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Ludwigslust brewery

Craft beer specialties, guided tours, tastings and events. The Ludwigslust brewers say of themselves that they brew the Duke's beer. The handcrafted specialty beers from the Ludwigslust brewery are brewed just a stone's throw away from the picturesque baroque palace garden, where Duke Christian Ludwig once exuded his charm. Each type of beer is a tribute to Duke Christian Ludwig, the history of Ludwigslust and the monumental buildings of this unique little northern metropolis. Feel free to make an appointment for a guided tour, a tasting or a personal event!

Broad Luzin - Hüttenberg bathing area

● Feldberger Seenlandschaft

Located on the outskirts of Feldberg, on the way to the Schloßberg, this bathing spot not only offers a fantastic location on the Breite Luzin, but also one of the most beautiful sunbathing lawns in the region. large sunbathing lawn No lifeguard Dog bathing beach available (otherwise dogs must be kept on a lead) Dixi WC available Parking lot (distance: 50m) small playground

Broad Luzin - Lichtenberg bathing beach

● Feldberger Seenlandschaft

The entrance to the water is very wide and therefore very suitable for children. A ramp makes it possible for bathers with physical disabilities to safely enter the cool water, and the beach can be reached by car via the village of Lichtenberg. Cyclists and hikers can also choose the romantic tour over the Schloßberg A swimming island, toddlers' slide and beach volleyball court make swimming an experience, and in July and August the beach is patrolled by DLRG lifeguards. The old trees provide plenty of shade. The Lichtenberg bathing beach offers a permanent sanitary complex and a snack bar for your physical well-being. Large sunbathing lawn Lifeguards in the main season No dog beach (dogs must be kept on a lead) WC available (also barrier-free) Parking lot, gastronomy 20m Barrier-free access

Distillery FreudenFeuer

● Murchin

Nature is the luxury of the future. Customers should experience the love for the product, the time and the passion that is put into the production of the distillates with all their senses. Whether it's a private tasting or a guided tour of the distillery - quality always comes first here! The FreudenFeuer philosophy: The love and passion with which the products are developed and produced make them unique creations. The love for the work is revealed to the customers when they enjoy the drinks! Giving something to people: Enjoyment and quality, that is the FreudenFeuer philosophy! Wherever possible, only regional, unsprayed fruit from old orchards, wild-collected fruit and certified organic fruit is used for the products. This makes it possible to produce highly aromatic, single-variety brandies, distillates and liqueurs of great variety and high quality. The aim is to preserve old fruit varieties for the present and safeguard them for the future. The region's excellent climate, with plenty of sunshine and warmth during the day and cool nights thanks to the Baltic Sea climate, guarantees that the exquisite fruit varieties develop a strong and unique aroma. The joy of respectful interaction with nature and its delicacies results in inspiring distillates and liqueurs time and time again. Exquisite brandies, gins, liqueurs and ciders are produced in the in-house distillery. The love for the product, the time and the passion that we put into the production of our distillates should be experienced by the customer with all their senses. Whether during a private tasting or a tour of the distillery and sales room - the enjoyment of quality always comes first!

Letterbox swing bridge Langenkanal

● Stralsund

Letterbox at the corner of Langenstraße - Querkanal and Langenkanal Emptying: Monday to Friday: 16:00 Saturday: 11:00

Mailbox ferry dock

● Stralsund

Letterbox opposite the ferry terminal Emptying: Monday to Friday: 16:00 Saturday: 10:15

Mailbox Kniepertor

● Stralsund

Letterbox southwest of Kniepertor Monday to Friday: 16:15 Saturday: 11:00

Letterbox at the former post office

● Stralsund

Mailbox directly in front of the former post office Emptying: Monday to Friday: 2:30 pm, 5:30 pm Saturday: 12:00 pm

Fountain ship propeller

Fountain ship propeller This fountain is located directly at the city harbor and shows a ship's propeller as a symbol for Mecklenburger Metallguss GmbH. MMG is the world market leader in ship propeller construction. Ships on all the world's oceans are powered by propellers from Waren (Müritz). The fountain was donated by the Rotarians, the Lions Club and private individuals and realized according to a design by Walther Preik. The sculptor Walther Preik was born on March 5, 1932 in Massow. He initially completed an apprenticeship as a stonemason from 1947 to 1950. He then attended the technical college for applied arts in Wismar and the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts until 1958. After graduating there, he moved to Waren (Müritz) to live and work as a freelance artist. He became particularly well known for his animal sculptures and fabulous figures and has left his artistic mark all over Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Many of his works can be found in public spaces, especially in Waren (Müritz). Walther Preik died on 11.5.2018 in Waren (Müritz).

Fountain of joie de vivre Malchin

The fountain of joie de vivre is located on the church square in Malchin.

Fountain of joie de vivre in Rostock

● Rostock

The "Fountain of joie de vivre" on the University Square in Rostock was created by the Rostock artists Reinhard Dietrich and Jo Jastram and inaugurated on June 27, 1980. As an inner-city place to spend time, the "Fountain of joie de vivre" in Rostock symbolizes the unity and interrelationship between humans, animals and water. With its groups of figures, 26 bubbles and 18 fountains, it is a landmark of the Hanseatic city.

Brunnenaue Stralsund

● Stralsund

The Brunnenaue in Stralsund is a small idyllic park with a large fountain. First mentioned in 1630 as a healing spring, the city park of the Biedermeier period is a simple park with play and sports areas. Around 1848, merchant Ernst H. F. Billich expanded it into a park with arbors, new paths and trees. Remains of the original park still exist despite the modernization in the style of the 1970s. Rare tree and shrub species, such as the bald cypress, were planted here and still grow today. The tranquil atmosphere and idyllic landscape make the Brunnenaue a popular recreational area for locals and tourists alike. The fountain in particular, with its large fountain, is a popular meeting place in summer. The many seats surrounding the fountain and numerous park benches along the paths through the park invite you to linger. The fountain bubbles after the chestnut blossom around Easter in spring, summer and fall and then goes into its winter break in October.

