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Map ↗Inca
● Bergen auf Rügen
Inka's art is repeatedly praised by viewers for the positive, soothing aura that the individual works have. Vibrant colors, lightness and brilliance characterize Inka's paintings. Inka's art is known for this in Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Tokyo, Miami and at www.Galerie-Inka.de. Inka's art is repeatedly praised by viewers for the positive, soothing aura that the individual works have. Vibrant colors, lightness and brilliance characterize Inka's paintings. The viewer is immediately drawn into a world of joie de vivre, flowing energy, power and dancing colors. This world of joy invites you to be touched, to be infected by its lightness, to linger in its brilliance. And this is exactly how one visitor described it at the vernissage on March 2 at the Bergen City Museum on Rügen, where the solo show "Inca: Retrospective of Half a Century" runs until May 28, 2024: "I went straight home after the vernissage and did nothing else there but sit quietly on a chair and enjoy these wonderful energies that I had soaked up from your pictures." The fact that Inka's artworks usually have an uplifting effect is partly due to the clear, strong colors. On the other hand, it is also due to the fact that Inka connects herself with positive, healing forces during the painting process and thus impregnates these energies into her works. For Inka, painting is an act of joy, sensuality and gratitude. Inka's works have been shown in 56 exhibitions in Germany, Switzerland and Italy, as well as in the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum and at the ARTBOX Project Miami 3.0. At KUNST:OFFEN 2024, Inka is participating in the collective exhibition at St. Spiritus in Greifswald, as well as at the Bergen City Museum. Inka's studio is also open all year round for interested parties by appointment. Please send your request to info@galerie-inka.de
JOHO Park | JOHO Event Arena
● Admannshagen-Bargeshagen
At JOHO Park, you’ll find everything you need to enjoy an action-packed day or escape the daily grind for a moment. Located just outside Rostock, JOHO Park offers a vast array of indoor activities—where family fun and leisure are top priorities. From a children’s adventure world, bowling fun for all ages, a fitness center with a sauna area, and FIFA-certified artificial turf soccer fields, to two modern event venues.
Jacques' Wine Depot Rostock
● Rostock
Welcome to Jacques' Wein-Depot in Rostock's city harbor! Here you will find a large selection of wines, spirits and much more. Taste wines just like at the vintner's! In our wine depot at Rostock's city harbor you will find an extensive selection of red wine, white wine, aperitifs as well as a lovingly compiled range of cheese and delicatessen. We offer a range of wines from France, Spain, Italy, Chile and Germany with an excellent price-performance ratio for both wine novices and wine connoisseurs. We have the right selection for every taste. For a festive occasion or a cozy get-together, we will select the right wines together with you in an uncomplicated manner. Gifts It's not always easy to find the right gift. A nice surprise is a wine gift or a voucher from Jacques'. Professionally compiled wine gifts are thematically coordinated and can be selected accordingly. The gift idea for true connoisseurs: participation in one of the many events at our depot. Evenings of pleasure Enjoy unforgettable evenings with friends, become part of a community of passionate wine lovers and get to know the wines of our winegrowers. Our passion for wine unites all our events: whether wine tasting or wine seminar, cultural event or exclusive tasting menu. All our wine events are based on 40 years of experience in the wine trade. Regardless of whether you want to expand your wine knowledge or simply sit back and enjoy: You can look forward to a wide and interesting range of events all about wine. Immerse yourself in the world of wine enjoyment and other fine specialties and relax from everyday life in a cozy atmosphere. Opening hours: Monday - Thursday: 15:00 - 19:00 Friday: 13:00 - 20:00 Saturday: 10:00 - 16:00
Jensen's Living Room Studio
● Rostock
Jens Carstensen and M. Zieschang present photographic works that highlight the contrasts in everyday life. The exhibition is conceived as a trialogue between the artists and visitors. The Wohnzimmerstudio is a one-man photography project based in the heart of Rostock, with a clear focus on people. The projects always have a playful perspective—never preachy and always positive. The exhibition space can also be rented and used year-round for your own productions.
