Visitor information center of the Peene Valley River Landscape Nature Park

Visitor information center of the Peene Valley Riverscape Nature Park in Stolpe

The visitor information center of the Peene River Landscape Nature Park is located on the south bank of the Peene River, in the heart of the municipality of Stolpe. In a thatched house not far from the old village church - harmoniously integrated into the townscape - visitors can expect a modern exhibition about the unique habitats along the Peene, one of the most natural river landscapes in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

Lake eagle, orchid and moors: experience biodiversity in the Peene Valley

From the white-tailed eagle to the reed owl, from the orchid to the sand immortelle - the exhibition vividly conveys the extraordinary flora and fauna that characterizes this nature park. A special focus is placed on the moorland areas and the large-scale renaturation measures in the region. Anyone wishing to gain a better understanding of the Baltic Sea coast and its nearby natural areas - similar to the Western Pomerania Lagoon National Park near Greifswald or the natural landscapes on Usedom - will find valuable insights here.

Virtual boat trip and excursion tips for the Peene Valley

A virtual boat trip takes you through the history, landscape and everyday life of the region. The friendly nature park staff and numerous flyers and brochures help you plan your next excursion - whether on foot, by bike or with the solar boat on the Peene

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How to get to the visitor center in Stolpe an der Peene

Stolpe can be reached directly by ferry - the Stolpe and Stolpmühl landing stages are just a few hundred meters away. The nearest train station is in Klein Bünzow (approx. 7 km) and Anklam (approx. 9.5 km) is also within easy reach. By car, the Jarmen highway junction (approx. 14 km) offers good access.