Lühburg

Lühburg is a municipality in the eastern part of the district of Rostock in Mecklenburg- Vorpommern. The municipality is the Office Gnoien, located in the eponymous city, managed.

Geography

The territory between the towns Gnoien and Ticino is located in Warbeltal. The small tributary of the Cernosin drains the mostly flat and slightly hilly area. The city of Rostock is about 30 kilometers away.

To Lühburg include the districts Basse gift of God, and Repnitz Strietfeld.

Attractions

→ See also List of monuments in Lühburg

The three-winged mansion in Lühburg was built around 1725/30 of Ludolph Friedrich von Bassewitz on a medieval wall- trench system, the neo-Gothic brick tower on the rear front is evidence of a restoration in 1885. 1945 is expropriated and expelled the family of Bassewitz, the manor different uses supplied. As of 1992 it was back in private hands and was repaired occupied extensive. 2010 took over Dorothee Calsow, born Countess of Bassewitz, with your family, the former home of the great-grandparents.

The village church in the district of Lower Lower emerged in 1364 the first time in a document. In it, the late medieval grave slabs of Bassewitz family have survived, as well numerous jewelry full stalls from the Reformation and patronage boxes of later centuries.

In a listed building, formerly the stable in the district Repnitz has the " bull stable eV Repnitz " his domicile. Here besides theater project weeks and workshops.

Transport links

Federal highway 110 ( Rostock- Demmin ) crosses the area Lühburg. Near the village of Repnitz it crosses the motorway 20 (junction Ticino). The nearest railway station is about seven kilometers from the city of Ticino ( train to Rostock ).