Kempowski Archive
● Rostock
The writer Walter Kempowski was born in Rostock in 1929 and has created a literary monument to his hometown with the novels of the "German Chronicle." The honorary citizen of the Hanseatic city donated parts of his literary archive to Rostock as early as 1993, which are now on display in a permanent exhibition. Part of writer Walter Kempowski’s literary archive has been housed in the monastery buildings of the “Kloster zum Heiligen Kreuz” since 1993. Between 1993 and 2001, visitors could view the archival materials in two rooms of Building 1. Since November 13, 2002, the archive has been housed in Building 3. This has opened up entirely new possibilities for presenting the life and work of Walter Kempowski. The author Walter Kempowski is one of the most significant and widely read German postwar authors. With the novels of the “German Chronicle,” he has created a literary monument to his hometown of Rostock. In particular, the novels *Tadellöser und Wolff*, *Aus großer Zeit*, and *Schöne Aussicht* have introduced the Hanseatic city of Rostock and the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania to an audience of millions. Through the local setting of the novels’ plots on the one hand and the literary engagement with German social and intellectual history in the first half of the 20th century on the other, Rostock and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania become a panorama and setting for national remembrance culture. Since 1993, the writer Walter Kempowski has made part of his literary archive available to his hometown of Rostock. With the reopening of the exhibition (on the occasion of the conferral of an honorary doctorate by the University of Rostock in 2002) at Klosterhof 3, the rooms were designed according to the novel’s specific characteristics and the contexts of his works.
Angelika and Jürgen Reich's Ceramics Studio
● Bartenshagen
Tour of the ceramics workshop with a salt-glazed kiln and a historic farm cottage with a cottage garden In the ceramics workshop, salt-glazed stoneware for everyday use is produced in a wood-fired kiln. The historic estate, which was awarded the Ludwig Wegener Prize in 2007, is open to visitors and includes a farm garden, a bathhouse with a wood-fired kiln, and the entire workshop. Hours: Jan.–Dec. Mon–Sat 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
Hanstorf Church
● Hanstorf
The church in Hanstorf dates back to the 13th century. The church in Hanstorf, originally an early Gothic fieldstone structure from the 13th century, was later expanded to include a nave and a three-sided chancel with buttresses, using brick. The building stands on a slight hill within a cemetery enclosed by a brick wall. It is considered one of the region’s most significant medieval structures. To arrange a visit, please contact the Hanstorf rectory.
Kessin Church
● Kessin
The Kessin Church is located in the Rostock district and belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran parish of Kessin. The church was built in the 12th/13th century and was first mentioned in a document in 1171. The recessed choir, which constitutes the oldest part of the building, was constructed of granite fieldstones. The window jambs and the east gable are built of brick. Large portions of the medieval murals were restored in 1977 during renovation work. The current church tower was added in 1886 after the original tower—which stood between the choir and the sexton’s house in the cemetery—caught fire following a lightning strike. The largest bell in the tower today comes from the bell tower of St. Jacoki Church in Rostock, which was destroyed during World War II. To the northwest of the church stands the rectory, which was built in 1696. It is one of the oldest buildings in the region and is a listed historic monument.
Lichtenhagen-Dorf Church
● Lichtenhagen
The Lichtenhagen Village Church is the church of the Evangelical Lutheran parish of Lichtenhagen in Elmenhorst/Lichtenhagen in the district of Rostock. The Lichtenhagen Church was first mentioned in 1319. Built largely of uncut boulders, the church dates from the transition period between the Romanesque and Gothic eras and was constructed in stages through several renovations. The rectangular choir with a straight apse from the 13th century is the oldest part of the church. Here, one can find vault paintings from the 14th century. The three-aisled nave was built later. The 42-meter-high west tower is topped by a roof in the shape of a “bishop’s miter.” A major renovation took place in 1892 based on designs by Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel, during which stained-glass windows were also installed. Since 1998, the church has undergone extensive renovation in several phases with the support of a Friends’ Association.
