Bredenfelde: Hotels and Accommodation

Bredenfelde is located in the Mecklenburg Lake District, northwest of Neubrandenburg and approximately ten kilometers southeast of Stavenhagen. The Kittendorf Peene, a tributary of the Ostpeene, forms the northern boundary of the village.

History and Transport Routes

Bredenfelde was first documented in 1353. Federal highway B 194 runs west of Bredenfelde. From 1913 to 1945, the village was also the terminus of the Demmin–Stavenhagen–Bredenfelde narrow-gauge railway.

Culture and Regional Destinations

Bredenfelde has a Protestant Lutheran church within the Bredenfelde parish. Nearby are Kittendorf, the village church, Hexenberg, Lustberg, Buchenberg, and Tannenberg. The surrounding area includes Wildberg and Ivenack Wildlife Park; Burg Schlitz is located farther away in the wider region.

Further pages for places at the same level can be found at Gülzow, Grammentin, Ivenack, Mölln, Briggow, Ritzerow, Stavenhagen, and Knorrendorf.

For the higher-level travel overview: Amt Stavenhagen.