Top Rated Attractions in Teterow

Earlier known as the Dargun Abbey, the Dargun Castle was first established in the 12th Century as a Cistercian monastery. Located in the Dargun village of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the building was converted into a palace by the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin. The brick monastery was established in the 14th Century with a church built in the Gothic style. The palace was burnt down but was again rebuilt in the 17th Century and today houses a small public library along with an information bureau.

Possibly created by the monks of the Dargun Monastery in the 14th century, Klostersee is a lake situated west of Dargun in Germany. It is about 1,350 meters (0.83 miles) long and 180 meters (0.11 mile) wide occupying an area of 25 hectares (61.77 acres). It is a popular destination among locals and tourists alike who come here for hiking, boating, and fishing.

The histroic buildings of Malchow Abbey can be spotted quite easily from far away with its tall and imposing clock brick tower serving as a local landmark. Constructed in the 1840s, the church of the Malchow Abbey is a fine example of Gothic Revival architecture along with its neighboring monastic buildings which today serve as an exhibition space for artworks by various local, national and international artists. The museum is also home to Mecklenburgisches Orgelmuseum which has a splendid collection on the history of the music and organ building showcased in its large courtyard. The abbey's gardens are quite noteworthy as well, designed by Johann Jakob Christian Engel who was a former chef at the monastery. Guided tours of the premises are available to visitors for prices as low as three euros, making it a must visit for history and architecture enthusiasts!

Covering an area of 3.64 square kilometers (1.40 square miles), the Dobbertiner See is one of the best water bodies in the Sternberger Seenlandschaft region. In the vicinity of the lake is an abbey of the same name and a beautiful park that is often frequented by travelers and locals. The lake also has organized cruises for a select few motor boats. Besides, the lake is known for several water-sport activities like canoeing. In addition to this, the lake houses several nature trails and provides camping facilities for those who are looking for starry nights besides the clear waters of the lake.

Drehbrücke Malchow connects the old town of an island in Malchower See to districts on the western bank of the lake. It is the only hydraulic structure in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania to be operated and maintained by a municipality. From its original wooden structure in the 19th century to the pylon rotating bridge in the present day, it has served as a major connecting source for inhabitants on Malchow Island. During the summer, the bridge opens every full hour and that attracts a lot of curious onlookers.

Located in the lakeside city of Waren, Müritzeum is a place of exotic wonder and discovery which also serves as the information center for nearby Müritz National Park. Opened in 2007 and built at the cost of 13 million euros, this trove of natural treasures includes the biggest freshwater aquarium in Germany, a water theater, a large children's museum and play area, a beautiful landscape park and a stunning exhibition on the rich variety of flora and fauna found in the region. Little children are sure to love the interactive displays, while adults will be swept away by the center's sheer size and authenticity of the displays. 275,000 exhibits, 25 aquaria, and 16,000 volumes in the in-house library may not be covered in one visit, which will keep you coming back for more. An architectural marvel in itself, the Müritzeum welcomes leashed dogs and is wheelchair friendly making it an ideal place for a day out with the entire family.