Rostock-Biestow Church
● Rostock
The Biestow Village Church is the church in the Biestow district of Rostock. The current church building was consecrated on October 28, 1298. The church is constructed primarily of fieldstone. Its architectural style lies between the Romanesque and Gothic periods. Renovations have been necessary over the past 26 years. In 1988, the leaded-glass windows were replaced, and in 1992, the church roof was re-thatched. The organ was overhauled in 1993, and the chancel was redesigned in 1998. In 2000, interior renovations began, during which 16th-century murals were discovered in the vault of the chancel. The four archangels were restored to their original appearance and colors.
Hohe Düne climbing forest
● Rostock
Swing from tree to tree like Tarzan? Climb over wobbly bridges like Indiana Jones and cross obstacles on ropes? Then head to Markgrafenheide to the Hohe Düne climbing forest! Fun, adventure and action await you on over 111 climbing elements right on the beach. It's always from tree to tree on 8 courses with varying degrees of difficulty. The Hohe Düne climbing forest is a unique leisure experience for almost everyone!
Bad Doberan Hospital
● Hohenfelde
University Teaching Hospital of the University of Rostock. For 20 years now, the hospital in Bad Doberan has ensured that visitors to our beautiful region feel well cared for should the need arise. However, many vacationers especially appreciate the peace of mind that comes from knowing they can safely rely on the hospital’s rapid assistance in an emergency. During the vacation and holiday season, patient numbers at the Bad Doberan Hospital’s emergency department rise sharply every year. The team at the 24-hour emergency department is well prepared for this. Last year, a total of 1,500 vacationers and holidaymakers visited the emergency department at the Bad Doberan Hospital; half of them subsequently had to be admitted as inpatients. The scope of responsibilities for the team, which works closely with the physicians in the respective specialty departments, is wide-ranging. This includes, among other things, the collection and compilation of all results—for example, from blood tests, ECGs, ultrasounds, video-assisted endoscopy, X-rays, or computed tomography (CT). The examination of patients is performed by a physician from the respective specialty department. The hospital features a Department of Internal Medicine with an affiliated acute geriatric ward, a Department of General Surgery, Orthopedics, and Trauma Surgery and Urology, and a Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine. Once a diagnosis has been made, the treatment plan is determined, and initial therapeutic measures may already be initiated. A decision is made as to whether inpatient treatment is necessary or not. If there are many patients in the emergency department, priority is naturally given to treating severe injuries and any emergencies reported by the emergency medical services. The dispatch of ambulances and emergency physicians is already coordinated by the emergency dispatch center. The hospital maintains a so-called trauma room for the care of severely injured patients. With the participation of doctors and nurses from various specialties, the primary focus here is on maintaining or restoring the patient’s vital functions. To this end, the patient is monitored by equipment, ventilated if necessary, and their circulation is stabilized with infusions and transfusions as part of shock management. Furthermore, life-saving emergency procedures can be performed. Additional diagnostic steps, such as CT scans or X-rays, are conducted on-site. Additionally, to better handle emergencies, the hospital grounds feature a dedicated helipad. The emergency department at Bad Doberan Hospital is thus, within the Doberan Network for Health Tourism, literally the safety net that provides medical care to all guests in our vacation region in the event of an emergency.
Kröpeliner Gate
● Rostock
The Kröpeliner Gate is one of the 22 city gates that once formed part of Rostock’s medieval city fortifications. The Gothic gate was first mentioned in 1280. It originally consisted of two stories and was expanded in the 15th century to its current height of 54 meters. Since May 2005, the Geschichtswerkstatt Rostock has been using the gate for exhibitions, events, and themed city tours. Visitors can also obtain information about the city here and enjoy a beautiful view of the city wall from above.
