Westmecklenburg

In the south-west of Mecklenburg lies the Lewitz, the largest contiguous meadow landscape in Germany at 16,000 hectares.

The title "half-timbered town on the Elde" goes back to the tragic town fire in Grabow, which destroyed large parts of the centre in 1725.

In the heart of north-west Mecklenburg, the monastery town of Rehna presents one of the largest monastery complexes of the former nunnery.

The Old Synagogue in Hagenow was built in the 19th century and has been preserved to this day.

Horses have been bred at Redefin State Stud for around 200 years.

The UNESCO Schaalsee Biosphere Reserve is not only characterised by the inland waters of the same name.

The ALPINCENTER Wittenburg is all about winter sports. Here, 30,000 square metres of pistes invite you to ski.

The Grand Dukes of Mecklenburg-Schwerin once resided in the baroque Ludwigslust Palace.

Neustadt-Glewe Castle, built around 1300, is considered the oldest and best-preserved fortress in Mecklenburg.

Boizenburg/Elbe was already founded in the 12th century.

With its five bastions, Dömitz Fortress rises clearly out of the flat Elbe River Landscape Biosphere Reserve.