Alt Krenzlin: Hotels and Accommodations

Alt Krenzlin is located in the Griesen Gegend, a wooded area between the Sude, Elde, and Elbe rivers.

Geographical Location

Alt Krenzlin is a municipality in the Ludwigslust-Parchim district of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany. The Ludwigslust Canal and the Rögnitz flow through the southeastern part of the municipality.

Landscape

The Salzquelle, Buchberg, and Schlächterberg are located in the area surrounding Alt Krenzlin. The Salzquelle is a spring; Buchberg and Schlächterberg are hills.

Culture and History

The Schlosspark, a park, is located in the surrounding area. Conow, the village church, as well as the Ludwigslust Catholic Church of St. Helena and St. Andrew are also located there. Both are churches in the area surrounding Alt Krenzlin.

The Wendische Burgwall and Dömitz Fortress are located in the wider regional surroundings. The Wendische Burgwall is a site dating from ancient times, while Dömitz Fortress is a fortress.

Neu Krenzlin has a historical connection to an estate: A manor owned by the von Penz family stood on the site of the present-day estate, was sold to the ducal chamber in 1706, and was subsequently operated as a leased estate.

Other places in the same administrative area are Uelitz, Leussow, Warlow, Sülstorf, Rastow, Lüblow, Lübesse, and Göhlen.

For the overarching travel overview: Amt Ludwigslust-Land.