Old outhouse

"On the day before St. John's Day, a girl of marriageable age must pick seven different kinds of flowers at noon, tie a wreath of them and place it under her pillow on St. John's night, then she will see in a dream what kind of husband she will get!" I wonder if you could dream this dream in the Alte Ausspanne in Walkendorf?

The "Alte Ausspanne" is a listed, lovingly restored, thatched half-timbered house which, together with the "Wossidlo-Haus", the church, the parish hall and the village pond, forms the old village green. Here you can enjoy a wonderful vacation, celebrate parties, meet for conferences or take part in creative courses. The following facilities are available to our guests:

• 1 two-part guest room
• 1 extendable club room "Summer Gallery" with special exhibitions on art and culture
• 1 kitchen, which guests can use on request
• 1 romantic vacation apartment in the neighboring "Wossidlo House" for max. 6 people
• 4 lovingly, traditionally furnished vacation rooms for 1-2 people
• In Dalwitz (2 km) the restaurant "La Remise" offers organic cuisine and breakfast.
• the 4600 square meter meadow garden with benches, sunbathing areas, a "herb snail" and pond
• an idyllic bathing lake (the Schloss-See am Park) is not far away

In the Sunday caféof the "Alte Ausspanne "

• from Easter to Advent
• there are homemade cakes
• Meals are available by individual arrangement.

Past & present: guests are very welcome!

In the past, wagons had to travel on miserable country roads, which didn't last long. They had to be repaired in the smithy and man and horse also needed rest and safety in such a "breakdown". In those days, many a traveler was hindered in the dark by evil figures and robberies. If it didn't happen, he at least dreamed about it on his straw bed, because beds were only available for special guests.

The route from Hamburg, Güstrow, Demmin and Stettin to Petersburg brought many interesting personalities to the "Alte Ausspanne". Stories are told of Tsar Peter, Wallenstein and Gustav Adolph Wasa. More recently, it was Prince Charles or our Prime Minister.