What to do and see in Guestrow, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania: The Best Things to do

The classicistic functional building was erected in 1826 as a hospital of the agricultural workhouse established in Gustrow Castle. Until 1998 the building was used as a hospital. The museum documents the history, art and culture of the Barlach city on 500 m² exhibition space. The city museum, founded in 1892, is one of the most important cultural-historical museums in Western Pomerania.

Wildpark-MV - wolf, bear & co. wilder than in the zoo In Wildpark-MV in Gustrow (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany) the whole family can experience wild adventures 365 days a year. A visit is worthwhile all throughout the year: wolves, bears, lynxes, owls and many other native animals can be discovered. The underwater world also has a lot to offer: aquatunnel, glassy fish stairs and a 30 meter long aquarium wall inspire young and old. Have you ever walked through a river without getting wet? It's possible in Wildpark-MV! But there is much more to experience: oversized insects in the meadows world, the SUBTERRA adventure trail with a bog mummy or guided adventure tours through the 200-hectare park. There are also great events all year long, especially do not miss the wolf hikes in the twilight. Opens daily from 9 am, also on Sundays and public holidays. Free parking.

The castle is a princely building of the 16th century constructed for the purpose of representation and as a residence of the Duke. Güstrow Castle offers its visitors gloriously decorated rooms and a permanent exhibition of a medieval collection, Renaissance art, hunting and pomp weapons, ancient and contemporary glass, GDR paintings, ancient pottery and contempary art. One of the exhibitions is dedicated to the short reign of Wallenstein in Güstrow.