Places of interest

Malchow Monastery

Go on a journey of discovery in the shadow of the monastery and spend a day in the impressive Malchow monastery complex directly on Lake Malchow. The monastery, which was founded in Neu Röbel an der Müritz before 1274, was moved to Alt Malchow on the southern shore of Lake Malchow on May 29, 1298. While most monasteries were dissolved during the Reformation in 1572, the Protestant faith came to Malchow and it was converted into a ladies' convent. Together with the monasteries of Dobbertin and Ribnitz, it formed the three regional monasteries, which were placed under state supervision in 1918. Read more...

Ribnitz Monastery

📍 Ribnitz-Damgarten

Lady of the world - but also a nun - permanent exhibition on the history of the monastery and convent in Ribnitz Monastery. In 1323, Prince Henry the Lion founded a monastery for the Order of St. Clare, which particularly venerated its founder and rule-giver, St. Clare of Assisi (1193 - 1253). Richly endowed with land, the monastery quickly developed into an important convent. Today, the monastery complex with its Gothic church is a small treasure trove. A large part of the medieval furnishings have been preserved to this day. The exhibition "Lady of the world, but also a nun" on the history of the convent and monastery leads through the convent church and shows the many treasures of the convent. Visitors can trace the life of the Poor Clares and discover interesting facts about Mecklenburg's regional and aristocratic history. There are only a few places left in Mecklenburg that convey so much historical aura to their visitors. The monastery is also home to the German Amber Museum. The exhibitions are linked and can be experienced together.

Sonnenkamp Monastery

📍 Neukloster

The monastery church with the oldest stained glass windows in northern Germany, the provost's building and the bell tower are all buildings that have been preserved. The town of Neukloster lies to the east of Wismar on Lake Neukloster. Only the monastery church, the bell tower and the provost building remain of the former Benedictine monastery, now the Sonnenkamp monastery, which was founded there in 1219 under the name Campus Solis. The monastery was secularized in 1555 as part of the Reformation. Large parts of the grounds subsequently fell into disrepair. However, a visit to the monastery church is still worthwhile today. Here visitors will find some of the oldest stained glass in northern Germany. They were created around 1250, depict various saints and are located in the choir's group of three windows. Various herbs grow in the monastery garden, which is modeled on the one in St. Gallen in Switzerland. The altar of the Virgin Mary was created around 1500 by an unknown master. The carved predella consists of parts of another altar and is significantly older (around 1420). It depicts scenes and figures of saints. The monastery church also has a bell tower, which was built at the beginning of the 15th century and originally had three bells. One bell was lost in the Second World War, but was recast in May 2002 so that Neukloster now has a full peal of bells again. The bell tower attracts visitors with exhibitions and the monastery church with its art treasures. The stepped gable of the provostry is a special gem of brick Gothic architecture.

Dargun monastery and castle complex

The mighty walls of the monastery and castle complex are Dargun's flagship and a magnet for many visitors. The imposing walls of the former monastery, which was converted into a castle in the 16th century and severely destroyed by arson in 1945, can now be admired on a tour or an exciting guided tour of the grounds. The old walls house the town information office and an exhibition room, among other things. 300-year-old yew trees and a unique avenue of hornbeams invite you to take a stroll in the castle park and bridal couples can say "I do" in the romantic 17th century tea pavilion. If you would like to experience Dargun from a lofty height, you can climb the 25-metre-high observation tower in the monastery and castle complex. From there, you have a wonderful view over the grounds and the entire town. In the former guest house of the monastery, "Uns lütt Museum" can be seen on 760 m², a lovingly furnished museum of local history that you can touch and try out. The town information office is located in the built-up part of the complex and has a wide range of offers for you. Here you can get event tips for Dargun itself and the surrounding area, book an interesting guided tour of the monastery and castle complex or "Uns lütt Museum", or find out about hotels and accommodation. The beautiful setting of the monastery and castle complex is used for concerts and other events such as medieval or Christmas markets.

Malchow Monastery Café

Over 700 years ago, nuns used to meet in the refectory of the former ladies' convent, the oldest building in the Malchow monastery, to eat together. Now the cloister welcomes visitors with the tempting aroma of fresh coffee. Culinary temptations await you in the historic rooms of the convent café or in the tranquil convent courtyard. The surroundings invite you to linger after a walk or a visit to the museum.

