Mesekenhagen

Mesekenhagen is located about 15 kilometres from the Baltic Sea coast and is surrounded by forests and lakes. The landscape is ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking or cycling. A special attraction are the numerous cranes that rest here every year on their flight south.

The most important tourist attractions are Mesekenhagen Castle from the 18th century with its beautiful park and St. George's Church with its baroque interior.

Culturally, Mesekenhagen has a lot to offer: In summer, concerts are held regularly in the castle park as well as the traditional cultural festival "Mecklenburger Kulturwochen". Another highlight is the museum of regional history in nearby Greifswald.

For gourmets, a tasting of regional specialities is a must - especially fish dishes from the nearby Baltic Sea region should be tried! Beer lovers will also get their money's worth: In the brewery on the outskirts of the village, craft beer has been brewed for generations.

If it rains, we recommend a visit to the "Oase" leisure pool in Greifswald or one of the many museums in Stralsund. A stroll through the historic old town of Greifswald is also a good option in bad weather.

It is most beautiful in Mesekenhagen in spring and summer, when nature awakens and everything is in bloom. But autumn with its bright colours also has a very special charm.

Mesekenhagen - a destination away from mass tourism, but definitely worth a trip! This Travel Guide gives you all the important tips for your stay in this idyllic region of Germany.