Altenpleen
2 Attractions
Gut Nisdorf - Café at Gut Glück
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The family-friendly organic hotel Gut Nisdorf opens its garden café from May through October for cyclists, hikers, and all guests—serving homemade cake, coffee, tea, cold drinks, ice cream, and snacks—all 100% organic. The former 700-year-old manor has been a family-friendly organic hotel for over twenty years, nestled in incredibly beautiful natural surroundings—right on the Baltic Sea Cycle Route and just 200 meters from the Baltic Sea bay. The estate is a vibrant gathering place: whether for family vacations, festive occasions, inspiring seminars, or a spontaneous visit to the garden café—the communally managed facility invites you to linger. Children can enjoy a spacious grounds with a playground, swimming pond, and go-karts, while adults particularly appreciate the peace and tranquility of the location.
CRANORAMA
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KRANORAMA am Günzer See is located on the mainland between Barth and Stralsund. This modern and barrier-free observation station for cranes was opened in 2015 and enables undisturbed and near-natural observation of cranes and other resting birds and birds of prey. On the viewing platform, visitors can observe cranes during their resting period in spring and fall. The Kranorama provides audiovisual media as well as a live broadcast of the cranes from the field on a large screen. In the fall, the cranes can usually be seen from September to early November. They also make a brief stopover in spring, especially in March. During the day, they can be found in harvested maize fields, where they feed on the energy reserves they need for their onward flight. As the cranes are fed in the neighboring fields of the Kranorama, it is very likely to see them there. Please take care not to disturb the cranes during your visit, as undisturbed stopovers with extensive feeding are vital for the survival of these large birds. It is therefore best to wear muted colors and move quietly. From April, the Kranorama takes a summer break. It reopens in the fall when the cranes are resting. Outdoor observation is still possible outside opening hours.