Castles near Burow Germany are located in a region of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, offering a glimpse into centuries of history. The area features a mix of medieval fortifications, historic manor estates, and significant ruins. Exploring these sites provides insight into the architectural and cultural heritage of the region.
Last updated: October 14, 2026
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Rarely fully preserved ensemble: Late Baroque symmetrical farmyard with six buildings in front around a courtyard paved with fieldstones, stable, riding hall, park and remains of the medieval castle complex (Schlossberg an der Tollense as a protected monument). This makes the complex a special feature among the country's manor complexes.
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The estate had a long history of ownership (including the von Perselin, von Blücher, von Linden, von Heyden-Linden, von Neetzow families, and again von Blücher). After expropriation in 1945 and GDR use (including apartments, Konsum shop, VEG kitchen), the ensemble was renovated from 1994 under Raik Mulsow; later owners (from 2011 including Jörg Kröger) continued the restoration of the house and chapel in the park.
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Beautiful castle with an interesting past.
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Beautiful, secluded location in the heart of the Tollense Valley, surrounded by farmland and meadows. I'm already looking forward to its completion and opening.
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Broock Castle, once the social center of the region and the largest private stud farm in Western Pomerania, will be expanded into a supra-regional conference and cultural center in the coming years. Since May 2023, our guests will be served in the new village shop with café-bistro and beer garden.
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It was a double moated castle, as the two brothers Hartwig and Heinrich Maltzahn had a terrible falling out. The upper wall was called "the right castle", the lower wall "the outer castle". Both had their own gates and bridges to the land route! The upper part was partially destroyed when the Tollense was straightened. Unfortunately, the remains of the foundations can no longer be viewed today because there is no access to them and everything is overgrown!
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Really a very romantic place that invites you to browse around!
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The Veste Landskron is a little off the beaten path on a single-lane country road. But a visit is absolutely worth it, because the ruins are comparatively very well preserved. A club takes care of the maintenance and does a great job! The castle ruins are very winding and resemble an adventure playground. There is something new to discover around every corner and one intention is more beautiful than the other. Absolutely worth seeing! 💚
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The region around Burow, Germany, offers a diverse range of historical sites, including medieval fortifications, stately baroque manor estates, and significant castle ruins. You can explore structures from various periods, providing a comprehensive look at the area's rich past.
The Landskron Castle Ruins are considered one of the most impressive castle ruins in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, featuring well-preserved structures surrounded by ancient trees. Wietzow Manor is also noted for its preserved atmosphere, offering a sense of stepping back in time.
Yes, Broock Manor Estate, a stately baroque-style building from the 1770s, is currently undergoing extensive renovation. The aim is to transform it into a cultural and event center, reflecting its past as a social hub and a large private stud farm.
Absolutely. Burg Klempenow is known for hosting various events, including castle festivals, plant, apple, and Christmas markets. It also has an exhibition and a café serving homemade cakes, making it a lively destination.
Yes, the area offers several hiking opportunities. For example, you can find routes like the 'Klempenow Half-Timbered Church – Landskron Castle Ruins loop' or the 'Burg Klempenow – Klempenow Half-Timbered Church loop'. You can explore more hiking trails in the region on the Hiking around Burow guide.
Beyond hiking, you can find MTB trails and running routes. Examples include the 'Veste Landskron Ruins – Gutshaus Janow loop' for mountain biking or various running loops around Altentreptow and Burow. Discover more options on the MTB Trails around Burow guide and Running Trails around Burow guide.
Yes, the Site of Burg Osten is an example where only the moat and some wall remains give an idea of the former customs castle. It was broken up during the 30 Years' War, and today, the remains are largely overgrown, though its history as a double-moated castle is fascinating.
Visitors frequently highlight the impressive nature of the ruins, the historical atmosphere, and the beautiful natural surroundings. Many appreciate the opportunity to discover hidden corners, enjoy picnics on large meadows, and experience the sense of stepping back in time that these sites offer.
Yes, Burg Klempenow is categorized as family-friendly, offering events and a welcoming atmosphere. Wietzow Manor is also noted as family-friendly, providing an engaging historical experience for all ages.
While specific opening hours vary by site, visiting during spring, summer, or early autumn generally offers pleasant weather for exploring the outdoor ruins and estates. Events like castle festivals at Burg Klempenow often take place during these seasons, adding to the experience.
Some sites, like Burg Klempenow, have cafes that offer Sunday coffee and homemade cakes. Additionally, Broock Manor Estate is developing a village shop with a café-bistro and beer garden as part of its renovation, providing more options for visitors.


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