Massow: Hotels and Accommodations

The village church in Massow was built predominantly from fieldstone in 1843; bricks were used for the surrounds of doors and windows as well as for the corners. The church stands near the former castle.

Culture and History

The historic Massow estate village included a large castle, a central farmyard, a distillery, and workers’ cottages. The former castle now houses a Diakonie social care facility.

Massow is part of the Massow Protestant Lutheran parish. It includes the church in Massow as well as several surrounding villages with churches or chapels.

Routes and Activities

A route in the regional cycle network runs through Massow and is described as one of the six “old country roads” of the Müritz region. It runs between Evchensruh and Zepkow and passes local cultural and memorial sites, including the village church of Massow.

The rural landscape of the wider Eldetal and Müritz region supports water activities, horseback riding, hiking, cycling, and gliding.

Lake and Nearby Surroundings

Historically, Massow is connected with nearby Massower Lake. The presumed site of the former watermill is located near the lake’s old Elde outlet and the present-day bathing area.

Rohlandsberg and Mittelsberg are located in the vicinity of Massow. Heidberg is situated in the area around Massow.

In the Surrounding Region

The surrounding area of Massow includes the Archaeological Park, Ringwall, Meyenburg Castle, and Burgwall. Burgwall is also located in the wider regional surroundings of Massow.

Other places connected with this locality are Kieve, Leizen, Fincken, Rechlin, Bollewick, Gotthun, Melz and Bütow.

For the broader travel overview: Amt Röbel-Müritz.