Venues that host communities

A church location in Landsdorf hosting Sunday services with a church choir, followed by coffee and cake for the community.

A historic Gothic hallenkirche built around 1320, featuring a valuable mill altar from the 15th century, a Lübeck pulpit from 1577, and a Baroque crucifixion group. Community groups and visitors can attend services or arrange guided tours with prior notice.

A public park hosting an autumn thanksgiving service on the open-air stage.

A versatile support base located at the Trebel canal in Tribsees, serving as a meeting point for NAJU and NABU seminar groups, sessions, exchanges, and festivals.

A historic church built around 1320 in Gothic style, featuring a carved mill altar from the 15th century, a Lübeck pulpit from 1577, a baroque crucifixion group from 1710, and a Buchholz organ from 1831. Community groups can climb the tower after registering at the parish office.

A neo-Gothic Tudor-style house designed by architect Heinrich Thormann in 1869, featuring a 3-hectare estate park. It offers holiday apartments and spaces for events such as weddings.

Located in Bad Sülze, this restaurant offers coffee and ice cream specialties on its outdoor terrace with views of the 1362 Stadtkirche and the surrounding green area.

A gallery showcasing paintings, painted ostrich eggs, magical lucky stones, and jewelry by autodidact artists Wolf Herondis and Kathy H-Teufel. Guests can participate in workshops in the painting studio and enjoy free guided tours.

The last house in the village, located on the edge of the Recknitztal, serves as a wonderful retreat for families, groups, and seminars in the heart of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.