Melz: Hotels and Accommodation

Melz lies between Röbel/Müritz and the upper Elde Valley in the Mecklenburg Lake District.

Geographical Setting

Melz belongs to the Mecklenburg Switzerland and Lake District travel region. The village is situated in a gently hilly landscape, with elevations reaching up to 76 metres above sea level.

Landscape and Natural Environment

The landscape around Melz was shaped by the last ice age. As a result, lakes, kettle hollows, rivers and streams were formed.

The Windmühlenberg lies in the nearby area. The Winterberg is located in the surrounding area, while Großer Horst lies in the wider regional surroundings of Melz.

The Bollewick Maze is also located in the surrounding area of Melz.

Culture and History

Burgwall, Ringwall, the Battle of Sixteen Thirty-Six Memorial Platform and Goldbeck Castle are located in the wider regional surroundings of Melz.

Melz-Friedrichshof is associated with a bronze hoard consisting of 14 pieces, discovered in 1970 and exhibited at the Museum of Prehistory and Early History in Schwerin. Prehistoric offerings identified as such by heritage authorities are also associated with Melz-Friedrichshof.

Other Places

Other place pages: Fincken, Massow, Grabow-Below, Buchholz, Leizen, Stuer, Gotthun and Kieve.

For the overarching travel overview: Röbel-Müritz District.