Places of interest

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Bundeskegelbahn Stralsund

📍 Stralsund

The Bundeskegelbahn Stralsund is a modern 8-lane bowling alley and home to the "Hansa" Stralsund e.V. bowling club. The bowling alley is also open to visitors and is therefore not just reserved for sports bowlers. Please make an appointment in advance. If you don't just want to bowl, you can also request the space for a party or event? The bowling alley offers space for approx. 60 people.

Colorful parlor

📍 Ahrenshoop

It has been a cultural meeting place for artists and art lovers for 100 years. Literature lovers can choose from a well-stocked collection, especially from the genre of regional literature. The Bunte Stube was founded in June 1922 by Martha Wegscheider and the painter Hans Brass. With its striking red and white design by Bauhaus architect Walter Butzek, the small store developed into an important building in Ahrenshoop in 1929. Today, books, handicrafts, jewelry, natural products and the art cabinet dominate the offer.

Neustadt-Glewe Castle

📍 Neustadt-Glewe

The oldest preserved fortified castle in Mecklenburg is located in Neustadt-Glewe. In the museum, visitors of all ages can not only visit the tower with its deep dungeon, the guard and defense room and the restored living room, but also learn interesting facts about life in the castle and the town. The castle is also home to the tourist information office and the castle restaurant. The old Neustadt-Glewe Castle is one of the best-preserved castles in Mecklenburg and was intended to serve as military protection for the southern and south-eastern borders of the County of Schwerin against attacks by the County of Dannenberg and the Bishoprics of Havelberg and Ratzeburg. Around 1250, the Count of Schwerin had a castle built on a natural Elde dune on the outskirts of Neustadt-Glewe. It consists of the Old and New Houses, a curtain wall with a gate and battlements as well as a keep with shooting holes, a dungeon, a knight's hall and an abbey oriel. While the Old House served as living quarters for the castle bailiffs and servants, the ducal residence was located in the New House. Over the course of its 700-year history, the castle has undergone various uses and several structural changes. It has been completely renovated since 2006. Today it houses exhibitions on the history of the castle and the town as well as art and special exhibitions. On a tour of the castle complex, visitors can see the tower with dungeon, guard and defense room as well as the restored living hall. The "Hofstube" is of particular importance. It is decorated with Gothic and Renaissance wall paintings and has a medieval hot-air heating system. Once a year, on the first weekend in June, the castle comes alive with medieval hustle and bustle. Market people, jugglers, knights and the castle nobility invite you to the castle festival. Get married at the castle Neustadt-Glewe Castle is the perfect location for your fairytale wedding! Receive your guests in the castle courtyard, for example. The castle meadow is ideal for the wedding photo shoot! The team at Neustadt-Glewe Castle will be happy to help you plan your big day. You can not only celebrate your romantic fairytale wedding here: you can also choose a medieval or more rustic style. The castle also has a civil wedding room.

Penzlin Castle - Witch Museum

📍 Penzlin

Cultural history museum for everyday magic and witch hunts in Mecklenburg The small town of Penzlin is located in a scenic part of the Mecklenburg Lake District. The most important sight in Penzlin is the "Old Castle" from the 16th century. Since 1994 it has been home to the specialist museum for "Magic and Witch Hunts in Mecklenburg". Expert guides provide information about the castle's history and bring the witch hunts back to life on a tour of the torture chamber and the unique witch dungeons. Also worth seeing are the black kitchen with its 12-metre-high chimney and the knights' hall, which is now used as a registry office. A witches' playground awaits young visitors and the castle restaurant invites you to linger. The castle courtyard with its witches' benches and herb garden offers visitors a special ambience. Visible from afar, the 13th century St. Marien church towers like a hen over the dreamy little town. Every year, Walpurgis Night takes place on April 30 and the castle festival always takes place on the penultimate weekend in August, attracting thousands of visitors.

Wesenberg castle complex with interception tower

📍 Wesenberg

Castle complex with local history room and exhibition on fishing and regional history, tourist information, public internet access, nationwide ticket service The castle was built in the middle of the 13th century to protect the town of "Wesenberge". As a result of the Thirty Years' War, today you can only explore the preserved torso of the keep, also known as the Fangelturm, and parts of the castle wall. The Fangelturm now serves as an observation tower. The castle premises are now used as a local history room with an exhibition on fishing and regional history, as a forestry museum and tourist information center. As every year, the traditional castle festival takes place on the 1st weekend in July with a historical parade, knightly spectacles, dancing and fireworks.

