Gut Vorbeck – Vorbeck Village Church loop from Gneven
Gut Vorbeck – Vorbeck Village Church loop from Gneven
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Gut Vorbeck – Vorbeck Village Church loop from Gneven
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9.67km
60m
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Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 15, 2026
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271 m
Gneven Manor House
Highlight • Historical Site
Gneven, north-east of Schwerin, was first mentioned in 1246. In 1521 Hermann Kardorff sold the estate and village for 600 Reichstaler.
In September 1608, Marquard Preen became the new owner of the estate, but had to pledge it for 15 years in 1643. In 1701, Christoph Johann Walburg acquired the estate, but sold it together with the hunting ground in August 1708 to Mr. Levin Ludwig Petersdorff. As early as 1734, the estate changed hands: Christian Siegfried Bassewitz became the new owner. From 1890, Captain Hugo Kruse was the owner of the estate, which at the turn of the century covered around 500 hectares. The captain a. D. Kruse succeeded the Petersen family as owners of the estate in 1924. From 1925 the estate was owned by Felix Heribert Schoeller. In 1927/28 he sold it to the paper factory Felix Schoeller jr., of which he was a co-owner.
The manor house has classical forms, the unusual semicircular shape was probably around 1908. Behind the house there is a small romantic park with a pond. The manor house has been lovingly restored in recent years and is inhabited.
gutshaeuser.de/de/guts_herrenhaeuser/gutshaeuser_g/gutshaus_gneven
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Gut Vorbeck
Highlight • Cafe
The manor house is the magnificent heart of the farm. In 2010 the manor house was completely renovated and rebuilt. There are now 19 stylishly furnished rooms, some with a balcony, and one suite available to guests. The bright, individual rooms impress with classic design and lovingly selected details that ensure a feel-good atmosphere. The foyer of the manor house invites you to relax with its elegant sofas and fireplace, while the evening can end in the rustic vaulted cellar.
Since the spring of 2014, the new Gutscafé "HerzensGUT" has opened at Gut Vorbeck. In the small house with the blue door there are tea and coffee specialties. The café is famous for its delicious homemade cakes and opulent tarts. When the sun is shining, you can also enjoy it on the large sun terrace with a view of the Warnow.
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Vorbeck Village Church
Highlight • Religious Site
The villages of Kladow, Kritzow and Vorbeck have belonged together since July 26, 1317 at the latest. In 1949 Kladow left the association. Kritzow and Vorbeck remain in the von Bülow family for another 100 years. After that, Vorbeck often changes hands.
The oldest part of the church is the east gable. It is part of the early Gothic brick building that was probably already standing in 1317. The window shapes and the beautiful painted ceiling date from the period after the Thirty Years' War, in the late Baroque period. Extensions were later added to the choir area in the south and north around 1860. Below and below the chancel is the burial vault of the von Bülow family.
The altarpiece is a Gothic triptych, probably made in a Wismar workshop around 1490. In 1999, after extensive restoration, it was put up again in Andreas Volkmar's workshop in Lüblow. Before that, it was in safe custody for years. For safety reasons, the figures are not in the altar, but are only placed inside on special occasions. The altar shows Christ and Mary in the middle, surrounded by Anna Selbdritt, Barbara, Margareta and an unknown saint. The 12 apostles are on the side wings.
Like so many churches, the Vorbeck Church suffered greatly at the end of the war and afterwards. Church roof and tower roof were leaking and the rain particularly damaged the wood. The most necessary repairs were laboriously carried out.
It is thanks to love for the home church that the family of Gneven's last landowner, the Buss family, were so committed to the restoration of the church.
Source and further information:
kirchengemeinde-pinnow.de/seite/234463/vorbeck.html
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Sternberger Seenland Nature Park
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5.42 km
Rest Area at the Warnow Valley Near Karnin
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7.67 km
Sandy Path to Gneven
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9.67 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
3.53 km
3.19 km
2.22 km
688 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
5.64 km
2.68 km
812 m
344 m
126 m
< 100 m
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