Burg Stargard: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Anyone looking to rent a holiday apartment in Burg Stargard while also seeking culture in the surrounding area will find the village church in Cölpin to be a specific point of interest; the Kulturpark and Lenné Park are also located in the vicinity of Burg Stargard.

Landscape

Hunnenberg and Heidberg are located in the immediate surroundings of Burg Stargard. For travellers interested in the landscape, they are specific named points of reference.

In the wider regional area are the Blankenburg ruins, Wildberg and the church ruins.

History and Culture

The castle complex, built around 1236, includes a museum, a herb and spice garden, and a historical costume workshop, and conveys aspects of medieval life.

From the castle tower, visitors can look into the distance and see the castle complex, with its outer and main castles, from above.

An adventure playground is located in front of the castle complex.

Geographical Location

Burg Stargard is a small town southeast of Neubrandenburg in the Mecklenburg Lake District in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

The town lies in the valley of the Linde, which is dammed at the Mühlenteich; the Gramelower See and Teschendorfer See lakes are located in the southern part of the town area.

Regional Connections

The medieval Burg Stargard castle on the Burgberg gave the town and the historic Lordship of Stargard their names.

The Stargarder Land, with cultivated areas at the Burgberg and near Rattey Castle, is described as Germany’s northernmost wine-growing region.

Nature and Outdoor Activities

There are 200 official natural bathing sites in the Mecklenburg Lake District; many of them have a comparatively shallow entry into the water.

The extensive natural landscape of the Mecklenburg Lake District is also associated with cycling through the region.

The named elevations within or near the built-up area include the approximately 90-metre-high Burgberg, the 89-metre-high Galgenberg and the 86.3-metre-high Klüschenberg; the terrain slopes down westwards towards Lake Tollensesee.

For further regional orientation: Holldorf, Lindetal, Cölpin, Groß Nemerow, Cammin, Pragsdorf.

For the higher-level travel overview: Amt Stargarder Land.