Castle Museum Plau am See

📍 Plau am See

A museum - really for everyone. Plau am See has a museum that is accessible to everyone and is guaranteed not to bore anyone. The former Plau Castle offers interesting insights into history and also houses a unique museum of local history and technology. Information on accessibility Access to the museum building is stepless All doors/passages are at least 90 cm wide Exception: WC door of the public WC outside the museum is 80 cm wide Paths and corridors are at least 150 cm wide Elevator 110 cm wide and 140 cm deep Elevator door: 90 cm wide Guided tours for people with walking disabilities and wheelchair users Seating available during the tour Route is steplessly accessible Pre-booked tours also for people with hearing, visual and cognitive impairments Public parking spaces in Quetziner Straße Information about the exhibits is provided in writing Assistance dogs may be brought along

Castle tower Plau am See

📍 Plau am See

The castle tower in Plau was built in 1448/49 and is still completely preserved. The 3 m thick walls and the 11 m deep dungeon, as well as the tower ascent, amaze locals and guests alike when they visit. The historic castle tower in Plau am See is the remaining part of a fortification that was built in 1449 to stop the raids of Brandenburg knights. During the Thirty Years' War, it offered protection against sieges and raids by the Swedes and Saxons. At the end of the war, the decision was made to "grind down" the fortifications, which meant dismantling them. Only the castle tower was spared this fate. Until 1985, the tower was not used and was open to everyone, which was particularly pleasing for the children of Plau, who had great adventures. In 2000, the Museum Friends of Plau am See also set themselves the task of renovating the tower and making it attractive for visitors.

Castle rampart at Cape Arkona

📍 Putgarten

The "Jaromarsburg" is located at Cape Arkona, the northernmost point of the island of Rügen, and is reminiscent of the Slavic era. The long-known "Jaromarsburg" on the northern tip of the island of Rügen was the sacred place of worship of the Ranen, a West Slavic people. It was built as a temple sanctuary in honor of Svantevit, the main god of the Slavs on Rügen. From the 9th century until the fall of the castle in 1168, this last pagan bastion was the political and religious center of power on the island. The castle rampart, which is still 12 m high today, with its moat and the interior of the castle, has been exposed to the constantly advancing coastal erosion for decades, which is why numerous sondages, prospections and excavations have taken place since 1868. Author: Dr. Katrin Staude / Archaeo Tour Rügen, archaeo-tour-ruegen.de

Burgwall ferry

📍 Teterow

The passenger ferry connects the mainland with Burgwallinsel - a former Slavic settlement. Originally, the farmers of Teterow grazed their cattle on Burgwallinsel, but at some point they created a small ferry link between the island and the mainland. Over time, the island became a popular excursion destination. A restaurant was built on the island and a passenger ferry was put into operation. This is still the case today. The Burgwall ferry runs to Burgwallinsel from Easter to September. Current information: End of season from September 15, 2025

Castle Wall Island

📍 Teterow

The former Slavic settlement is now a local recreation area. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2010. A gem in the immediate vicinity of Teterow is the Burgwallinsel in Lake Teterow. Until the early Middle Ages, the island was connected to the mainland by a 750-metre-long wooden bridge - an architecturally perfect structure without a single nail. Today, the former Slavic settlement can be reached by ferry or the launch "Regulus" and offers those seeking peace and relaxation. If you want to be physically active, you can hire water scooters and rowing boats on the island, swim at the natural beach (with a small sunbathing area, unguarded) or explore the surrounding area on the island hiking trail. Younger guests can look forward to a playground. The WENDENKRUG invites you to stop for refreshments. Delicacies from the region are served in the restaurant or on the lakeside terrace, and those who wish can also rest their weary heads here. In summer 2010, the island was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Guests arriving by car can use the Burgwallinsel parking lot and walk from there to the ferry. Alternatively, the parking lot at the bathing establishment can be used. From here, you can reach Burgwallinsel via the NaturBad using the "Regulus" launch. The island can be reached daily from Easter to the end of September, except on Mondays (closing day). Current information: End of season from September 15