Monastery café at Saunstorf Monastery

We serve you the highest organic quality - from sweet to savory - in an inspiring atmosphere, accompanied by soft sounds. Look forward to homemade cakes and tarts, crisp salads, warming soups, hearty quiches and refreshing cocktail creations. In summer on the terrace with a view of the greenery, in winter by the warming fireplace. Combine your visit with a detour to the monastery store. Here you will find arts and crafts, products from the monastery kitchen, high-quality food supplements, natural cosmetics and selected spiritual literature. Indulgence for body and soul - discover the Gut Saunstorf monastery café! Linger for a moment, take a deep breath and feel: here, in the stylish Buddha House of the Gut Saunstorf monastery, every visit is a feast for all the senses. Our motto "Pleasure for body and soul" is not just a slogan, but a philosophy that we put into practice: the highest organic quality awaits you here - from hearty delicacies and lovingly baked cakes to aromatic coffee specialties. Ambience & atmosphere Immerse yourself in a world of tranquillity and inspiration. A soft, modern ambience, spacious seating niches and a romantic sun terrace with a green view over the pond and rondel invite you to dream. Meditative sounds and modern compositions can be heard in the background - on special days, live handpan music enchants the room. Whether you come alone, as a couple or with the whole family: In the Klostercafé, you'll find a sheltered retreat to leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind and enjoy intimate hours with your loved ones. Our highlights: Let yourself be surprised by our small, fine menu - everything is of the highest organic quality: GenussStückchen: a variety of cakes and tarts baked with love Fresh kick: crispy salad creations with seasonal herbs and homemade dressing Soul-satisfier: warming, changing soup made from fresh seasonal vegetables Heartily packed: vegetarian and meat-filled pies, served on a colorful salad bouquet Buddha's temptations: Cocktail interpretations such as Hugo, gin and tonic & Aperol Spritz Sweet treats & coffee art Our homemade cakes are baked fresh almost every day - from juicy fruit tarts to delicate cream cakes. Some of our regular highlights: aromatic mocha cake, fruity chocolate and quark cake, vegan lemon tart with fruit topping. We also serve fair-trade organic coffee, selected organic teas and fruity lemonades to round things off. For lovers of strong flavors, we also offer classic coffee specialties with a shot of alcohol: the traditional Pharisee with rum and cream as well as our velvety Amaretto coffee. Cocktail moments in the monastery Whether as an aperitif to accompany a conversation or as the crowning glory of a day: our Buddha signature cocktails are small works of art for the palate and the eye: Buddha's Wild Dream (Hugo interpretation with a subtle hint of elderberry) Buddha's Awakening (crystal-clear gin and tonic with a surprising spiciness) Buddha's Evening Red (sparkling Aperol twist for sunny hours) Your trip to the monastery The monastery café Kloster Gut Saunstorf at Alte Dorfstraße 11 opens its doors: April to September Thursday to Sunday 14:00 - 20:00 Monday to Wednesday closed October through March Thursday to Sunday 13:30 - 18:00 Monday to Wednesday closed Treat yourself to a break from everyday life in this oasis - with friends, a family afternoon, a meditative solo visit or at the end of a busy day. Discover how "pleasure for body and soul" can revitalize, inspire and enrich you. We look forward to welcoming you soon - welcome to the Klostercafé, where every bite and every sound caresses the soul!

