History
Approx. 115,000 – 11,600 years ago | Formation of the Mecklenburg Lake District in the Weichselian glacial periods (the last freezing phase in the ice age). |
Approx. 16,000 years ago |
Formation of the hilly terminal moraine landscape extended in the north of Waren (Müritz). |
Approx. 5000 years ago |
Stone-age settlements and formation of megalithic tombs. |
Up to 500 AD | Settlement by Germanic tribes. |
6 – 12th century | Settlement in the region by Slavs. |
1160 | The Duke Henry the Lion defeated the Slav Prince Nikolot and converted the region to Christianity. |
1618 – 48 | In the thirty-year war, 70% of the Mecklenburg population lost their lives. |
Up to 1820 | Large estates and serfdom characterise the region. |
Up to the 2nd world war |
Formation for several manor houses and landscape gardens. |
1913-1915 | Alexander Schöller, the Berlin-based art dealer constructed the country house at the northern bank of the Tiefwarensee, where the current main building of Hotel Amsee is located. |
1921 | Acquisition of the Schöller country house by the Mecklenburg State to set up a climatic health resort for lung patients. |
1946 – 1992 | In the Amsee Park, the acute and rehabilitation clinic Amsee developed into an important cross-regional speciality centre. |
1994 – 1998 | The acute and rehabilitation clinic Amsee was newly built at Warener Buchen. The Schöller country house became the hospital administration building. |
April 2005 | Opening of “Hotel Amsee”: the hospital management was relocated in the Amsee Hospital. The Schöller country house was converted to Hotel Amsee with 27 spacious rooms. |
Aug 11 | Opening of the hotel extension with 35 comfort rooms and suites. |
2013 | Opening of the Amsee conference centre. |
Autumn 2015 | Planned opening of the spa area. |