Gutshaus Ludorf

The Gutshaus is among the oldest and most beautiful manor-houses in Mecklenburg. The house was built in 1698 by the Danish royal chamberlain Adam Levin von Knuth in the style of the Danish Clinker Renaissance. Marvellous ceiling paintings on wood still decorate the historical interior of the house. The English garden, extending up to Lake Müritz, was built during the golden age of Mecklenburg agriculture in the mid 19th century, as were the farm buildings grouped around the roundel. The octagonal patron church is unique in northern Germany. It was built at the end of the twelfth century using the same floor plan as the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
The dramatic contrast between the age-old farming region on the west shore of Lake Müritz and the nature reserve on the east shore offers guests at Gutshaus Ludorf an unforgettable experience.
Gutshaus Ludorf is also easily accessible from the direction of Lake Müritz. Proceeding through the castle park for 600 metres, you will arrive at Ludorf Bridge Marina, where there is a steamboat pier and 40 marina berths.

Gutshaus Ludorf Castle Hotel
17207 Ludorf/Müritz
Tel.: + 49 39931 8400
Fax: + 49 39931 84620
E-Mail: info@gutshaus-ludorf.de

Visiting times:
Church, museum and manor house 
April - October from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Special features:
Weddings, Concerts, excelent regional cuisine, guided historical and nature tours, coach riding, bicycle rent, all watersports.

Prices for one night with breakfast:
Single: from Euro 76,-- per room
Double: from Euro 98,-- per room
Suite: from Euro 170,-- per room

Special Offer:
"Pure Nature": 2 nights/breakfest, 3-course-dinner, guided nature tour, 5-course-candlelight-dinner, guided historical tour. Price: Euro 189,-- per person.