Eldena monastery ruins

The monastery ruins and park are a popular excursion destination for Greifswald residents and their guests. The monastery ruins are also the starting and finishing point of the themed cycle path "Route of North German Romanticism", which traces the stations and lives of the North German Romantics of Western Pomerania. Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840) made the ruins of the medieval Cistercian monastery of Eldena widely known with his paintings and drawings. The remains of the once important monastery are embedded in a park with old trees, including 180-year-old oaks, which illustrate Friedrich's ideas and characterize the romantic atmosphere of the grounds. The main accent of the ruins is the imposing west façade of the former monastery church with its high ogival window opening. The Hilda (Eldena) monastery was founded in 1199 after Cistercian monks were forced to abandon their monastery in Dargun as a result of armed conflict. The new monastery was built to the east of the future town of Greifswald, at the mouth of the River Ryck into the Danish Wiek. In 1248, the "oppidum Gripheswald" was first mentioned in a document among the monastery's possessions and in 1250, today's Greifswald was granted town charter. The monastery ruins are located in the Eldena district, in the immediate vicinity of the fishing village of Wieck and the Greifswald Bodden. In the Middle Ages, Eldena was the most important monastery in the region, the economic and spiritual center of the area and reached its heyday around 1400. From the early 13th century to the beginning of the 15th century, it was structurally designed to reflect its importance. The monastery existed until the Reformation in the region in 1533 and subsequently fell into disrepair. In 1634, the University of Greifswald received the Office of Eldena from the last Duke of Pomerania, Bogislaw XIV, and with it the monastery grounds and associated land. After plundering by imperial and Swedish troops during the Thirty Years' War, the remains of the medieval monastery complex fell into disrepair. From the second half of the 17th century, they were even used as a quarry for fortifications and university buildings in Greifswald. The rescue of the complex is largely due to the intervention of the Prussian Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm (1795-1861, later King Friedrich Wilhelm IV), who was enthusiastic about romantic ideas. In 1827, he found the ruins in a dilapidated state. As a result, the first clearing and restoration work was carried out between 1828 and 1832 and a park was laid out to make the site accessible. Oak trees were planted in place of the missing nave pillars. The merging of the eternally recurring nature with the venerable architectural evidence of an irretrievably past time carries a profound symbolism that also captivates today's visitors at all times of the year and day. Caspar David Friedrich, born in Greifswald in 1774, made the Eldena monastery ruins world-famous. He is now considered the most important painter and draughtsman of early German Romanticism and used sketches of the monastery ruins as models for his paintings "Winter", "Monastery Ruins in the Giant Mountains" and "Abbey in Eichwald", among others. Some of his works are on display in the Pomeranian State Museum. In the Caspar David Friedrich Center in Greifswald's city centre, you can experience the life and work of the painter in an impressive way. The post-Reformation history of the estate includes the expansion of the Amtsgut and the founding of an agricultural academy in 1835, which existed until 1876. The remaining monastery buildings were also used for agricultural purposes. The monastery ruins have been owned by the University and Hanseatic City of Greifswald since 1937. Nowadays, the monastery ruins and the surrounding park are a popular local recreation area, a landmark of the town and a backdrop for filming and various events. In summer, there are regular theater performances, the Eldena Monastery Market (since 2014), the Eldena Jazz Evenings (since 1981) and other concerts and events. The monastery ruins are a stop on the Caspar David Friedrich Picture Trail and the European Route of Brick Gothic. Parking & directions: https://www.greifswald.de/de/freizeit-kultur/veranstaltungen/maerkte/klostermarkt/anfahrt-klosterruine-eldena/ Route of North German Romanticism: Eldena monastery ruins - Friedrich's favorite motif Caspar David Friedrich was born in Greifswald on September 5, 1774 and is considered the most important painter and draughtsman of early German Romanticism. In his paintings "Winter" and "Abbey in Eichwald", he used sketches of the ruins of Eldena Abbey as models, making them world-famous. During his visits home, Caspar David Friedrich constantly rediscovered the architecture of the monastery ruins. He drew it from all perspectives. The high west façade was of particular interest to him, as it forms the focal point of many of his works. His paintings brought the ruins into the public eye. This is the starting and finishing point of the themed cycle route "Route of North German Romanticism".

Clubfoot oak

"Natural wonder" in the Appelhäger Forest near Teterow The clubfoot oak can be found in the Teterower Heidberge nature reserve. It got its name from the strong growth at the base of its trunk, which is 2.5 m in diameter. NSG Teterower Heidberge covers an area of around 200 hectares with deciduous forest, kettle bogs and grassland, 237 recorded species of fungi, over 70 breeding bird species, and several endangered species such as dyer's broom, dove's scabious and cracking strawberry thrive on the heat-exposed sites.

