Jarmen: Hotels and Accommodation

An extensive network of cycling and walking paths stretches around Jarmen. The landscape around Jarmen is considered idyllic and well suited to exploration on foot and by bicycle.

Geographical location

Jarmen is a town in the Vorpommern-Greifswald district of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Culture and history

Visitor attractions include St. Mary's Church and the Old Market Square. The former rural outpatient clinic and the town hall are also among Jarmen's attractions. Jarmen was first documented in 1269 under the name “Germin”. From 1648 to 1720, Jarmen was under Swedish administration before becoming part of Prussia after the Great Northern War.

Jarmen has cultural and sporting facilities as well as an active network of local associations.

Surroundings

The village church in Bentzin and the Kronsberg are located in the immediate vicinity of Jarmen. The surrounding area is home to the village church in Behrenhoff, the Danzelberg, and the Galgenberg. In the wider region around Jarmen are Quilow Moated Castle, the Trabbi Barn, and Grimmen Zoo.

More town pages: Daberkow, Bentzin, Kruckow, Tutow, Alt Tellin, Völschow.

To the higher-level travel overview: Jarmen-Tutow Administrative District.