Granzin: Hotels and Accommodations

The western parts of Granzin are considered flat and marshy. At the municipal boundary with Obere Warnow and Rom lies the Granzin peat bog; it is part of the Großes Moor bei Darze nature reserve. The small Wocker River rises in Granzin, while the Rote Bach is the municipality’s largest flowing body of water.

Landscape and Bodies of Water

The hills Breid Barg, Knaaksberg, Hahnberg, and Dannenbarg are located in the vicinity of Granzin.

History and Regional Destinations

The present-day village of Granzin is first mentioned in a document dated November 3, 1235. Granzin is part of the West Mecklenburg travel region in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

The wider regional area around Granzin includes the Groß Raden open-air museum, the castle rampart and the Swedish entrenchment as historic sites, and Meyenburg Palace as a palace.

Other local pages: Karbow-Vietlübbe, Gallin-Kuppentin, Passow, Suckow, Marnitz, Kritzow, Werder, Wahlstorf.

For the higher-level travel overview: Amt Eldenburg Lübz.