Klütz city garden

There is a special place in the middle of Klütz: the Klützer Stadtgarten. As a small green oasis surrounded by historical scenery, it combines nature, encounters and culture and invites locals and guests alike to linger. Events in the open air The Stadtgarten is a lively event area in Klütz and presents itself as a green stage for highlights large and small: Children's pirate shows, a colorful Easter market, maypole celebrations, atmospheric light magic, open-air silent movie nights, live music and much more. Whether family-friendly, creative or cultural - the Stadtgarten offers the perfect setting for a variety of open-air events. Join in, linger, meet people In addition to events, the Klützer Stadtgarten is a place to take a deep breath. An area full of flowers invites you to relax, benches to sit, chat and observe. Everyone is cordially invited to actively help shape the garden - by taking care of it together in spring, summer and fall. In spring and summer, every Wednesday at 6 p.m., it's time to drop by, chat or tend the garden and be part of the community. The Klützer Stadtgarten: open, lively and in the middle of Klütz

Krakow raft tour

📍 Krakow am See

Raft tours on one of the most beautiful and peaceful lakes in Germany are offered by "Krakower Flosstouren". Glide across Lake Krakow on a raft! Fascinating adventure tours on a raft with family or friends without any physical exertion and you can treat yourself to a barbecue buffet in the middle of the lake. Swimming enthusiasts have the opportunity to take a dip in the clear water. Tours are available for up to 20 people, lasting from one to three hours. The tours start at the Krakow am See campsite, right by the water. In addition to the raft tours, the "Krakower Flosstour" also offers boats and bicycles for hire.

Creative and craft barn

📍 Zarrentin

Pictures, handmade decorative objects, felt work, insect hotels, practical and decorative items for home and garden The artist makes the small pieces of art herself, paints pictures in acrylic, oil, pencil and other techniques, if desired also according to your ideas. A different kind of children's birthday party. Creative children always find new ideas to make themselves. After a fun and creative afternoon, the children take their little works of art home with them. (Pottery works are collected after drying and firing, all year round) Adults also get their money's worth, individual pottery and felting courses are offered in the creative and handicraft barn. Genre: Arts and crafts Opening Hours: by telephone arrangement

Wiek chalk bridge

The historic Wiek chalk bridge - a landmark of the municipality and a new, attractive excursion destination on the Wittow peninsula as a "floating promenade". The chalk bridge is located directly in the renovated harbor area of Wiek, between the south and north harbors, and has a formative effect on the entire harbor and townscape. The bridge, which is around 130 meters long and four and a half meters wide, was built in 1914 as a loading ramp for bulk goods, in particular chalk, and was one of the first monolithic reinforced concrete structures in the Baltic Sea region to enable transhipment from rail to ship. Despite its completion, it was never put into operation as intended due to the First World War. The Wieker Kreidebrücke has become a floating, walkable promenade that offers a magnificent view. The bridge is a testimony to the past and has now become a modern tourist attraction. Rügen, and the municipality of Wiek in particular, has been enriched by an excursion destination.

Ball fountain

Fountain on the Neuer Markt The fountain is one of the best-known works of the recently deceased craftsman Franz Poppe: an artist of the town of Waren (Müritz). The popular fountain (erected in July 2003) on the Neuer Markt was designed by the Waren ceramicist. In summer, the ceramics family's "Müritzwasserhaus" invites interested visitors to Gerhart-Hauptmann-Allee to view the art in the garden by the Müritz.

Teterow House of Culture

Experience interesting and entertaining events at the Kulturhaus Teterow. With the reopening of the Kulturhaus Teterow, the town has gained a traditional venue. The historic building was opened back in 1881 as a restaurant on what was then Wilhelmsplatz. A hotel was added later. In 1893, the "salon building" was added - of considerable dimensions for the time. Particular emphasis was placed on good acoustics, as from then on "the full effect of musical and theatrical performances was to be brought to bear". At the beginning of the 20th century, the then owner August Scharf advertised "Teterow's largest entertainment hall with a parquet floor". Even then, there were lavish parties and performances. Today, the Kulturhaus can be hired as an event location. Offer: Hall operation catering services cultural events dance

Cultural Park Neubrandenburg

One of the few newly created, significant parks in the former GDR. The park is a listed building and was created between 1968 and 1982. Very popular for leisure and sports and equipped with various sculptures. The city park as the central green space is a listed building. The Jahnsportforum, the most modern hall complex for sporting and cultural events in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, has been located in the Kulturpark on the idyllic Lake Tollensesee since 1996.

