Mönkhagen: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

Mönkhagen Manor House was completed around 1870 under Ernst August Becker and is described as an example of early Historicism. The building was restored from a severely neglected state in which it was nearly destined for demolition; historical elements were preserved in the process.

The place name also points to an older history: Mönkhagen is associated with monks and was first documented in 1221. The place may at times have been owned by Reinfeld Cistercian Abbey.

The historical connection of the place also includes a visitor notice: Visitors are asked to respect private property and not to enter the grounds of Mönkhagen Manor House without permission.

Surroundings

The Lübeck St. Catherine's Church is located in the vicinity of Mönkhagen. Brinkmannberg lies in the surrounding area of Mönkhagen. In the wider regional area are the State Stud, the Spitzbubenberg Cultural and Historical Monument, the Ansverus Cross, Buchhorst, Rotten Warder and Ziegen Warder.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Mönkhagen can then continue searching for accommodation.

More local pages: Reinbek, Brunsbek, Jersbek, Tremsbüttel, Tangstedt, Reinfeld, Barsbüttel, Großensee.

To the higher-level travel overview: Stormarn.