18/06/2026
Gutshaus Rossin was built in 1836–1837 in a refined classical style inspired by the Schinkel school. It was once described as one of the most beautiful estates in the historic Anklam region. Behind its elegant and understated facade, architectural details such as the central staircase and octagonal glass dome create a surprisingly light-filled interior.
Today, after careful restoration which is still ongoing, the estate has found a new purpose: Rossin is becoming a place for culture, creative exchange and contemporary working. It now hosts events, exhibitions and a co-working concept.
Showing how historic manor houses in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern can be reimagined for modern life while preserving their heritage.
As part of the MittsommerRemise on 20 and 21 June, visitors have the opportunity to step inside and experience this special place beyond its historic facade.