Muchow: Hotels and accommodations

Muchow is located in a rural setting where fields, waterways, and traces of a long history of settlement are closely intertwined. The municipality belongs to the Grabow administrative district in the Ludwigslust-Parchim district of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany, and is sparsely populated and surrounded by fields.

Geographical location

The Müritz-Elde Waterway runs along Muchow’s western municipal boundary. South of the village, the small Tarnitz River also flows toward the Löcknitz. The A24 can be reached via the Neustadt-Glewe exit, which is approximately ten kilometers away.

Natural surroundings

The Schwarze Berg and the Lindenberg are located in the vicinity of Muchow. The Priesterberg is situated in the surrounding area of the municipality. In this way, individual elevations complement the open landscape characterized by fields.

History and surroundings

Muchow was first mentioned in official records in 1377. However, settlement in the surrounding area dates back to before the beginning of the Common Era. The Elefantenhof Platschow is also located in the area surrounding Muchow. The Schwedenschanze and the Wendish Burgwall are also located in the surrounding area. The Pingelhof and the Burgwall are situated in the wider regional area.

Other places

Other linked places: Milow, Prislich, Eldena, Möllenbeck, Brunow, Zierzow, Dambeck and Steesow.

From Muchow, you can also explore the other places in the surrounding region.

For the overview of the higher-level travel region: Grabow administrative district.