The Art of Emotions
● Bad Doberan
I offer hand-painted oil paintings created with great care and feeling. My small gallery is located in the heart of the picturesque town of Bad Doberan, right where the famous Molli tram runs. Hours Jan–Dec: Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Warnemünde Art Studio
● Warnemünde
Rotating exhibitions featuring several regional artists working in a wide variety of art forms: paintings, drawings, etchings, sculptures, collages, photographs, video art, and glass art. Admission is free! All works are available for purchase. A studio for local and regional artists with ties to Warnemünde and the Baltic Sea. The exhibition spaces... in a prime location in Warnemünde offer artists with a clear connection to the Baltic Sea region a high-quality platform to showcase their works. The goal is to support local and regional artists—both emerging talents and established artists—and to make their art accessible to a broad audience. This initiative aims to: Engage both young and professional artists alike. Strengthen the regional art scene and facilitate exchange between artists and art enthusiasts. Further establish Warnemünde as a cultural hub and promote art as an integral part of the cityscape. Exhibition Spaces & Capacities Space for up to 10 artists at a time. High-quality exhibition spaces with good lighting. Opportunity to exhibit a wide variety of art forms: paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures, video art, collages, glass art, etc. Located in a high-traffic area, ensuring a large number of visitors. The exhibition is aimed at: Young artists who would like to gain their first exhibition experience. Experienced artists who want to present their works in an attractive setting. Art enthusiasts and collectors interested in regional works.
Art Barn-MV
● Klein Schwaß
Group exhibition featuring Diana Stutzke, Iwan Prado, and friends, among others. Oil paintings, acrylics, watercolors, digital art, caricatures, a classical music live performance, and garden art. In a space of about 500 square meters, we’re showcasing over 200 works of art—ranging from contemporary pieces and commissioned works to portraits, landscapes, and caricatures. Our idyllic herb garden also invites you to linger.
Warnemünde spa gardens
● Rostock-Warnemünde
The first green areas were laid out in 1860 and transformed into a spa park in 1922. Today, it is a well-kept park in which open meadow areas alternate with closed wooded areas. Extended according to historical models. The first green areas were laid out in 1860 and redesigned as a spa park in 1922. Today it is a well-maintained park in which open meadow areas alternate with closed wooded areas. Extended according to historical models. Arcades, sculptures, including representations of putti, water basins with artistic themes and concert shells invite you to take an eventful stroll. The annual Kurhaus garden concerts and open-air concerts take place in the Kurhaus garden with concert shell.
MS BALTICA
● Rostock-Warnemünde
Sightseeing Cruises . Evening Cruises with Dancing . Harbor Tours . Baltic Sea Mini-Cruises The passenger ship BALTICA offers Baltic Sea mini-cruises and sightseeing cruises from Warnemünde to the Baltic Sea resorts of Kühlungsborn and Graal-Müritz, including shore excursions. During the season, evening cruises with dancing take place every Wednesday. Mecklenburg specialties and freshly prepared fish dishes are served on all cruises.
MV Tourismus GmbH
● Rostock
The conference office is your central contact for conferences & incentives in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. With the MeetMV network, you can reach a large number of professional conference and incentive service providers. And our service is free of charge for you. What makes it special Cordial service Professional competence Nordic inspiration In the immediate vicinity of Hamburg and Berlin, reachable by plane twice a day from Munich and by rail and sea at any time, our destination is very close. Give it a try! The right location for your event Whether you want to meet in a fairytale castle, hold a congress in one of Germany's most modern exhibition halls or plan an incentive on the water, you'll find what you're looking for here. In addition to the impressive natural diversity of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern with its islands, lakes, forests and nature reserves, you will also find the perfect locations and venues for your conferences and incentives. Typical "MeetMV" The longest coastal strip, the highest density of castles and manor houses and the largest contiguous lake district in Germany are conditions that ensure variety. The success of a successful event depends on that "certain something", i.e. a unique combination of location, a creative supporting program and unusual activities. You are sure to find the right partner for your event.
