Usedom
5 Attractions
De Spinndönz
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De Spinndönz is a natural goods store and workshop in Usedom. Here you can buy natural products. Some of the sheep's wool is processed on old looms or on the spinning wheel.
Usedom Harbor
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Usedom Harbor
Stadtbäckerei Kühl - Café with sun terrace in Usedom
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We bake with passion - Despite using the latest technology, we are particularly proud of the fact that our baked goods are made with love, passion and craftsmanship by our bakers themselves. The breads and rolls are also baked directly in our specialist stores to guarantee you unmistakable freshness on site! Welcome to our café on the sunny island of Usedom. Directly on the B110 in Usedom town, Bäderstraße 3, our cozy café with sun terrace invites you to linger. Here you can relax with a coffee specialty and a delicious piece of cake or with a cool drink and a handmade snack. With our varied breakfast offer, you can start your (vacation) day fresh and without work. Opening hours of our café: Monday - Saturday 06:00 -18:00 Sunday 07:00 -18:00 Then as now, we bake for you with passion! Despite state-of-the-art technology, we are particularly proud of the fact that our baked goods are made with love, passion, tradition and craftsmanship by our bakers. We only use the best ingredients - preferably from our region. This is the Stadtbäckerei Kühl: there for you at over 70 locations throughout Mecklenburg-Vorpommern cozy cafés traditional & modern baked goods coffee specialties & handmade snacks seasonal cakes & homemade pies Visit us in our café in Usedom and let us convince you of our passion for baking!
Usedom City Information
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The town of Usedom is a charming little town in the south of the island of Usedom. It is steeped in history. The Anklamer Gate with its local history museum, St. Mary’s Church, City Hall, and the Schlossberg invite our guests to linger. The only German town on the island of Usedom was granted Lübeck city rights in 1298. Small and steeped in history, Usedom is situated on an isthmus in the southeastern part of the island. Once upon a time, here on Lake Usedom, it was a prominent center of trade and craftsmanship and a ducal residence: from 1153/55 to 1307/09, it was also a monastic site and, at times, a bishop’s seat; and a mint from the late 12th through the 15th century. Usedom once had a city wall and three city gates. Of these, the Anklamer Gate—a beautifully structured brick building—has survived. Centuries ago, the town had five churches and chapels; today, only the imposing St. Mary’s Church towers over the surrounding area. Walking along one of the renovated streets in the old town, you’ll reach the Schlossberg, where a granite cross commemorates the Christianization of the region. The beautifully restored houses, charming cafés, and small shops in the town are a feast for the eyes. Unlike in the old days, the city now extends beyond its city walls to include the Usedomer Winkel, the southern tip of the island. In total, the city of Usedom comprises 13 districts. Guests who love peace, seclusion, and nature will find everything they’re looking for here in the beautiful Achterland. When exploring the Usedomer Winkel, highlights include the church in Mönchow, the remains of the railway lift bridge, a new marina for water sports enthusiasts in Karnin, and the island’s only land-based cheese dairy in Welzin. One of the newest attractions in the town of Usedom is the TRAKTOREN WELT USEDOM, built in 2015. Spanning an exhibition area of approximately 7,500 m², the tractor museum offers a 100-year overview of German tractor history from both East and West.
St. Mary's City Church, Usedom
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St. Mary’s Church in Usedom was first mentioned in 1337. After the great fire of 1475, the church was rebuilt. The first restoration took place in 1726 (wooden pillars and beam ceiling), followed by another from 1891 to 1893 (choir, upper part of the tower, and interior design—Neo-Gothic). Noteworthy features include the late-medieval tombstone of the ducal couple Ratibor and Pribislawa, founders of the Grobe Monastery near Usedom, and the Grüneberg organ. The church serves as a venue for the Usedom Music Festival.