Apartment in a romantic country style - water-nature-culture-relaxation

Marienthal as a gateway to the world

From Marienthal it means "free ride" - no matter where you want the waterways lead you in all directions and the tour possibilities are almost endless.

Apartment "Marcus" has a living space of 50 m2 and can accommodate 2 people, an extra bed is possible.

Our prices apply per apartment regardless of occupancy:

Apartment "Marcus" 65 € per night
Extra bed per person € 10 per night
€ 10 per bike per day

Cot / high chair € 10 per stay


This is located on the 1st floor. The apartment has a bedroom furnished in a romantic country house style, which invites you to dream and relax. A modern living room with TV and a sofa bed for another sleeping option. In the living room there is a cozy dining area with space for 2 (max. 4) people. The fully equipped kitchen offers you everything you need even on vacation, here you will also find a small dining area. (Fridge, freezer, oven, dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, toaster, kettle)

You can bring your own bikes or rent two bikes on site. A 28´ ladies bike and a 28´ men bike are available for rental. Please let us know when booking if you want to rent the bikes, we will immediately confirm whether the bikes are available or are already rented to other guests.

Marienthal is in the Brandenburg district of Oberhavel, which is a paradise for cyclists, water and nature lovers. Not only its nature with numerous lakes, rivers, canals and forests, but also its cultural wealth make the district one of the most beautiful in Brandenburg.

Our apartment offers nature lovers, cyclists and water lovers in particular an ideal starting point for a variety of exciting activities. Forget everyday stress and city noise! In the village there are two restaurants and a restaurant just a few minutes away from your apartment.

Activities and leisure activities

- Raft tours on the Wentowsee

- Paddling on Wentowsee & Havel & many other lakes and canals

- diving

- fishing

- Hike

- To go biking

- Drive the trolley

- The fish canoe pass

- Taking photos

visit cities

- Zehdenick

- Templin

- Oranienburg

- Fürstenberg

- Reinsberg

- Neuruppin

Experiences

- Templin natural thermal baths

- ELDORADO western town Templin

- Mildenberg brick park

Marienthal is mentioned for the first time in a letter from the Kurmark War and Domain Chamber in Berlin dated 26 March 1754. It was created as a Brandenburg border village along the country road, at the crossing over the Wentow Canal built in 1732. Mainly linen weavers found a new home here. The Wentow Canal was expanded in 1816, so that it was also used with Oder-made barges. With the discovery of the clay deposits between Zehdenick and Marienthal, numerous brick factories were created in 1880. In addition to Zieglern, the barges' barges, which were mainly used to transport bricks, formed a large group of the population.

The history of Mariethal is therefore closely linked to shipping. The ship club was founded in 1842, and it still exists today and traditionally celebrates its skipper ball every year.

The Great Wentowsee and the much smaller Little Wentowsee owe their origin to the last ice age. The over 10 km long basin was excavated by melting water flowing under the ice. With more than 200 km2, the catchment area for this 279 hectare lake is quite large. About two thirds are forested, the rest are farmed. There are some clay engravings in the immediate vicinity of the bank. Its natural drain, the "Tornower Fließ", which is closed to boats of all kinds, flows into the Havel. The amount of water is regulated by a dam. The outflow is now mainly through the navigable Wentow Canal into the Havel. The Great Wentowsee with its shallow depth (max 3.9m) naturally has a nutrient-rich state with rather cloudy water (plankton cloudy). The visibility depths are only 0.2 meters on average during the bathing season. Underwater vegetation cannot develop under these conditions. In some areas there are wide silting areas with floating leaf plants and dense reed beds that offer a good habitat for various waterfowl species. Common grebes, pale claws, mallard ducks and gray herons are common.

Our region owes its name to the upper Havel. With its canals and numerous lakes, it runs through our district from north to south like a blue ribbon and shapes the face of Fürstenberg, Zehdenicks, Liebenwaldes, Oranienburgs and Hennigsdorfs.

For Oberhavel, the Havel is recreational space, source of life, geographical bracket, economic factor and waterway at the same time.

The Ruppiner Seenland together with the adjacent Mecklenburg Lake District is one of the most beautiful boat areas in Europe. More than 2,000 kilometers of waterways, some of them mysteriously entwined, invite you to discover something new - a paradise for water and nature lovers. You can expect reed-lined banks, water lily ponds, swamps and bogs, but also varied moraine areas, extensive natural landscapes, heathland and rustic beech, mixed and pine forests.