Discover Lüblow

The local history museum and its collection

In 2026, more than 2,500 objects are on display at the Lüblow local history museum. The collection includes tools, kitchen utensils and furnishings. It also features numerous objects from the “Wanderlust” Lüblow sports club. There are therefore various groups of objects here: items from crafts and household life sit alongside club memorabilia. If you are particularly interested in everyday objects, you can focus on these areas.

The timing of your visit is also relevant: the local history museum traditionally opens on 1 May for the raising of the maypole and again for the harvest festival in September. These two occasions offer a concrete guide if you would like to include the collection in your trip. The May date is linked to the raising of the maypole, while the other opening occasion is the harvest festival. Plan your stay around whichever occasion better suits your travel interests.

Harvest festival and other village events

The annual harvest festival includes a sports festival, a traditional harvest dance and a harvest procession. Decorated tractors, trailers and bicycles are part of the procession. The festival also features two other traditions: the traditional making of the harvest crown and the raising of straw figures. Sport, dancing, the procession and the harvest traditions give the festival several distinct elements. If you choose an event as the reason for your trip, you can make the harvest festival your focus.

In addition to the harvest festival, the “Wir für Lüblow e.V.” association organizes an annual carnival, a children’s festival and a Christmas market. These events add to the choice of local occasions, although no single date is given for all of them. For your planning, it is therefore useful to distinguish between the September harvest festival and the other annually organized events rather than treating them as one combined programme.

Half-timbered church on a hill

Lüblow Church is a small, towerless half-timbered church on a hill. In spring, it is framed by a profusely flowering lilac hedge. The seasonal blooms add a striking feature of the surroundings to the impression made by the half-timbered building. If you visit Lüblow in spring, the lilac hedge is a special aspect of the church; its architectural style or furnishings may be of greater interest at other times.

Some details of the interior are also described: the bell has been returned to its original place above the main entrance. The neo-Gothic altar features the oil painting “Christ on the Cross with Mary and John”. The church therefore offers specific points of interest both for those interested in architectural styles and for those interested in art and furnishings. Its small, towerless form, hilltop location and spring blossoms are distinct features that can each be appreciated on their own.

Tour and getting here

The 53-kilometre Raseneisenstein town tour passes through Lüblow. There is an information board for the tour in the village. Its sights also include the smallholdings on Bäckerstraße. Those exploring the tour will find two named points of interest in the village: the information board along the route and the smallholdings as a sight. You can take the 53-kilometre distance into account when planning your route.

For rail travel, Lüblow station is a useful reference point: trains depart from there hourly in the direction of Schwerin or Ludwigslust. Departures in either direction may matter when deciding how to travel, while the tour, local history museum, church and events offer different reasons to stay. This makes it possible to choose Lüblow based on whether local culture, a festival or the tour is your main interest.

Discover more local pages

If you would like to browse more local pages in the same directory, you can also visit Göhlen, Leussow, Wöbbelin, Uelitz, Sülstorf, Bresegard Bei Eldena, Rastow and Lübesse.

For the overarching travel overview: Amt Ludwigslust-Land.