Painting, Britta Kaping
● Rostock
Studio in the garden - summer, sun, wind and more - canvas pictures.
Markgrafenheide - Barrier-free beach access 19
● Rostock-Markgrafenheide
Guests with limited mobility will find a fine-grained white sandy beach, shallow water on the shore and barrier-free access to the beach at the Markgrafenheide seaside resort. Use of the beaches is free of charge. The beaches of Hohe Düne and Markgrafenheide connect directly from the east pier and the Hohe Düne marina to the east in the direction of Graal-Müritz. Fine-grained white sandy beach with few stones and a width of up to 80 m as well as predominantly shallow water in the shore area offer ideal conditions for sunbathing. Use of the beach is free of charge in the Rostock seaside resorts. In the seaside resort of Markgrafenheide, the barrier-free beach access 19 at the Stubbenwiese parking lot can be used from May to October. With a length of 90 meters and a width of 1.20 meters, not only wheelchair users, but also guests with walking frames or families with baby carriages have easy access to the Baltic Sea beach. The path extends to the middle of the beach, where wheelchairs and walking frames can be easily parked on an area at the end of the path. In addition, four alternative and resting stations have been created on the barrier-free access path, which allow for breaks or a detour when using the access path. The beach can be reached directly from disabled parking spaces. Official assistance dogs are also allowed on this beach. The barrier-free beach access 19 in Markgrafenheide has the following to offer: Condition: paved access via mats and slabs over a length of 90 m and a width of 1.20 m to the middle of the beach, where wheelchairs and walking frames can be placed on a surface at the end of the path. Beach chairs: no Clothing: NUDIST WC for people with disabilities: not in the immediate vicinity, beach access 23 (approx. 50 m away) Parking spaces for people with disabilities: 5 parking spaces in the immediate vicinity of the beach access in the Stubbenwies parking lot, another parking lot approx. 300 m away (at Warnemünder Str. 1a) Beach facilities: yes, at the Stubbenwiese parking lot Water rescue: yes Accessibility/arrival from Rostock via highway L22 in the direction of Graal-Müritz and from Hinrichshagen turn off to Markgrafenheide; from Warnemünde via the Warnemünde-Hohe Düne ferry in the direction of Markgrafenheide
Martin Elshoff - RadErlebnis MV
● Rostock
Cycling tour guide for one-day and multi-day tours for individual and group tours. Areas MV and also other federal states. Even other European countries are possible. What are your specialties? Cycling as an experience... We develop and offer themed cycle tours... For example, church and organ tours, pleasure tours, ice age tours and much more. Which regions in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern accompany you? Mecklenburg Baltic Sea coast, entire district of Rostock, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Foreign languages: English, some Dutch Certifications: ADFC cycle tour guide, quality manager
Melli's Handicrafts with Heart
● Ivendorf
Custom, handmade decorations crafted from epoxy resin, felt, paracord, and wood—unique in design and detail, created with a passion for craftsmanship. Immerse yourself in a colorful world of lovingly handcrafted one-of-a-kind pieces, created with creativity, care, and a great deal of passion. Here you’ll find a diverse selection of hand-painted wooden items, crocheted lucky worms, felted elves and lucky sheep, artistically decorated glass pens, as well as macramé and paracord pendants. Each piece tells its own little story and brings joy, color, and individuality to your everyday life. The products are meticulously handcrafted and stand out for their unique combination of diverse materials: wood, yarn, felt, wire, glass, paracord, and epoxy resin come together to form small works of art. From delicate wire keychains to colorful paracord bracelets and enchanting decorative resin objects like little hearts, decorative bowls, or even multi-tiered étagères—each piece is one-of-a-kind and crafted with great attention to detail.
Middenmank Producer Gallery
● Bad Doberan
In addition to wooden crafts and canvas bags, you’ll find other artistic handicrafts from the region here.