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| Residents | a total of 8800; Tribsees: 2700; Bad Sülze: 1700 | |
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Recknitz-Trebeltal is an office in the north Western Pomerania. It consists of the two cities Tribsees and Bad aspic as well as smaller communities.
background
The Recknitz-Trebeltal office was created in 2004 from the merger of the Bad Sülze, Trebeltal and Tribsees offices.
Tribsees was probably the site of a Slavic castle around the year 1000. It was first mentioned in a document in 1136. From the 14th century it was an important border crossing between Mecklenburg and Pomerania. After the Thirty Years War it belonged to the Swedish part of Pomerania. The city was badly damaged in a fire in 1702. From 1827 a royal Prussian main customs office was located here, which was responsible for land trade with Mecklenburg, with the establishment of the North German Confederation and the abolition of customs borders in 1867, it lost its function. In 1895 Tribsees was connected to the railroad. The population has fallen sharply in recent times: instead of 4,264 in 1970, there were only 2,561 inhabitants in 2011.
Sülze means “place at the salt spring”. 1229 brine springs and salt pans are documented here. Sülze received town charter in 1260 at the latest. The city was almost completely destroyed in the Thirty Years War. From 1807 to 1830 the saltworks again had great economic importance. The spa operation began in 1822 and the spa house was established two years later. In 1927 it was officially recognized as a health resort and thus renamed to bath Brawn. The health clinic was closed in 1993, instead there is now a modern "median clinic". The master gardener of the spa park has planted thousands of dahlias since 1980. The Dahlia Festival has been celebrated every summer since 1981.
getting there
By plane
The nearest commercial airport with scheduled flights is in Rostock-Laage (RLG), 60 km away.
By train
The train stations in Tribsees and Bad Sülze are closed. The nearest train stops are Grim (20–30 km away), Sanitz (20–30 km), Stralsund (35-40 km) and Rostock (40-55 km).
By bus
Bus 120 runs approximately every hour from the central bus station in Rostock via Sanitz to Bad Sülze. The drive from Rostock takes around an hour. Bus 306 runs several times a day from Stralsund via Franzburg to Tribsees (journey time approx. One hour). The bus routes 312 and 320 run approximately every hour from Grimmen to Tribsees (20-25 minutes), individual buses also continue to Bad Sülze.
In the street
| Distances | |
| Berlin | 260 km |
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| Greifswald | 46 km |
| Rostock | 41 km |
| Schwerin | 125 km |
| Stralsund | 36 km |
Tribsees is located directly on the A 20 motorway and also has its own exit. A junction is also named after Bad Sülze, from there it is 7 km to the center. From Rostock, Greifswald or Stralsund the journey takes an average of 40 minutes, from Schwerin 1:15 hours, from Berlin 2½ hours.
By boat
By bicycle
From Stralsund you can on one Railway cycle path drive along the disused Stralsund-Tribseeser railway to Tribsees (34 km, paved throughout, practically level). This is also part of the Long-distance cycle route Hamburg – Rügen, which, however, leads past Tribsees a bit to the east.
There is also a railway cycle path from Greifswald and Grimmen (former Greifswald-Grimmener Railway), but its 52 km (or 26 km from Grimmen) are mostly unpaved. It is partly identical to the Eastern Brick Cycle Route, which also leads from Rostock to Bad Sülze (60 km) and Tribsees from the other direction.
The Recknitztal-Rundweg leads through Tribsees as well as through Bad Sülze. of Ribnitz-Damgarten (approx. 24 km), Ticino (22 km) or Guestrow (approx. 70 km) can get here.
On foot
The north German Way of St. James leads between Greifswald and Rostock through Tribsees and Bad Sülze.
mobility
Tourist Attractions
- Tribsees
Although the city was badly damaged in the great fire of 1701, elements of the medieval old town have been preserved or rebuilt true to the original:
- brick gothic Mill gate and Stone gate, the latter houses a local museum
- 1 St. Thomas Church
, brick Gothic, the west tower is partly from the late Romanesque, the interior design is neo-Gothic, with a remarkable late medieval carved altar, the so-called mill altar. In its central part the four evangelists are depicted with animal heads filling scrolls with quotations from the Bible into a flour mill, at the lower end of which the baby Jesus comes out as the incarnate Word of God. - Western Pomeranian Potato Museum
- Birthplace of the painter Louis Douzette and the local poet Heinrich Bandlow
- neo-Gothic clinker town hall
- Half-timbered store from the 18th century, Neubaustraße 41
- Bad aspic
- 2 City Church, Gothic brick church, baptismal font from the 13th century, baroque organ prospect
- Old salt office from 1739 with salt museum
- former spa house from 1824, classicistic
- Windmill, Am Mühlenberg
- Kurpark, extensive, 13 hectare landscape park with very old trees, during the summer months (June – September) thousands of dahlias of hundreds of different varieties bloom
- Dettmannsdorf
- 3 Kölzow village church, Field stone church from the 13th century (transition from Romanesque to Gothic), tower with half-timbered tower from the 15th century, baroque carved altar
- Kölzow mansion from the 19th century with an 8-hectare landscape park
activities
- Canoe tours through the Recknitz Valley
- Bird watching: The Recknitztal nature reserve with its floodplains and moors is a habitat for numerous species of birds
- Bad Sülze Dahlia Festival, usually on the 1st weekend in September
shop
kitchen
- Blue frog, Karl-Worm-Strasse 4, 18465 Tribsees. Tel.: (0)38320-60121, Email: [email protected]. Open: 6.30 a.m. - 2.30 p.m.Price: dish of the day € 4.95, “premium offer” around € 8.
- Café Wunder Bar, Am Markt 3, 18334 Bad Sülze. Tel.: (0)38229-799181, Email: [email protected]. Café with a bright winter garden and terrace with a view of the Recknitz Valley. In addition to coffee and homemade cakes and pies as well as ice cream, there is also a small selection of hearty dishes (changing daily menu, farmer's breakfast, schnitzel, tarte flambée).Open: Daily 11 am–6pm.
nightlife
accommodation
- Trebelhostel, Willi-Braun-Strasse 17 18465 Tribsees. Tel.: (0)38320-601234, Email: [email protected]. Simple rooms all with their own bathroom, sitting area, TV and WiFi.Price: double room € 30–60, breakfast € 5.
- Guesthouse Mühlenstein, Recknitzallee 1 a, 18334 Bad Sülze. Tel.: (0)38229-704-0, Email: [email protected]. Guest house next to a mill directly on the banks of the Recknitz with a canoe station. 8 double rooms, all with shower / toilet, TV, WiFi, some with connection to family rooms. possible. Two apartments (61 and 77 m²) for a maximum of 4 or 5 people.Price: double room € 46–56.
- Landhaus Schloss Kölzow, Am Park 5, 18334 Dettmannsdorf-Kölzow. Tel.: (0)38228-619-0, Email: [email protected]. Comfortable mansion from the 19th century, some antique furniture, but modern amenities. Very quiet location in a large landscaped park. A total of 16 rooms, including two suites, one apartment and one room suitable for the disabled.Price: double room € 67–125, apartment from € 98, suite from € 110.
