the cathedral of the Barlach town of Güstrow.