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Karlshagen Nature Conservation Center

Karlshagen · Usedom · 54.1242° N, 13.8388° E
Karlshagen Nature Conservation Center

At the Karlshagen Nature Conservation Center, you’ll learn many interesting facts about nature reserves and bogs.

There’s also an extensive seabird exhibit. If you’d like to learn more about the impressive natural landscape of the island of Usedom, the Nature Conservation Center is the perfect place to visit. There are various exhibition areas to explore, covering topics such as nature reserves, the Peenemünder Haken, facts about bogs, protected plants, seabirds, forest ecosystems, technical facilities, and much more. Admission is free!

Karlshagen Nature Conservation Center: Learning About Usedom’s Natural Landscape

The Karlshagen Nature Conservation Center is an informative destination for anyone who wants to learn more about the unique natural landscape of the island of Usedom and the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania region. Located on this Baltic Sea island, where coastlines, forests, and bogs create a remarkable diversity of nature, the center offers in-depth insight into the local ecological relationships.

Exhibition areas on bogs, seabirds, and ecosystems

Various exhibition areas invite visitors to explore: Visitors can learn interesting facts about the region’s nature reserves, the Peenemünder Haken, local marshes, and protected plants. A comprehensive seabird exhibition, along with information on forest ecosystems and technical facilities, rounds out the offerings. Admission to the Karlshagen Nature Conservation Center is free.

Nature conservation on Usedom – nestled along the Baltic Sea coast

Usedom is one of the most nature-rich islands on the German Baltic Sea coast and thus ranks alongside other significant protected areas in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, such as those on Rügen or in the Fischland-Darß-Zingst region. The Karlshagen Nature Conservation Center brings this regional significance to life in a clear and accessible way—for families, school groups, and nature enthusiasts alike.

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Tourist information Karlshagen

Tourist information Karlshagen

Karlshagen

Karlshagen in the north of the island of Usedom is a Baltic seaside resort that is perfect for families, campers, cyclists and water sports enthusiasts. There's the Baltic Sea with its wonderfully wide beach on one side - and the Peene River with its idyllic marina on the other. Family vacation on the ISLAND OF USEDOM! Karlshagen is located in the very north of the Baltic Sea island. A seaside resort that is perfect for families, campers, cyclists, hikers and water sports enthusiasts. There is the Baltic Sea on one side and the Peene River on the other. Directly The 5-STERNEDÜNENCAMP is located directly on the kilometer-long and up to 80 m wide beach and yet in the middle of the forest - a first-class campsite in every season. Karlshagen also has a name among water sports enthusiasts. The marina has become the largest mooring in the German part of the island. Sailors anchor here as well as passenger ships and motor yachts.

Karlshagen Church

Karlshagen Church

Karlshagen

Along with the church in Bansin, the church in Karlshagen is the only church built in the 20th century on the island of Usedom. Due to the growing number of residents and vacationers, a church was built and consecrated in Karlshagen in 1912. During World War II, Peenemünde was bombed on the night of August 17–18, 1943. The church, which was destroyed and burned down in the attack, was rebuilt in 1953 thanks to a fundraising campaign led by Karlshagen’s pastor, Adolf Spreemann. In 1991, the church underwent extensive renovation. Today, the church is used for a variety of purposes as a hall church.