Thulendorf
Accommodation in Thulendorf
Thulendorf offers a variety of ways to explore the area: a measured cycling route towards the B110 and historic buildings such as the village church and a gallery-style Dutch windmill in Neu Thulendorf. Those wishing to focus their stay on cycling will find specific information here about the route’s length and course. For those interested in cultural history, the church, with its preserved features, and the mill are highlights in their own right.
Cycling towards the B110
The 1,690-metre cycle path connects Thulendorf with the existing cycle path along the B110 from Sanitz to Rostock. The new link runs as a separate side path and is 2.5 metres wide. Its length, width, and connection provide a more precise description than simply saying it links two places, giving cyclists concrete information to help plan their route.
The cycle path also makes it easier to travel from Thulendorf to the train station, the municipal administration in Broderstorf, or Rostock. So the route is not only useful for a ride along the existing cycle path: it also leads to several different destinations.
Village church and historic details
Thulendorf’s village church is considered the oldest building in the area and is a listed church building. The flat-roofed building was probably constructed from fieldstones in the 13th century. The church, cemetery, and enclosure are all included in the Rostock district’s list of historic monuments. Details of the church’s furnishings also offer a glimpse into its history: surviving fragments of wall paintings include a depiction of John the Baptist, probably dating to the mid-17th century. A simple altar from 1664 completes the picture.
For visitors particularly interested in architectural and church history, several specific features of the village church are worth noting: its probably medieval fieldstone architecture, the wall paintings attributed to a later period, and the 1664 altar. Thulendorf’s listed war memorial for 1914/18 is another historic feature of the village. Visitors interested in different periods can use these details to guide their sightseeing.
Windmill and harvest festival
A gallery-style Dutch windmill stands in Neu Thulendorf and is considered a landmark of Thulendorf. It offers a different point of interest from the village church: here the focus is on a mill, while the church is distinguished by its architecture and preserved furnishings. Both are of interest to travellers who enjoy historic buildings, though they offer different sightseeing experiences.
The 2025 harvest festival offered another glimpse into local events. The programme began with a traditional church service in the well-attended Thulendorf church. A parade of harvest vehicles, as well as music and games on the festival grounds, followed.
If you’d like to explore more local pages, you can also visit Broderstorf, Roggentin, Poppendorf and Klein Kussewitz.
For the overview of the wider area: Amt Carbäk.
