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Bad Doberan Forestry Office

● Bad Doberan

The Bad Doberan forestry office building is a lovingly restored villa in the new row 46. The Bad Doberan forestry office stretches along the Baltic coast west of Rostock to the gates of the Hanseatic city of Wismar.

Forsthof Jasnitz

● Jasnitz

In the middle of one of the largest closed forest areas in the south of West Mecklenburg, on the edge of the "Griesen Gegend", lies the Jasnitz forestry office with its historic Forsthof. This is a popular excursion destination for holidaymakers and those seeking relaxation and offers space for exhibitions and seasonal markets several times a year. The listed Forsthof with its old forester's lodge is now the administrative headquarters of the Jasnitz forestry office and a special attraction for nature lovers, hikers, excursionists and school classes. In 1793, the former Jasnitz farm with its hunting lodge was converted into the Forsthof. The forestry office building that still exists today was built around 1857. A functioning artesian well, a restored half-timbered barn and other outbuildings are part of the lovingly restored ensemble. The Forsthof is the starting point for two nature trails that lead through the surrounding forest. Numerous information boards along the paths provide interesting facts about the natural wealth of our forests and inform visitors about their use as a source of raw materials. Well-known animal and landscape painters and other artists regularly exhibit their works in the Forsthof's "Little Gallery".

Bahlenhüschen forest barn

● Bahlenhüschen

In the Lewitz village of Bahlenhüschen, an old forestry barn has been lovingly reconstructed. The barn doors are regularly opened to visitors for numerous events. The Bahlenhüschen forestry barn dates back to 1770, but has since been reconstructed. Today, the Forstscheune is a popular festival and celebration venue. The annual Christmas market and the charcoal burner festival, which takes place every two years, are particularly popular with locals and guests. The barn can also be booked for family celebrations. The Forstscheune is also the headquarters of the Forstscheune Bahlenhüschen e.V. association, which is particularly dedicated to connecting people, nature, history, the environment and the local area. You can find out more about the association's activities and events on the association's website.

Fort Engelsburg

● Świnoujście

The fort was built in the 1850s and originally served as an artillery observation post for the Świnoujście fortress. From the outside, it resembles the Castel Sant’Angelo in Rome, to which its name alludes. It currently houses a museum exhibition and hosts cultural events. Fort Engels was built between 1854 and 1858 under the reign of Prussian King Frederick William IV as an artillery and observation post for the Świnoujście fortress. At that time, the ground floor was manned by infantry armed with small arms, while the two upper floors housed light field artillery. Cannons and ammunition were hoisted up through oval holes in the ceilings using ropes. During World War II, the fort was remodeled and equipped with all available technologies (electricity, central heating, radio, telegraph) and served as an air observation post for the German Wehrmacht. After the war, the site was taken over by the Russians. It is currently being renovated and functions not only as a museum but also serves as a cultural institution for the city of Świnoujście. The fort hosts music and poetry concerts, as well as reenactments of traditional medieval jousting tournaments. On the firing range, visitors can practice archery, slingshot throwing, or air rifle shooting. The fort also features an unusual Viking hall where visitors can handle exhibits, even try them on, and use them as backdrops for photos. The fort’s shape—built on a regular pentagonal floor plan—resembles Castel Sant’Angelo in Rome, hence its name. Permanent exhibitions: - Exhibition of navigational instruments - Porcelain exhibition - Amber jewelry exhibition - Glass art exhibition - Exhibitions of paintings and sculptures by various artists

