Neu Bartelshagen: Hotels and Accommodation

Neu Bartelshagen and Zühlendorf are located along the waters of the Grabow Bodden and are considered an important resting area for Scandinavian migratory birds. The surrounding municipality serves as a rural tourist hinterland. The Bodden waters offer opportunities for hiking and cycling; cultural excursions lead to UNESCO-listed Stralsund and the Baltic Sea resorts.

Culture and History

The manor house in Neu Bartelshagen is documented as a historic attraction. A Swedish officer had it built in 1750; extensions from the 19th century were added later, and ceiling paintings have been preserved inside. The manor house is also connected to the local manor history of the Rée family: Paul Rée was born in Adlig Bartelshagen, today's Neu Bartelshagen.

Bodden and Harbour

The former harbour in Zühlendorf, which was historically associated with the Neu Bartelshagen manor, is used for quiet leisure activities, including kitesurfing, fishing and walks along the Bodden. Zühlendorf landing stage is a marina operated by a club on the Grabow, in the postal code area of Neu Bartelshagen.

Surroundings

The area surrounding Neu Bartelshagen includes Stralsund Zoo, Kenz-Küstrow, St. Mary's Church, Barth, St. Mary's Church, Bülten, Barther Oie and Großer Werder.

Flemendorf, St. Mary's Church is located in the immediate vicinity of Neu Bartelshagen. Mönchstein lies in the wider regional surroundings.

More local pages: Lüssow, Steinhagen, Kummerow, Pantelitz, Niepars, Wendorf, Zarrendorf, Jakobsdorf.

For the higher-level travel overview: Niepars Office.