Vollrathsruhe: Hotels and accommodations

Vollrathsruhe is located on the southern edge of the Mecklenburg Switzerland region in the Mecklenburg Lake District, between Lake Malchin and Lake Krakow.

Landscape

The landscape around Vollrathsruhe is hilly, rich in forests, and characterized by numerous lakes. Parts of the municipality are located in Mecklenburg Switzerland and in the Kummerow Lake Nature Park.

History and estate

The historic estate of Vollrathsruhe includes a neobaroque manor house dating from the period after 1920, an approximately two-hectare English landscape park enclosed by a fieldstone wall, and a preserved burial chapel. The estate was established from 1759 by Vollrath Levin II Moltzan and remained an agricultural estate until its expropriation in 1945.

In the surrounding area

The surroundings of Vollrathsruhe include Burg Schlitz, Liepse, Borgwall, and Küche. The wider regional area also features Schwenzin Castle, the Thünen Museum, Dornbusch, and the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Wildlife Park.

Other places

Other places at the same level are Peenehagen, Neu Gaarz, Kargow, Klocksin, Groß Plasten, Dratow-Schloen, Torgelow Am See and Varchentin.

For the higher-level travel overview: Amt Seenlandschaft Waren.