Fort Gerhard in Świnoujście

● Świnoujście

Fort Gerhard is one of the most important sights in Świnoujście. The building was constructed in the mid-19th century to protect the harbor entrance. It was designed by Gerhard Cornelius, after whose name the building is still named today. Fort Gerhards is just one part of the Swinoujscie fortress. Alongside the lighthouse, it is one of the most important historical monuments in Świnoujście. It was also the most important facility guarding the entrance to the port of Świnoujście. It is a well-preserved fortress built in the years 1848-1859. The idea for its construction came from the 18th century architect Gerhard Cornelius van Wallrave, who also drew up its plan. He was also the author of the project to extend the fortress in Kłodzko (Glatz). The eastern fort was also named "Fort Gerhards" in his honor. The fort has the shape of an oval two-storey redoubt. It originally had two wings and a drawbridge leading over the moat to the main entrance, an inner courtyard and three towers. Due to its location, the harbor was exposed to direct, regular attacks by the enemy. The fortress was therefore constantly expanded. In 1881, two caponiers were added, i.e. earthworks arranged across the moat, which were used for firing and defending the entrance to the fortress. Two bunkers were built at the southern and northern ends of the fort, which were connected to the inner courtyard of the fort by an underground tunnel. At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, a narrow-gauge railroad was brought to the fortress and a telegraph line was installed After the war, the fortress was handed over to the city. Initially, camps were set up there. The building was later abandoned. Much changed in 2001. The fortress was leased by a group of enthusiasts who opened its doors to visitors a few months later. One of the most interesting places for living history lessons was created. Visitors to the fort learn about history under the watchful eye of a "Prussian soldier", who shows them around and "drills" them if necessary. In 2001, the Coastal Defense Museum was established in the fortress. It is the largest private institution of its kind in Poland and contains over 2000 exhibits on the development of the Swinoujscie fortress over the last 300 years. In the fortress we can see one of the best preserved artillery galleries in Europe - a series of stone and brick emplacements for 150 and 210 mm caliber coastal guns with preserved artifacts of various gun mountings; a small courtyard with casemates under the artillery gallery; ammunition and powder magazines in the west wing of the fort; two artillery stations and former firing positions for field guns on the southern rampart of the fort above the southern caponier; the wreck of the SDKFZ 7/2 transporter, which was salvaged from the sea near Dziwnów in 2006, on the drill ground. The tour of the fortress takes about 75 minutes, plus additional time for the museum visit. Other similar attractions await military and history enthusiasts in Świnoujście. Three of the four forts built in the 19th century have been preserved to this day. All of them are open to the public.

Fleesensee Forum

● Penkow

Shop in a relaxed atmosphere while experiencing the fascinating blend of vacation, sports, lifestyle, and fashion—that’s what makes the shopping experience at the Fleesensee vacation paradise so unique. Here, premium shopping is redefined for fashion enthusiasts. In the heart of the Fleesensee vacation resort, the FORUM FLEESENSEE awaits you—your shopping paradise. Spanning 600 square meters, you’ll find a high-quality selection of sportswear, streetwear, business attire, and evening wear. Thanks to our location right next to some of Europe’s largest golf courses, we carry an exclusive assortment of renowned golf brands. Our experienced buyers travel throughout Europe to discover the latest trends and best collections for you. That’s why you’ll find trendy streetwear from Amsterdam, exclusive golf fashion from Italy, and classic designs from Germany—all in one place.

Fleesensee Forum

● Penkow

More than just shopping in a relaxed atmosphere—it’s about experiencing the exciting blend of vacation, sports, lifestyle, and fashion. That’s what makes it so unique: premium shopping for fashion enthusiasts in the vacation paradise of Fleesensee.

Photography meets abstract painting and a touch of Prosecco

● Rostock

Photographer & painter. My photography is artistic and aesthetic, my painting colorful and abstract. Large format canvases and smaller formats as print or canvas. My name is Jana, a coastal child with plenty of seawater in her blood and a photographer for over 30 years. In my cozy photo studio, you can discover large-format canvas prints and abstract acrylic paintings over a glass of Prosecco. I love spending hours by the sea, listening to the waves with my camera or capturing the decay of old buildings. My photography is artistic and aesthetic, my painting colorful and abstract. I like to offer my feelings in my photographic works, whereas my painting is detached from the tendency towards perfection and inspired by color. Opening hours Whitsun: Sat 11am-6pm, Sun 11am-4pm Jan.-Dec.: Mon 9.30-15 h, Tue+Thurs 9.30-17 h

Photographer

● Lüningsdorf

Painting & Photography My name is Jana, a coastal child with plenty of seawater in her blood and a photographer for over 30 years. On our terrace in Lüningsdorf near Plaaz, you can discover canvas prints and abstract acrylic paintings in various formats over a glass of Prosecco. I love spending hours by the sea, listening to the waves with my camera or capturing the decay of old buildings. My photography is artistic and aesthetic, my painting colorful and abstract. I like to offer my feelings in my photographic works, whereas my painting is detached from the tendency towards perfection and inspired by color.

Photo school Greifswald

● Greifswald

Learn professional photography in Greifswald and Western Pomerania - in group courses and individual coaching sessions for all age groups and different levels. At the Greifswald Photo School, participants learn everything to do with photography: technical basics, image composition, analog photography, portrait and landscape photography, photography with a smartphone and much more. In addition to the planned group courses, there is also the option of individual one-to-one or group courses to meet the specific needs of course participants. Tailor-made courses can also be held for school classes, travel groups or teams. The courses are very flexible and can be held anywhere in the Vorpommern region.

Grenzweg Photo Spot

● Ahrenshoop

The observation deck on Grenzweg with a view of the Grimmelei. From the Grenzweg observation deck, you have a wonderful view of the Grimmelei (a thatched-roof house in the dunes), the dunes, and the Baltic Sea. This view captivated landscape painters more than 125 years ago. It is part of the Ahrenshoop Art Trail.

