Grambow: Moorland Trails, Village Church and Immenwiese

Trails through the Grambow Moor

An educational moorland trail laid out as a circular route, with views of the lake, begins in the area near Grambow. A signposted educational trail and circular hiking route established by the support association leads through the Grambow Moor and is accessible from Grambow. If you are travelling on foot, this gives you a specific reason to include the moor in your travel plans. The circular route offers a different way to find your bearings than a walk through the village; no further details about distance or walking time are provided.

Guided walks and excursions in the Grambow Moor can be arranged for small groups from April to August. The support association or the information centre at Gut Grambow can be contacted about these. This time period applies to the guided activities described. The Bienenstraße, the pilgrimage route of Saint Birgitta of Sweden, and the long-distance hiking trail Naturparkweg e9a also lead to Grambow. If you are interested in hiking or pilgrimage, you can take these route names into account when planning your own route, without assuming they form a single route.

Village history and the Immenwiese

Grambow village church is a hall church built in the 13th century from neatly layered fieldstone blocks. A walk through the village is also a good way to get a sense of Grambow’s history: it follows old cobblestones beneath tall lime trees. Numerous information boards along the walk explain the village’s history, complementing the view of its visible village layout with historical context.

The Immenwiese, a small open-air museum dedicated to the history of beekeeping, insects and nature conservation, is in the centre of Grambow. Visitors can watch bee colonies at work in observation hives. The Bienenstraße also leads to Grambow. Guided tours of the Immenwiese can be arranged for groups and school classes through the “Unser Grambow” support association.

The Immenwiese includes a large play and sports area, a giant hillside slide and a giant Viking swing. These facilities are separate attractions alongside the open-air museum’s nature and beekeeping themes. When choosing what to visit, you can decide whether you would rather explore the Immenwiese’s exhibits or focus on its play and sports area.

Gut Grambow and regional specialities

At Gut Grambow, the hunting school offers courses leading to the hunter’s examination, as well as further training and nature-related seminars for the whole family. The estate also has a 3D shooting centre. The hunting school and shooting centre appeal to different interests than the moorland trails or village history, broadening the range of subjects visitors can consider when planning their stay.

The “Schmiede 16” restaurant at Gut Grambow mainly serves regional specialities made with game and beef from the estate; game specialities are also available to take away. At the Grambow village shop, you will find regional and organic products from local suppliers, as well as a coffee corner. If you want to focus on regional produce, you can consider these as two different options for food and products in the village and at the estate.

Visit other places in the same selection via these links: Gottesgabe, Lübstorf, Dalberg-Wendelstorf, Schildetal, Cramonshagen, Zickhusen, Alt Meteln and Seehof.

For the overarching travel overview: Amt Lützow-Lübstorf.