Small but oho... Living in nature at the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site Müritz National Park Buchenwald. Not far from Neustrelitz or the Feldberg lake landscapes is the OT Thurow in Carpin. Welcome to our over 135-year-old country house, which formerly served as a country inn in the Thurow district. The today with living room (m. side. Lake view), bedroom (with double bed), hallway (also office), kitchen, separate dining area and shower room equipped apartment Tante Else is provided here as "time for you". A free parking space in the courtyard is available. If available, you will receive a carport parking space. Occupancy 3 adults with an extra bed or 2 adults and a child with a cot/ child's travel cot can be provided.

In 2022, we have grown family-like. Of course, this also had an influence on the size of the home. Thus came the purchase of the former country inn from 1889 not far from the World Heritage Site "Feldberger Seenlandschaft" with extensive space. As nature and animal lovers, this little place fulfils us. So why not offer our guests the opportunity to relax here and enjoy the tranquillity. We are at your disposal for all your questions. If we are not on site ourselves, we are of course at your disposal by phone.

The leaning church tower of Thurow The village of Thurow today has a white, probably more gray half-timbered church, this was built on the 3rd. November 1754 consecrated. Let's look closely so that the church tower is not in the plumb and is therefore a bit crooked. The citizens love their leaning tower, their landmark of Thurow, and want the tower to remain stable but crooked. The tower is square and has a slightly offset tip with a wind sign at the top. The roof of the tower was covered with black slate, the rectangular vertical part is covered with white slate. There is a hatch towards the village. At Christmas time a star is hung out there, of course a star made of a gentleman's hat. The half-timbered work begins at a height of about one metre. The foundation consists of field stones, followed by rows of bricks before the timbering with its distinctive K-fields begins. Each white wooden window consists of 6 squares arranged in pairs. Each individual field consists of four discs in a wooden cross. The two upper windows are slightly semicircular. The roof of the church was re-covered with tiles. Rural, Unesco World Heritage Müritz National Park, tea stove, village church, bathing beach within walking distance or by car.