Kalkwerder outdoor pool

● Schwerin

The Kalkwerder bathing establishment is a well-equipped outdoor pool in Schwerin. You can reach the Kalkwerder natural outdoor pool via a beautiful cycle and hiking path along the shores of Lake Schwerin. In addition to extensive sports and bathing facilities for adults, changing rooms and diving boards, it also offers a large non-swimmers' area and a children's slide. Dogs are not permitted in the outdoor pool. Further information (e.g. opening times) and offers can be found here.

Zippendorfer Strand outdoor pool

Swimmers almost feel like they are by the sea on the sandy beach of Zippendorf, which is up to 20 meters wide. The elongated city beach is located on the southern shore of Schwerin's inner lake and can also be easily reached on foot or by bike from the old town. With a width of 20 meters and its enormous length, Zippendorf beach is the largest sandy beach in the city. Hundreds of bathers flock here in summer. The historic beach promenade invites you to take a stroll and its cozy cafés and restaurants provide for your physical well-being. As early as the 19th century, Zippendorf was a popular destination far beyond the city limits. The villas along the beach promenade with cafés and restaurants bear witness to this time. Today, hundreds of sun-seekers flock here in summer, while beach volleyball, disco sounds and cocktail bars regularly create a lively beach atmosphere. While you relax, play badminton or volleyball, the little ones can have fun in the playground. There is a public toilet on site, a barrier-free toilet, a DRK water rescue station and a beach wheelchair. Important information: Swimming supervision in the period from 20.05. to 10.09. Mon.-Fri. from 13:00 to 20:00 At weekends and on public holidays: 12:00 to 20:00 Daily maintenance is from May to mid-September, outside this period maintenance takes place every 14 days. There are signs on site with the current beach rules in German, English, Russian and Arabic at the pavilion. In addition, a beach wheelchair can be borrowed free of charge from the lifeguards on request to make it easier for people with disabilities to get to the water on the sand.

Outdoor pool at Lake Barnin

● Barnin

Lake Barnin is ideal for fishing and swimming. The bathing beach is equipped with a spacious sunbathing lawn, a children's playground and a bathing jetty with a barrier for non-swimmers. Numerous events are held by clubs on the adjacent lakeside stage during the summer season. Water hikers have an ideal starting point for canoes here and can also spend the night in a tent. The canoe route leads from here across Lake Barnin to the outlet of the Warnow and then further along this river. Open from June 15.

Rechlin Open-Air Theater

● Rechlin

The events at the Rechlin Open-Air Theater are diverse and varied. From impressive theater performances to rousing music concerts and children’s entertainment—the program is wide-ranging and offers something for everyone.

Leisure and family park Miniature Town Bützow

● Bützow

Bützow in miniature, the "miniature town", is an attraction for locals and visitors alike. The viewer is transported back in time to around 1850 and feels like a giant in dwarf country. Over 100 buildings have been erected in idyllic "Klein Bützow" to date, including the church, town hall and castle. A tour of the lovingly laid out cottage garden and a stroll through the grounds with old trees, a biotope with a waterfall and a tactile path offer our visitors active relaxation, while our younger guests can let off steam to their heart's content in the spacious playground. The miniature town - a gem for young and old to love.

Greifswald Recreation Pool

● Greifswald

The leisure pool is centrally located on Pappelallee in the university and Hanseatic city of Greifswald. This modern swimming and leisure facility stands out above all for its family-friendly atmosphere and diverse pool area. Swimming Area In addition to a 25-meter lap pool and a diving pool with a 3-meter tower, the leisure pool features a state-of-the-art adjustable-depth pool with wheelchair-accessible facilities and a movable floor for varying water depths. Younger visitors can enjoy the children’s pool, a 40-meter water slide, and the indoor playground with a trampoline, slide, and ball pit. The fun pool, featuring a whirlpool, massage jets, and a waterfall, is particularly popular with both children and adults. Sauna lovers appreciate the diverse sauna area featuring a Finnish dry sauna, plunge pool, steam room, and sanarium. Outdoor Area The heated outdoor pool, accessible via two swimming channels, offers open-air swimming fun. The spacious outdoor area with a beach-like atmosphere is a playground paradise for young visitors. Enjoy the fresh air on the terrace with coffee and cake while your children climb the spider web or the pirate ship. When the weather is nice, you can also have fun on the summer bowling alley or the beach volleyball court, or simply sunbathe in a beach chair. Dining The dining areas in the pool and sauna have something to suit every taste. Daily specials like homemade solyanka or pasta dishes are very popular with our guests. In the foyer of our pool, the café lounge invites you to linger a while. Try our various coffee specialties here with a slice of cake! Public Value Award 2014 In 2014, the leisure pool in Greifswald was awarded first prize by the German Society for Bathing (Deutsche Gesellschaft für das Badewesen e.V.) in the category of indoor, multi-purpose, and leisure pools!

