Several cultural sites have been designated around Gribow: Quilow Water Castle is designated as a castle in the surrounding area, the Trabbi-Scheune as a museum, St. Mary Magdalene Church in Schlatkow and Quilow Village Church each as a church, and the Schlatkow Orchard Meadow as a park. This makes the surrounding area suitable for a stay in which cultural destinations play a role.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Gribow.
Experiences
In the wider regional surroundings of Gribow, Wolgast Wildlife Park is designated as a zoo and Lubmin Beach as a beach.
Nature
Kuckucksberg is designated as a hill in the immediate surroundings of Gribow. For travelers interested in landscapes, this records a specific feature of the immediate surroundings.
History
Gribow was first documented in 1320 and is described as a place of Slavic origin.
Geographical setting
Gribow is a municipality in Vorpommern-Greifswald, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
The village lies on a plateau at approximately 22 to 26 meters above sea level. The Swinow flows through Gribow; its course runs from Karlsburg to the Peene south of Gützkow.
Gribow lies approximately 22 kilometers southwest of Wolgast and six kilometers east of Gützkow.
The name Gribow is derived from “grip,” meaning “mushroom”; historical forms are Grybow and Griebow.
For further planning, the next step is to search for accommodation in Gribow.
