Schloss Daschow, Heritage castle in Gallin-Kuppentin, Germany
Schloss Daschow is a two-story plastered manor with a flat hipped roof and decorated window frames overlooking the lakes of Mecklenburg. The building combines classical architecture with contemporary use as a hotel and event venue.
This building began as a hunting lodge following the Thirty Years' War and changed hands several times over the centuries. The acquisition by the von Pentz family in 1703 initiated a period of significant improvements and development.
The halls host classical music performances that connect the building's past to cultural events of today. Visitors experience how the space brings together historical elegance and contemporary artistic gatherings.
The property offers 15 country-style rooms with private bathrooms and an on-site café serving regional dishes. When planning a visit, check in advance whether events are scheduled, as they may affect public access to certain areas.
The property serves as an official wedding venue for the Lübz registry office, allowing couples to hold ceremonies in its halls or extensive grounds. This role has transformed it into a special place for celebrating life events beyond typical tourist visits.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
