In Amt Neverin, tangible traces of local history meet cultural attractions and trails through a landscape shaped by lakes and valleys. The district comprises twelve municipalities and provides visitors with information about local institutions, facilities and community life across the district. When choosing a hotel, it helps to first decide what you want to focus on during your trip: would you like to prioritise architectural history and events, or spend more time on hiking and cycling trails?
Architectural History and Cultural Venues
The Neverin water tower was built in 1919 by the estate owner Jasper von Behr-Negendank. The altar in Woggersin Church also anchors local history to a specific period of construction: it dates from when the church was built around 1788 and belongs to the late Baroque period.
The building housing the Woggersin cultural centre was built around 1850 and was originally used as a storehouse and stable. Today, the cultural centre is a historic venue and cultural hub in Woggersin, offering space for concerts, markets and a variety of cultural events. It thus combines its former use with a contemporary cultural programme.
Those interested in crafts can learn pottery in Christine Schmidt’s workshop at the Woggersin pottery studio. The cultural centre’s farm shop also stocks selected regional products. These experiences complement the architectural history with crafts and regional produce.
Manor Houses in Staven and Beseritz
The listed manor house in Staven dates from the late 18th century and was frequently remodelled up to the mid-19th century. In Beseritz, the former manor house and the park behind it provide the setting for various cultural events throughout the year. The two places offer different points of interest: architectural history takes centre stage in Staven, while Beseritz combines its park with a programme of cultural events.
Countryside Between the Tollense Valley and the Lakes
Woggersin lies directly on the western edge of the Tollense Valley, about 6 km northwest of Neubrandenburg. To the east of the village, the landscape includes the Tollense lowlands, with several old, water-filled peat pits; fields lie to the north, south and west. The landscape around the villages in Amt Neverin is also shaped by Neverin Lake and the two Hausseen lakes. The landscapes described here range from lakes and lowlands to fields.
Hiking Trails and Cycling Routes
There are hiking trails to and from Neubrandenburg in Woggersin. From Wulkenzin, various forest trails lead to the western shore of Lake Tollense, about 2 km away. Buchort, Gatsch Eck and Alt-Meiershof are territorially part of the municipality of Wulkenzin. For cyclists, a cycle path runs from Neverin via Rossow towards Brunn and as far as the motorway.
The routes vary by mode of travel and destination: hiking trails connected to Neubrandenburg, forest trails to the western shore, and a cycle route towards Brunn. This lets you plan your trip around the topics that interest you most, without conflating these different route options into a single circular route.
Neubrandenburg as a Separate Point of Interest
Neubrandenburg lies on Lake Tollense in the Mecklenburg Lake District. The 40-kilometre GRÜNE RUNDE (GREEN LOOP) connects the city’s recreational areas and passes through countryside and nature right on the city’s doorstep. This urban hiking trail adds a distinct Neubrandenburg point of interest to the trails and landscapes of Amt Neverin.
The destinations and trails mentioned here offer various points of reference, and you can make your choice based on the focus you want for your trip.
Discover more destinations: Trollenhagen, Beseritz, Blankenhof, Brunn, Neddemin, Neuenkirchen, Neverin, Sponholz, Staven, Woggersin, Wulkenzin, Zirzow.
For the broader travel overview: Mecklenburg Lake District.
