Grebin is a place where rural lake landscapes, historic castle sites, and local winegrowing exist side by side. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Grebin can then continue searching for accommodation.
Nature
Grebin’s tourism offering is focused on a rural lake landscape and includes opportunities for hiking, observing nature, and fishing. The tourism website specifically mentions white-tailed eagles, roe deer, and fish for nature observation.
Swimming is possible in Grebin at Lake Grebiner; a bathing area on the lake is described as having sunbathing lawns, shady trees, and a sandy beach.
The area also offers hiking in the surrounding countryside, as well as cycling through villages and along lakes.
Culture
Grebin’s local historical heritage includes the remains of a medieval motte-and-bailey castle between the village and Lake Görnitzer, another late-medieval motte-and-bailey castle between Lake Tresdorfer and Lake Rottensee, as well as medieval castle remains in the park of Gut Schönweide.
The area surrounding Grebin includes Riemannstein, Zappen Warder, Ziegen Warder, Rotten Warder, and Bischofswarder. In the wider region around Grebin are the Herb Museum and the Naval Memorial in Laboe.
Local
Grebin has a local vineyard operated by Weingut S. J. Montigny. The grape varieties Solaris, Felicias, and Regent are cultivated there; a house wine called “So mookt wi dat!” is also produced.
Getting Around
There are no direct bus connections to Grebin. Travelers can take the train to Plön and change there to bus 350.
More local pages: Panker, Tröndel, Hohenfelde, Futterkamp, Sehlendorf, Hohwacht, Behrensdorf, and Blekendorf.