Buskam - erratic boulder in the Baltic Sea off Göhren

📍 Göhren

This heavy boulder is located approx. 200m from Göhren beach. The part of the stone protruding from the water has a circumference of approx. 40m. The legendary "Buhskam" or "Buskamen" near Göhren is the largest boulder discovered to date in the whole of northern Germany, weighing a massive 1600 tons. Depending on the water level, the stone giant protrudes about 1.50 m out of the approx. 7 m deep water. On the surface of the hammer granite are countless small bowls or pots, the meaning and purpose of which, as well as their dating, have not yet been clarified. Cult practices are usually suspected, but cannot be proven. Author: Dr. Katrin Staude / Archaeo Tour Rügen, archaeo-tour-ruegen.de

Theater bus parking lot

📍 Stralsund

There is a bus parking lot next to the Stralsund Theater with space for two to three buses. Two to three buses can park on the edge of the old town island next to the east side of the theater. The Old Market, Stralsund Town Hall and the harbor are just a five-minute walk away. From here it is about a 20-minute walk to the lido. The bus stop "Olof-Palme-Platz" for bus lines 1 and 4 is located on the west side of the theater, in the direction of Kniepertor. Parking fees according to the parking fee regulations of the Hanseatic City of Stralsund Chargeable times: Monday - Friday: 9:00 - 18:00 Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Zone A Area of the old town island (old town center) and the immediately adjacent area (old town edge) Parking fees for cars Parking time up to 20 minutes 50 cents additional 20 minutes 50 cents Day ticket from 4 hours EUR 6.00 Parking fees for coaches, caravans, motorhomes and caravans: double parking fee Zone B Remaining city area Parking fees for cars Parking time up to 60 minutes 50 cents additional 60 minutes 50 cents Day ticket from 4 hours 2,00 EUR Parking fees for coaches, caravans, motorhomes and caravans: double parking fee Further information: Parking fee regulations of the Hanseatic City of Stralsund Zone A and Zone B: Overview map All information without guarantee

Binz bus shelter

📍 Ostseebad Binz

A building from 1967 by the Binz architect Ulrich Müther. Ulrich Müther (* July 21, 1934 in Binz; † August 21, 2007 Binz) was a German civil engineer and building contractor. He designed and built more than 50 shell structures, technically known as double-curved concrete shell structures, and thus became an exponent of architectural modernism. One of these shells is a measuring and test structure and was originally intended to be used as a test shell for the multi-purpose hall in Rostock Lütten Klein.

BÄRENWALD Müritz

📍 Stuer

At BÄRENWALD Müritz, brown bears that have been freed from poor conditions find a home close to nature. The bear conservation center is committed to animal welfare and nature conservation and places a strong focus on sustainability. Visitors can gain exciting insights into the lives of brown bears on a forest hike, immerse themselves in the world of native plants and animals at events and discover local products and delicacies in the regional store and the in-house organic bistro. Information on accessibility 2 marked parking spaces for people with disabilities (350 cm x 500 cm, distance to the entrance 40 m). Circular bus stop 50 m from the entrance. There is no seating available. The surface of the path from the parking lot to the entrance is low-vibration and easy to walk and drive on. The checkout counter is 103 cm high. There is an alternative means of communication while seated. The BÄRENWALD Müritz is an extensive park with very spacious outdoor enclosures for the bears. There are steep and bumpy sections on the paths (approx. 2000 m), and an alternative section has been set up for people with limited mobility. The paths are 200 cm wide and have gradients of up to 6% over a length of 500 m. Seating is available. In the BÄRENWALD Müritz, the animal enclosures and the associated information can mainly be viewed and read while seated. The Bear Academy on the 1st floor is a multifunctional room and is used for lectures, training courses, etc. It can be reached by elevator. It is accessible via the elevator. Cabin size of the elevator: 110 cm x 146 cm, the door is 90 cm wide. All areas that can be used by guests are accessible without thresholds or via the elevator. All raised doors in public areas are at least 88 cm wide. There are wheelchair-accessible tables in the bistro. Public WC for people with disabilities with grab rails available. The animal enclosures and the associated information can mainly be viewed and read while seated.

