Glasin: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Landscape and Nature

Glasin is situated in a terminal moraine landscape. In the south, hills with elevations of over 90 to 100 metres characterise the area; to the east are the lowlands of the Groß Tessin Basin, and to the west is a sandy outwash plain. A constant alternation of valleys and hills is characteristic of the area; at 104 metres above sea level, Fuchsberg is the highest elevation. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Glasin can then continue their search for accommodation.

In the Glasin area, the Tüzen Moor and the Große Torfmoor east of Poischendorf have been designated as valuable habitats for plants and animals. The Züsow Forest contains orchid species such as the lesser butterfly-orchid and the common twayblade. The protected biotopes in Babst include peat bogs, shrubland and swamp forests, small bodies of water, and wet meadows.

Activities and Places to Visit

The diverse landscape around Glasin and Babst is suitable for excursions on foot. Regional cycle route 5, “Between Neukloster and Züsow Forest”, is a 40-kilometre route that leads through Glasin and Babst as well as through a large forested area.

The bathing area at Lake Groß Tessin is described as a recreational facility in the Glasin area. Züsow Forest is described as a special attraction in the area around Glasin and Babst. The Klaasbach Valley in Neukloster Municipal Forest is also described as a special attraction in this area.

Culture

The village church of Groß Tessin is a seven-bay brick building that probably dates from the first half of the 14th century. Its west tower was built as a fortified tower and bears a roof inscription from 1741. Inside, a Baroque pulpit altar from 1750 dominates.

To the higher-level travel overview: Amt Neukloster-Warin.

More Destinations

More places within the same destination:

Lübberstorf, Jesendorf, Bibow, Zurow, Passee, Warin, Züsow.