Groß Krams: Hotels and Accommodations

On the Hagenow Church Tour, Groß Krams is discovery point 9; the route passes through the village before reaching Redefin. The tour is intended for cyclists and starts and ends at Hagenow Town Hall Square. It uses paved cycle paths and roads, with longer sections running along unpaved sandy paths. Hagenow railway station is listed as an access point by public transport.

Culture

Raseneisenstein in Groß Krams is included as a feature. A war memorial commemorating 1914/1918 is listed at Teichstraße 1/Hauptstraße.

Cycle Paths

The Sacred Buildings Cycle Route is a themed cycling route connecting sacred buildings in Hagenow and the Hagenow-Land administrative district. It links nine regional and supraregional sacred buildings, some of which are considered unique. The route can be cycled as an approximately 70-kilometre day tour or as two half-day tours of approximately 33 and approximately 45 kilometres. It is signposted throughout and marked with a Sacred Buildings logo. Information is provided via information boards installed outside and handouts inside the sacred buildings. The cycle route is also connected to the long-distance Elbe-Baltic Sea Cycle Route and the Mecklenburg Lake District Cycle Route.

Landscape

The route crosses a varied Mecklenburg cultural landscape with dense forests, fields, meadows, and views of largely unspoilt surroundings.

Other places in the same administrative district: Kirch Jesar, Strohkirchen, Warlitz, Gammelin, Bobzin, Alt Zachun, Kuhstorf, Belsch.

To the higher-level travel overview: Hagenow-Land Administrative District.