Zölkow: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The municipality of Zölkow is characterized by agricultural use. Small kettle holes lie among the fields and meadows, supporting diverse flora and fauna. The Warnow winds its way through the municipality.

Landscape

Large forested areas surround Zölkow’s fields and meadows and invite visitors to go hiking. Wind energy infrastructure is part of the landscape character. In many places, meadows frame the Warnow in Zölkow. Historic Büdnereien in the villages belonging to Zölkow reflect the area’s earlier development.

Culture

The village church in Kladrum was built in the second half of the 13th century as a fieldstone structure. Its eastern brick gable features a seven-panel pointed-arch blind arcade. The square west tower has a spire with a domed cupola dating from 1698. Most of the interior furnishings date from the 18th century.

The pulpit altar in Kladrum village church was built in 1752 by KLINCKMANN from Rostock. The furnishings also include a wooden baptismal font from 1650. Older gravestones have been preserved in the churchyard of the village church.

The small church in Groß Niendorf is described as a sight associated with Zölkow. Zölkow is also home to an old forester’s house.

Regular church services are held in all churches of the Mestlin-Techentin-Kladrum parish, which includes Zölkow, Groß Niendorf, and Kladrum. The Mestlin-Techentin-Kladrum parish welcomes visitors to church services, concerts, and events.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Zölkow can continue browsing nearby destinations via the following location pages: Domsühl, Rom, Severin, Groß Godems, Damm, Lewitzrand, Karrenzin, Obere Warnow.

For the higher-level travel overview: Amt Parchimer Umland.