Neu Bartelshagen: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

Neu Bartelshagen combines a documented cultural heritage with a location by the water. Anyone looking to rent a holiday apartment in Neu Bartelshagen can then continue their search for accommodation. The manor house of Neu Bartelshagen is a documented cultural heritage sight: it was built in 1750 by a Swedish officer, later received extensions from the 19th century, and preserves ceiling paintings inside. The local manor history of the Rée family is also connected with the manor house: Paul Rée was born in Adlig Bartelshagen, present-day Neu Bartelshagen.

Bodden Landscape and Water

Neu Bartelshagen and Zühlendorf are located on the waters of the Grabow Bodden and are described as an important resting area for Scandinavian migratory birds. The former harbor in Zühlendorf, historically connected with the Neu Bartelshagen estate, is used for quiet recreation, including kiteboarding, fishing, and walks along the Bodden. The Zühlendorf landing stage is a marina operated by a club on the Grabow in the postal code area of Neu Bartelshagen.

Surroundings and Excursions

The surrounding municipality serves as a rural tourist hinterland. Along the Bodden waters, there are opportunities for hiking and cycling, as well as cultural excursions to UNESCO-listed Stralsund and the Baltic Sea resorts. The Stralsund Zoo is located in the surrounding area of Neu Bartelshagen. Flemendorf, St. Mary's Church, is located near Neu Bartelshagen. Kenz-Küstrow, St. Mary's Church, Bülten, Barther Oie, Barth, St. Mary's Church, and Großer Werder are located in the surrounding area of Neu Bartelshagen. Mönchstein is located in the wider regional surroundings of Neu Bartelshagen.

Other places include Jakobsdorf, Pantelitz, Wendorf, Steinhagen, Lüssow, Groß Kordshagen, Niepars and Kummerow.

For the higher-level travel overview: Amt Niepars.