Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Penkow can then continue searching for accommodation. The village pond next to Federal Highway 192 is considered a characteristic local landmark. The intersection on the B192 provides road connections towards Land Fleesensee, Waren, Malchow and Kisserow.
Nature
The Klostermühlbach stream runs through the Penkow area and was renaturalized through environmental protection measures. Near Kisserow, nine prehistoric burial mounds are protected as archaeological monuments. Along the Kisserow–Walow road, an area of approximately one hectare containing rare globe flowers is protected as a nature conservation area.
History
Penkow was first documented in 1309. Its history is described as being closely connected with Malchow Monastery over several centuries.
Surroundings
Schloß Schwenzin is located in the vicinity of Penkow. Kirch Poppentin, Heidberg and Trostberg are located near Penkow. Axenberg is in the vicinity of Penkow, while Ringwall and Meyenburg Castle are located in the wider regional surroundings of Penkow. The Affenwald Malchow summer toboggan run is also located in the vicinity of Penkow.
More local pages: Lenz, Fünfseen, Nossentiner Hütte, Zislow, Walow, Göhren-Lebbin, Alt Schwerin, Silz.
