Vitense: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The regional cycle route R4 runs from Demern through Rehna for 10 km to Vitense Parber. Another regional route, R3, connects the Radegast Corridor with Schönberg and identifies Vitense Parber as a visitor area. The restored barns there are designated in the Radegast Valley as a special tourist destination and recreational area.

Cycling

Regional cycling tours are organized in Rehna from May to October. There is also an e-bike charging station on Freiheitsplatz.

Culture and History

At Rehna Monastery, visitors can visit the monastery museum and church, use an audio guide in German or English, and enjoy free access to the monastery garden, Kneipp pool, and barefoot trail.

The historic monastery town of Rehna can be explored via an audio walk with 17 stations. It presents half-timbered houses, artesian wells, and the former monastery complex. The Deutsches Haus is open to visitors and contains the inventory of one of Rehna’s last shoemaker’s workshops, as well as historical Mecklenburg traditional costume objects.

In the surrounding area of Vitense lies Dassow, St. Nicholas Church. Gadebusch, St. James and St. Dionysius Church, is also located in the surrounding area. Buchhorst is likewise located in the surrounding area of Vitense.

Surroundings

Rosenhagen Beach is located in the wider regional surroundings of Vitense. Dog Beach 1 is also located in the wider regional surroundings of Vitense. The Bird Park Cultural-Historical Monument and the Spitzbubenberg Cultural-Historical Monument are also located there.

Kappenberg is located near Vitense.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Vitense can then continue their accommodation search.

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To the overarching travel overview: Amt Rehna.