Neu Bartelshagen: Manor House History and Bodden Landscape

A manor house dating from 1750 and the landscape along the Grabow Bodden give Neu Bartelshagen a character shaped by both architectural history and nature. There are also leisure activities in nearby Zühlendorf and places to visit elsewhere in the municipality. When planning your trip, the first thing to consider is how you would like to combine culture, time by the water and outdoor activities.

Manor House and History

The manor house was built in 1750 by a Swedish officer, with additions made in the 19th century. Ceiling paintings have been preserved inside. The building date, later additions and paintings offer different perspectives on this historic building, without reducing it to a single period.

The local manor history of the Rée family is also linked to the manor house. Paul Rée was born in Adlig Bartelshagen, now Neu Bartelshagen. Alongside the architecture, this provides a biographical connection to the history of the place.

Bodden, Birds and Outdoor Activities

Neu Bartelshagen and Zühlendorf lie on the waters of the Grabow Bodden; together, they are considered an important stopover area for Scandinavian migratory birds. Elsewhere in the municipality, there are opportunities for hiking and cycling along the Bodden waters. The landscape and its importance for bird migration can thus be appreciated alongside opportunities to explore the area on foot or by bike.

Leisure Activities in Nearby Zühlendorf

The former harbour in Zühlendorf is historically linked to the Neu Bartelshagen estate and is used for quiet leisure activities. These include kiteboarding, fishing and walks along the Bodden. The options range from a water sport to more relaxing activities by the water.

Zühlendorf landing stage is a marina on the Grabow in the Neu Bartelshagen postal area.

Excursions Elsewhere in the Municipality

The wider municipality has the character of a rural tourism hinterland. Alongside hiking and cycling opportunities by the Bodden waters, cultural excursions to the UNESCO-listed city of Stralsund and the Baltic Sea resorts are among the region’s attractions.

If you would also like to plan cultural excursions, you could consider visiting Stralsund and the Baltic Sea resorts.

Niepars in the Wider Travel Destination

The wider travel destination of Niepars is home to another historic church: Niepars Village Church is a two-aisled brick church dating from the 13th century. Inside the church is a chalice-shaped granite baptismal font from the 14th century. A small pond with seating near the church invites visitors to take a break. In contrast to the manor house, the focus in Niepars is on a church building. Its two-aisled layout and brickwork define the structure, while the granite baptismal font provides a distinctive feature. The nearby pond and seating complement this historic focus with a place to pause.

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To the overview of the wider travel destination: Amt Niepars.