Rieth culture barn

📍 Rieth in Vorpommern

Rieth culture barn Tino Sammler, Kati Sammler, Jutta Stern, Bernd Fuchs, Günter Fritz, Andre Kramer, Marion Krüger, Rudi Szameit, Christian Schmidt: paintings, objects, ceramics, sculpture, photography, arts and crafts Joint exhibition Atelier 18 with the photo circle Löcknitz-Pasewalk, coffee and cake, waffles, snacks and drinks, whiskey lounge

Art between dream and reality

📍 Damekow

A unicorn made of papier-mâché and colorful watercolors and acrylic paintings that seem to come from dreams. They combine fantasy with profound themes and invite you to marvel and reflect. My artistic work encompasses various forms of expression that are characterized by fantasy and personal reflection. One outstanding work is a unicorn made of papier-mâché, designed in the size of a small horse. It deliberately shows only the front, which creates a special, inviting presence. This sculpture is a reminder that miracles are possible in life and encourages us to rejoice in the small, inexplicable moments. The photograph of the unicorn is displayed on canvas so that the images inspire the viewer to wonder and reflect. In addition to sculpture, I dedicate myself to painting, especially watercolors and acrylic paintings. These works reflect my thoughts, feelings and personal experiences. The paintings are often lively and colorful, but at the same time seem to have sprung from dreams. Behind the playful and light compositions are deeper themes that preoccupy me, such as dealing with my own roots or emotional processes. The watercolor and acrylic paintings invite the viewer to take their time and contemplate the works in peace. They offer space for one's own thoughts and interpretations and create an atmosphere in which the moment of pause and reflection takes center stage. My works are not intended to convey a clear message, but rather to invite the viewer to immerse themselves in the worlds depicted and discover their own emotions and thoughts.

Art and Culture House Alte Molkerei Klütz

📍 Klütz

Demonstrations, activities and exhibitions by 30 artists and craftspeople from the region in the fields of wood, painting, textiles, leather, jewelry, light, ceramics, metal, paper, dance, music In addition to the above-mentioned exhibitions of around 30 artists and craftspeople on an area of 250 square meters, there will be numerous activities. In the "No Cheese" gallery, visitors can make their own macramé jewelry with Ruth Aparicio Duque and watch wood designer Georg Heilmann create wood. In the "dieKUNSTdasWERK" gallery, visitors can also watch artist Ana Sojor create a painting, metal designer Michael Schimmel cut Baltic Sea stones and leather designer Catrin Freuschle sew leather in the traditional way. In the small but exquisite gallery "the spinning wheel", Martina Peters explains and shows visitors everything about the production of her wool products. The intricate manual work is demonstrated using a spinning wheel and weaving frame. In addition, the flamenco dancer Ana Sojor will offer a brief insight into the art of flamenco dance through short workshops. Other guests include the textile artist Asta Rutzke with an extra exhibition of her textile art and the blacksmith Frank Alexy, who will be demonstrating traditional blacksmithing with hammer and anvil at an open fire. In addition to coffee and cake, the event café "La Lecheria" will be serving juice from Johann Volk's "Klützer Mosterei". Genre: Fine arts, arts and crafts, textile design, gallery/museum, BBK Opening hours: Apr.-Oct.: Tue-Sun 11am-6pm

Art gallery Kunstwasserwerk

📍 Schwerin

The Kunstwasserwerk combines exhibition rooms and spaces as well as studios for painters, graphic artists, sculptors and photographers under one roof. The Kunst-Wasser-Werk e. V. association thus enables an excellent re-use of a (partially listed) object of Schwerin's industrial history. Schwerin artists have found a creative home in the old waterworks in Schwerin-Neumühle: studios, workshops and exhibition spaces are available for them. 9 studios and workshops in the various buildings are currently in permanent use by artists of different genres (painting, sculpture, jewelry, graphics, photography). Artist groups, workshop participants and painting groups are regular guests at KWW and use the workshop building and the open spaces for creative courses. Exhibitions and events regularly attract an interested public to the premises. Art exhibitions by regional and national artists are regularly held in the gallery rooms in the old main building and the former pump house. Since the opening of the Former Pump House as an exhibition and event hall with a concert by the Schwerin Singakademie, concerts, theater and readings have been held in the Kunstwasserwerk to accompany the exhibitions. From classical chamber music and jazz in the pump house to electro beats as an open-air concert, the association organizes musical highlights on its own or in cooperation with other sponsors.

