Discover Hohen Luckow

Hohen Luckow brings together a well-known manor house ensemble and a village church in the heart of the village. If you are looking for a hotel for a trip to Hohen Luckow, you can plan your stay around your cultural interests and desire for outdoor activities. The estate is known for its architectural history and cultural events; the village church adds to the historic setting, while cycling and hiking trails offer different experiences.

Gut Hohen Luckow: Manor House and Culture

Gut Hohen Luckow is widely known for its manor house, commissioned by Christoph von Bassewitz in 1707. With its manor house, farm buildings, park, and lands, the estate forms an ensemble unique in the region. The dates complement one another: the commission dates to 1707, while the manor house was built in the 18th century. The estate hosts a variety of art and cultural events throughout the year. Concerts take place in the Knight’s Hall. If you would like to include a particular concert in your travel plans, check the date in advance.

The patronage church at Gut Hohen Luckow has windows by glass artist Angelika Weingardt.

Village Church and Local History

Hohen Luckow Village Church stands in the heart of the village, right next to Gut Hohen Luckow. The church’s documented new building was erected in 1308; its history spans more than 700 years. The year refers to the new building, while the longer time span places the church’s history in context. Its location right next to the estate brings these two historic landmarks together in the village without diminishing their distinct histories.

Cycling and Hiking Trails

The “Gutshaus-Rundweg” (Manor House Circular Route) cycling trail passes manor houses in Hohen Luckow and other places. By contrast, the Heiligenhagen–Hohen Luckow–Satow–Heiligenhagen circular hike partly follows quiet country lanes surfaced with cobblestones or concrete slabs. Your choice depends on what you are looking for: manor houses along a cycling route, or a hike with rural sections and the described surfaces. Trail surfaces may change depending on the weather or maintenance. If you plan to do the hike, check trail conditions in advance.

Satow in the Wider Travel Destination

Satower See is located in Satow and covers 6.8 hectares. Paddle boats and stand-up paddleboards are permitted on the lake; check local rules before taking part. A play and discovery trail with rest areas runs around Satower See. Stations and information boards provide details about the region’s flora and fauna, as well as its history. The trail is suitable for walks, hikes, and family outings.

Satow also has cultural heritage sites of its own: the ruins of the monastery church, a landmark dating from the 13th century, lie in the middle of a park and shape the town center. The old cemetery around the church ruins has a park-like character and provides a setting for a variety of cultural activities.

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Go to the overview of the wider destination: Satow.