Lehsen: Hotels and Accommodation

Lehsen’s historic heritage includes a two-storey, nine-bay Neoclassical manor house dating from 1822. Its portico is supported by four Doric columns, and there is a clock in the pediment.

Culture and Landscape

The manor house is associated with an extensive landscaped park. It contains old and rare trees, former estate buildings, ditches, and a pond. Ludolf von Laffert, a farmer and dendrologist, once operated tree nurseries in Lehsen.

Geographical Location

The surroundings of Lehsen include the Marsow fieldstone church, Großer Werder and Heidberg, as well as the Future Centre for Human-Nature-Technology-Science.

The wider regional area around Lehsen includes Seedorf Castle, the Franzosenschanze Cultural and Historical Monument, the Spitzbubenberg Cultural and Historical Monument, and Kleiner Werder.

The Elbetal-Schaalsee Cycle Route includes Wittenburg’s historic windmill as one of its stops; it describes a broad landscape of forests, meadows, fields, orchards, and former sites along the inner-German border.

Other places at the same level are Körchow, Wittenburg and Wittendörp.

To the higher-level travel overview: Amt Wittenburg.