A useful landmark in Prisannewitz/Scharstorf is Scharstorf station. Nearby in Göldenitz are two different attractions: a model and landscape park, and a museum in a historic school building. Other cultural sites are part of the wider Dummerstorf destination. This means there is a range of options, from travel information and model landscapes to school history and listed architecture. If you are looking for a holiday apartment, you can first consider which of these highlights matter most for your stay.
Getting there via Scharstorf station
Scharstorf station is located at Am Bahnhof 2 in Prisannewitz/Scharstorf. Live departure and arrival information, as well as timetable information, is available there. Bicycle and car parking spaces are also available. As of August 2026, the station was unstaffed and offered no on-site mobility services. Rostock Hbf was the nearest station with mobile service staff, at a distance of 14 km. Facilities and service information may change, so check the latest timetable and station information before travelling.
Model park and landscapes in Göldenitz
Nearby in Göldenitz, within the municipality of Dummerstorf, miniland MV features more than 70 scale models of regional buildings. The park also includes reconstructed landscapes, nature-oriented play areas, outdoor toys and quiet areas. The combination brings together architectural models, landscape design and spaces for play or a more peaceful break. Check the opening conditions before your visit.
School history at the Göldenitz Rural School Museum
The Göldenitz Rural School Museum preserves an original school building from 1880, with an authentic teacher’s apartment and original classroom. Historical exhibitions and traditional crafts activities offer further insight into school history. A historical lesson can also be booked. The programme and opening hours may vary by season or depending on whether a booking is required. Check the visiting conditions in advance, especially if you plan to attend the lesson.
Cultural sites in the wider Dummerstorf destination
Dummerstorf Manor House was built between 1714 and 1717 in the Baroque style as the ancestral seat of the Mecklenburg noble von Preen family and is a listed building. An association also makes the manor house’s two halls available for public events such as concerts, readings and lectures. Contact the organiser for information about upcoming events.
Churches are also cultural landmarks in the wider Dummerstorf destination. Kavelstorf Motorway Church is open daily from 8 am to 8 pm. St. Godehard’s Village Church in Kessin houses a carved Madonna and Child from around 1300 and a carved figure of Bishop St. Godehard from the 15th century.
Choosing the right highlights for your stay
The two attractions in Göldenitz offer different perspectives: miniland MV focuses on models, landscapes and play areas, while the Rural School Museum is devoted to the historic school building, exhibitions and crafts. The manor house and churches add architectural and art history to the selection in the wider Dummerstorf destination. Compare the visiting conditions as well as the themes when deciding which attractions to include in your travel plans.
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