Fountain meadow in Sagard

● Sagard

The Gesundbrunnen Sagard was once a spa and bathing establishment in Sagard on the island of Rügen. Opened in 1795, the bathing and leisure establishment made Sagard the first bathing resort on Rügen and established a spa business, which operated until around 1830. A small wood near Sagard is called "Brunnenaue". It is a reminder of eleven years of lively spa and bathing life. Pastor Heinrich Christoph von Willich opened Rügen's first spa here in 1795. An area with several springs was laid out as a picturesque park. Paths led along the stream with small waterfalls and past seating areas and arbors. There were play tables and a carousel, swings and seesaws, and you could also try your hand at bowling. Various hot and cold baths were set up in the bathhouse for a medical therapy program. Music and dance events rounded off the visit. Today, little remains of the time between 1794 and 1806, when hundreds of guests came here in the summer for treatment and relaxation. Only the field name "Brunnenaue" has remained. The small wood with the meandering stream still gives a vague idea of this brief era.

Dömitz bridge monument

● Dömitz

The bridge memorial in Dömitz is a monument to the reunification of Germany. Firmly anchored on an imposing pedestal, a segment of the old Elbe bridge near Dömitz commemorates the division of Germany, which lasted more than forty years. The road bridge, which connected Mecklenburg and Lower Saxony before the Second World War, was destroyed during an American air raid in the final days of the war. It was not rebuilt during the Cold War. On December 18, 1992, a new bridge over the Elbe was inaugurated at the same location. It was the first new bridge to be built over the former border river after the collapse of the GDR and has since been regarded as a symbol of reunification. At the junction of the B 191 and the B195, approximately one kilometer behind the eastern abutment of the Elbe bridge, is the bridge memorial, which consists of a relocated pillar and several meters of superstructure from the old bridge.

Hans-Hilmar Koch Museum of Letterpress Printing

In the climatic health resort of Krakow am See, visitors will find the only museum of the art of letterpress printing in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and what's more: since 1998, visitors have been able to experience a family business from the early 20th century up close in the show workshop, where they can touch and participate in letterpress printing. Note: Currently closed due to renovation work. Courses are still possible at the Schwerin site. The letterpress printer and typesetter Hans-Hilmar Koch has fulfilled his dream here, in the beautiful building of the old school: "Letterpress printing with movable type, as the letterpress process is also known, is the most important cultural achievement of mankind! I want to pass on this knowledge in the digital age. The sensual handling of paper, color and shapes, writing and words is being lost today." However, anyone who experiences first-hand how texts are still set in the traditional way using lead and wooden type and how they are printed on old letterpresses will gain a new appreciation of the high value of books as a cultural asset. Lovers of fine papers and high-quality commercial graphics can also place individual orders: Hans-Hilmar Koch produces printed graphics, family or business stationery through to calendars and printed napkins on the historical machines. In workshops, children and adults can learn about papermaking, lead typesetting, letterpress printing and bookbinding and produce their own printed matter such as business cards or greetings cards. Those who want to work artistically are introduced to the techniques of experimental linocut in the printmaking course. The Museum of Letterpress Printing is currently closed due to renovation work. Courses are still possible at the Schwerin location.

Ship in a bottle museum

● Ostseebad Boltenhagen

The private collection with the exhibition "Seafaring is a necessity" shows many ships in bottles, ship models, a miniature planetarium, old maritime equipment and flotsam and jetsam. Jürgen Kubatz lovingly crafted his exhibits himself. He has been pursuing this passion for over 40 years and exhibits his work in his ship-in-a-bottle museum. When looking at the artistic ships in bottles, some guests ask themselves: How did the ship get into the bottle? Opening hours: It's open when it's open! Jan.-Dec.: usually Mon-Sat 2-5 p.m.

Bug near Dranske

● Dranske

The westernmost headland of the Wittow peninsula on the island of Rügen is known as the "Bug". The "Bug" begins south of the village of Dranske. The Bug peninsula stretches from Dranske over a distance of 8 km and an area of 500 ha in a south-westerly direction. It is only 55 meters wide at its narrowest point in the northeast, with a maximum width of around 1,500 meters in the southwest. To the west, the Bug joins the Baltic Sea. The northern part of the island of Hiddensee is located in front of it on the Baltic side. The Vitter Bodden borders the Bug to the southwest. To the north-east, the Wieker Bodden and to the south-east the Buger Bodden and the Rassower Strom separate the peninsula from the island of Rügen. The southernmost tip is the Buger Haken. The southern part of the Bug has been part of the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park since September 12, 1990. The Bug was a restricted military area for many decades. This allowed nature to develop relatively undisturbed. Guided nature tours of the southern Bug are currently available. Registration takes place via the tourist office in Dranske.

Bugsy's Restaurant

● Barth

We offer modern crossover cuisine, serving regional fish specialties, international meat dishes and Mediterranean pasta and salads. There is also a selection of different national and international wines, beer from the region and selected spirits. The steak, fish & pasta restaurant Bugsy's is located on the popular harbor of Barth. In the special ambience of the old granary, we spoil our guests' palates with juicy steaks, fresh fish and delicious pasta dishes. We serve meat and fish of the highest quality and complement this with fresh and seasonal ingredients. Of course we also have a big heart for veggies, you will also find something culinary on our menu.

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.

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

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

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.