STAGE 602 - Compagnie de Comédie

📍 Rostock

Venue of the independent theater group Compagnie de Comédie am Stadthafen Compagnie de comédie Rostock was founded at the beginning of 1991 as the first independent theater in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern by Joachim Lemke, Holger Schulze, Georg Haufler, Armin Roder, Friedemann Wikarski, Lutz Wesolek, Martina Witte, Rita Barg and Monika Boysen. The opening took place on July 12, 1991 with the premiere of Aristophanes' "Eirene - Peace". Martina Witte has directed the theater since 1993. The theater has its home at Bühne 602 in Rostock's city harbor and puts on around 200 performances a year. In the summer months from June to August, the Rostock monastery Zum Heiligen Kreuz is also used for open-air events.

Bakery & Confectionery H. Behrens

📍 Plau am See

Traditional family recipes, creative breads with seaweed or draff, glass bakery, café with terrace.

Bakery - Backstuuv Wunnerbar - Bad Sülze

📍 Bad Sülze

Bakery - Cafe Wunderbar Fresh rolls and baked goods as well as other regional products Opening hours: Mon. to Fri. 9.00 - 17.00 h Sat. and Sun. closed

Bakery Brovadan Schlemmin

📍 Schlemmin

Country bakery Brovadan Just opposite Schlemmin Castle, you can buy wholemeal bread and wholemeal rolls of the very highest quality in the small country bakery. The cakes and cookies are also traditionally made with the best ingredients. The small bakery also stocks everyday groceries. Even though the inviting store is very small, you can enjoy coffee and cake at the bar table with a view of the beautiful castle. Opening hours: Tue. to Fri. 6.30 am - 5.00 pm Sat. 6.30 - 11.00 a.m. Sun., Mon. closed

Jaretzke bakery

📍 Malchin

The Jaretzke bakery at Markt 8 in Malchin is a traditional bakery known for its freshly baked bread, rolls and cakes. With a cozy café area, it invites you to linger and offers both food on site and to take away.

Bakery Kadatz Ribnitz-Damgarten

📍 Ribnitz-Damgarten

Traditional bakery since 1960 Welcome to the Kadatz bakery in Neubrandenburg. We offer you over 250 products, which we produce fresh every day in Neubrandenburg. These include oven-fresh bread rolls, breads with natural sourdough, a wide range of cakes, many recipes have changed very little since the company was founded in 1960. Snacks and much more are available in our branches. Start your day with us with a leisurely breakfast and delicious snacks.

Bakery Kröger Landbäckerei & Café Ribnitz

📍 Ribnitz-Damgarten

Country bakery with baking tradition The delicious rolls, breads and baked goods are produced in the 3rd generation without additives and finished products. There is also a selection of regional products and newspapers in the store. For a short break, you can also enjoy coffee, cake, sandwiches or a warm snack in the café. Opening hours: Mon. to Fri. 7.00 am - 6.00 pm Sun. 7.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m. Sat. closed

Bakery Kröger Landbäckerei & Café Sanitz

📍 Sanitz

Country bakery with baking tradition The delicious rolls, breads and baked goods are produced in the 3rd generation without additives and finished products. There is also a selection of regional products and newspapers in the store. For a short break, you can also enjoy coffee, cake, sandwiches or a warm snack in the café. Opening hours: Mon. to Fri. 6.00 am - 6.00 pm Sun. 7.00 - 10.00 a.m. Sat. closed

Bakery Kröger- Landbäckerei & Café - Damgarten

📍 Ribnitz-Damgarten

Country bakery with baking tradition The delicious rolls, breads and baked goods are produced in the 3rd generation without additives and finished products. There is also a selection of regional products and newspapers in the store. For a short break, you can also enjoy coffee, cake, sandwiches or a warm snack in the café. Opening hours: Mon. to Fri. 6.00 am - 6.00 pm Sun. 7.00 - 10.00 a.m. Sat. closed

Bakery Kröger- Country Bakery & Café Marlow

📍 Marlow

Country bakery with baking tradition The delicious rolls, breads and baked goods are produced in the 3rd generation without additives and finished products. There is also a selection of regional products and newspapers in the store. For a short break, you can also enjoy coffee, cake, sandwiches or a warm snack in the café. Opening hours: Mon. to Fri. 6.00 am - 6.00 pm Sun. 7.00 - 10.00 a.m. Sat. closed