Municipal offices
Stavenhagen Castle

Stavenhagen Castle, an plastered building from the 18th century, shapes the cityscape of the eponymous municipality in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Originally built as a representative manor, it now serves as the central administrative seat while retaining its historical charm.
History+
The origins of Stavenhagen Castle date back to around 1740, when the current plastered building was constructed. A significant alteration occurred around 1890, when a round stair tower was added, giving the structure a characteristic element. For many decades, until the 1970s, the castle served as an educational institution before assuming its current function as an administrative seat.
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