Kunsthaus Frank Kamp

📍 Alt Tellin

The creative potential in the cultural sector and the scenic conditions in the Tollensetal offer a variety of opportunities to preserve and promote art, culture and monument protection in sustainable educational work. The artist Frank Kamp (1961-2020) bequeathed his house and artistic legacy to the association on the condition that the house and grounds be made permanently accessible as a public cultural site. There are many people living in the region who are artistically active in various ways. With the Kunsthaus, we offer an intimate platform for all kinds of art. This includes lectures on various topics, readings and poetry slams - a stage on a small scale, even for beginners. Works of art by regional artists will find their place in an exhibition. The offer also applies to "newcomers" who have not yet had the opportunity to show their work in order to draw attention to their creations. The Kunsthaus is also offered as a place for artists in residence. The well-equipped studio enables a variety of artistic work in the tranquillity of the village of Wietzow.

Kunsthaus Neustrelitz

📍 Neustrelitz

The Kunsthaus is an "open house". It is open to anyone who wants to try their hand at art and culture and is looking for a space, like-minded people or support. One of the principles of the Kunsthaus is to be an open house for cultural encounters, exchange and experimental platforms, with a particular focus on promoting young talent. The Kunsthaus platform aims to help overcome the fear of becoming creative. It offers everyone the opportunity to enter into a creative process that can consist of discovering and developing their artistic potential, becoming artistically active, developing projects and using the Kunsthaus platform to present these projects in the public space. Kunsthaus Neustrelitz e.V., based at Schloßstraße 2 in Neustrelitz, was founded in 2007 and has since acted as a sponsor of projects worthy of support in the fields of media / film / theater, visual and applied arts.

Ahrenshoop Art Museum

📍 Ahrenshoop

The Ahrenshoop Art Museum is an exhibition, meeting and research center for the artists' village with permanent and changing exhibitions as well as numerous events - also for families. In regular workshops, children and young people explore the museum, discover outstanding works in the exhibitions and create their own works. Paul Palette, the mascot of the Ahrenshoop artists' colony, is also there. The exhibition, meeting and research center The Ahrenshoop Art Museum is the exhibition, meeting and research center of the artists' village. In permanent and changing exhibitions, the lively development of the artists' village and the neighboring coastal region, which continues to this day, is documented and made visible to the public. Regular, interactive guided tours for adults and children as well as family afternoons and workshops invite visitors to go on a voyage of discovery through the museum and get creative themselves. A museum case is also available to borrow, which the whole family can use to explore the exhibition together in a playful, artistic and creative way. The case contains various materials, games and ideas for discovering the world in the pictures. The museum's educational program also includes changing offers for schools, nurseries and after-school care. Collaborations with other children's and youth facilities and cultural professionals allow children and young people to become artists themselves. Your Entdeckerpass advantage: 2 years free admission to view the exhibitions

Malchow Monastery Art Museum

The Malchow Monastery Art Museum is located in historically renovated rooms in which works of art are presented in their uniqueness. The history of regional artists becomes a tangible experience. In the wing that once housed the refectory of Malchow Monastery, the works and study of Malchow-born artist Rudolf Gahlbeck (1895 - 1972), artist Sieghard Dittner (1924 - 2002), who lived in Malchow for many years, Malchow-born artist Friedrich-Franz Pingel (1904 - 1994) and Peter Hesse (1921 - 2008) are now accessible to the general public. Further information, as well as information on prices and opening hours, can be found here.

Spa and healing forest Heringsdorf

Europe's 1st spa and healing forest offers a unique natural environment. Visitors can enjoy a walk through the tree-filled forest, try out the numerous exercise machines or attend one of the various events held directly in the forest. In 2017, the first certified European spa and healing forest opened in the Baltic seaside resort of Heringsdorf on the island of Usedom. The forest is free of charge for all visitors and offers a place for rest and relaxation for all ages. The main path through the forest is also barrier-free. Thanks to the unique combination of oxygen-rich forest air and salty sea air, the spa and healing forest has a special climate that has a particularly positive effect on respiratory diseases and cardiovascular problems. Numerous events take place throughout the year, such as tree readings, special therapy hikes or moonlight walks. Further information on the events can be found in the Kaiserbäder events calendar. In 2021, the 1st children's healing forest was also opened, which brings our little ones closer to the topics of nature and health in a playful way.