Top 5 Castles around Priepert

From here, you can't see Fürstenberg Castle, because someone misplaced the highlight. What you can see here on the opposite bank is the former VEB Fürstenberg feed mixing plant, also known as the Behrn Mill, a lost place that can be seen from afar due to its size, but is not accessible.

Unfortunately, I only drove through briefly. Next time, I'll bring more time. :-)

Estate with a single-storey manor house from the 1920s and a park with an ice cellar made of field stones; after 1949 a boarding school and recreation house, from 1998 expanded as a facility for the disabled. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wustrow_(Mecklenburgische_Seenplatte)

A visit to the castle with a climb to the viewing platform is worthwhile

Wesenberg Castle, a high medieval motte castle in the northeast of the town of Wesenberg, is a historical highlight in the Mecklenburg Lake District district in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. With its impressive history, which dates back to the middle of the 13th century, the castle today offers a fascinating insight into the region's past. The castle was originally built to protect the town of "Wesenberge" and has experienced numerous eventful events over the centuries, including Mecklenburg-Brandenburg disputes and the consequences of the Thirty Years' War, which led to the extensive destruction of the complex. The torso of the keep, known as the Fangelturm, and parts of the south wall have been preserved. Today the castle is owned by the town and houses the Wesenberg Tourist Office and a local history room, which displays a collection on fishing, forestry and regional history. The castle's rooms are also used as a forestry museum. In addition, the traditional castle festival takes place every year on the first weekend in July with a historical parade, knightly plays, dancing and fireworks, attracting visitors from near and far. Visitors to Wesenberg Castle can climb the preserved tower and enjoy a wonderful view of the town and the lake from there. The idyllic location, the well-preserved grounds and the diverse cultural offerings make the castle a worthwhile destination for history buffs, culture enthusiasts and anyone who wants to experience the beauty of the Mecklenburg Lake District. When visiting Wesenberg Castle, visitors should make sure they have appropriate equipment, especially if they want to climb the tower. Information on opening times, admission prices and special events can be obtained in advance from the Wesenberg Tourist Office or on the Wesenberg town website.

It's worth stopping for a coffee. The charging station is a great idea, not new, but rarely offered. Helpful!

A very beautiful, tranquil town with a number of sights. A worthwhile destination for a tour. The recognized resort of Wesenberg is located in the Mecklenburg Lake District nature experience region. In addition to untouched nature, there are also architectural monuments to experience. You can linger a while in this town, there is a lot to discover! It's worth it! Documents from the 13th century report that Wesenberg was founded in 1252 by Prince Nikolaus I of Werle, but in 1276, after a battle at Groß Trebbow, it passed into the possession of Margrave Otto IV of Brandenburg. Only two years later, Schwerin's town charter was confirmed, and in 1282 a castle was built. In 1292, the town came into the hands of the Mecklenburgers as part of the Stargard lordship and thus the dowry of the Brandenburg Margrave's daughter Beatrix, when she married Prince Henry II (the Lion) of Mecklenburg. Wesenberg became a rural town in Mecklenburg and as such part of the towns in the Stargard district.

The castle premises are now used as a local history room with an exhibition on fishing and regional history, as a forestry museum and as a tourist information center. Every year on the 1st weekend of July, the traditional castle festival takes place with a historical parade, knight shows, dancing and fireworks.