Guided tour of Storkow with the green Lutz

Anyone strolling through Storkow (Mark) quickly senses that this town, nestled between lakes, forests, and expansive landscapes, has many stories to tell. Cobblestone streets, narrow lanes, and historic squares bear witness to a long and eventful history.

A large part of this is due to tour guide Lutz Werner, known to many as "Green Lutz," "Old Fritz," or as a fine man in a frock coat. Above all, however, he is one thing: a passionate storyteller who knows his homeland like few others. 

On his guided tours, Lutz Werner takes visitors and locals alike on a vibrant journey through time in Storkow. The starting point is the Peace Oak in the market square. From there, the tour leads through the historic old town, past prominent landmarks, and of course to Storkow Castle, which today is a modern cultural and event venue with exhibitions, a nature park center, a library, and a visitor information office. With stories, anecdotes, and plenty of humor, he brings bygone eras to life and imparts fascinating knowledge about the town's development.

It's no coincidence that storytelling comes so easily to him: Lutz Werner grew up in Storkow. Many places in the town are connected to personal memories and fascinating stories for him. He conveys with great passion what Storkow once was and what it is today.

In addition to the regularly scheduled city tours, a diverse annual program of lectures, bike tours, and guided walks is offered. The tours provide both visitors and locals with a lively and informative insight into the city's history.