Neukalen Leisure Center

● Neukalen

With a bowling alley, sauna, fitness room and a cozy restaurant, the Neukalen leisure center offers a variety of options for active and relaxing hours. Ideal for families, friends or groups who want to enjoy their free time together. The Neukalen leisure center is a versatile place for recreation, exercise and socializing - in the middle of Mecklenburg Switzerland. In addition to a modern bowling alley and a well-equipped fitness area, a cozy sauna invites you to relax. In the adjoining restaurant, visitors can round off the day with delicious food and drinks. Whether for families, groups of friends or club outings - the center offers ideal conditions for joint leisure activities and events in a pleasant atmosphere.

Dranske Tourist Office

● Dranske

Welcome to the municipality of Dranske! The Dranske Tourist Information Office is located directly in the Dransk community center in the immediate vicinity of the new jetty. There is an internet terminal and a library on the second floor. The most important services include tourist information about Dranske and the island, the sale of various tickets, the organization of bow walks, the sale of cycling and hiking maps and the issuing of fishing permits and tourist fishing licenses. Opening hours vary depending on the season and can be found on the homepage. Opening hours: September 10 - June 03: Monday - Friday 09:00 - 12:00 and 13:00 - 16:00 June 04 - September 09: Monday - Friday 09:00 - 12:00 and 13:00 - 17:00, Sunday 10:00 - 13:30 Visitor's tax: High season (01 May - 31 October) adults 1.00 EUR per day, children up to 14 years exempt from visitor's tax, severely disabled persons and young people up to 18 years 0.50 EUR per day Low season (November 1 - April 30) Adults EUR 0.50 per day, children up to 14 years exempt from visitor's tax, severely disabled persons and young people up to 18 years EUR 0.25 per day

Frido & Skippy

● Mirow OT Granzow

Indoor playground for children with numerous attractions. Modern indoor playground for children with an on-site restaurant and private areas for celebrating children's birthday parties.

Frido & Skippy - Mirow play world

● Mirow OT Granzow

The new indoor playground at Mirow Holiday Park is here! - A colorful world of crazy climbing ideas and fantastic games. Children can let off steam here. We are proud to announce that the district now has one more attraction: the Mirow play world has opened its doors. Now that the play world is open all year round, it is finally possible to play even in bad weather. An enrichment of the leisure activities on offer in the area. From ball pool to trampoline for the youngest, from NinjaPods to go-kart track for the older ones, from nuggets and waffles to salad bowls for the hungry, from WLAN to latte macchiato for parents - Spielewelt Mirow caters to families' every wish. And what would an indoor playground be without birthday parties? - Exactly nothing! Naturally, Spielewelt Mirow offers sophisticated birthday arrangements. Whether with waffles or burgers, with fizzy drinks and hot chocolate - the children love the spectacle.

Fresh pit

● Wismar

The Frische Grube is one of the oldest artificial watercourses in Germany that runs through a city. It connects Lake Schwerin with the Baltic Sea via the Mühlenteich, Wallensteingraben and Lostener See. Built in the middle of the 13th century using field stones, the pit served as a drinking and industrial water supply for the city's inhabitants for a long time. Its water powered mill wheels and was a reservoir for fire-fighting water.

Silke Kischkel Hair Salon

● Ostseebad Ahrenshoop

In the Baltic Sea resort of Ahrenshoop, you’ll find not only numerous galleries and shops but also a hair salon with a unique twist. At my salon, located right on the border between Mecklenburg and Vorpommern, my hairstylist Manja Glasow and I are happy to serve you. I look forward to seeing you! Yours, Silke Kischkel There are sooo many options, so many hairstyles, so many hair salons— but only a very few that leave you truly satisfied. Right? In addition to professional advice, we’ll give you your personalized haircut, the shade you want, a restyling, or simply help you highlight your eyes with color and shape—all in a relaxed, pleasant atmosphere. Just come on in and see for yourself. I look forward to seeing you! Yours, Silke Kischkel To ensure we continue to meet your needs and wishes in the future, we regularly attend professional development seminars.

Fritz-Reuter Stuben Rostock

● Rostock

Over 100 years of hospitality in the Kröpeliner-Tor-Vorstadt - one of the oldest restaurants in Rostock stands for Hanseatic tradition and regional cuisine. In the heart of the popular Kröpeliner-Tor-Vorstadt district, one of Rostock's most traditional pubs invites you to enjoy a culinary experience in a historic setting. For over a century, guests from near and far have been served here with Hanseatic cordiality. The traditional restaurant combines the charm of times gone by with a cuisine that focuses on fresh, regionally sourced ingredients. Classics of North German cuisine, lovingly prepared, meet a freshly tapped Rostock beer - a place where enjoyment and history meet.