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Map ↗Gasthaus Pagels
● Plau am See
Gasthaus Pagels - home-style cooking You will find our restaurant in the center of the town of Plau am See, not far from the Elde. The Pagels family business has existed since 1914 and is now in its third generation, specializing in typical Mecklenburg cuisine. On warm days it is lovely to linger on the terrace with a view of our venerable St. Mary's Church.
Taum Spieker Inn
● Grischow
"Taum Spieker" is Low German and means "Zum Speicher" in High German. Mrs. Kolbe has been running this restaurant in the idyllic village of Grischow since December 2007. "Taum Spieker" is Low German and means "Zum Speicher" in High German, and Mrs. Kolbe has been running this restaurant in the idyllic village of Grischow since December 2007. The beautiful building was used as a mill and as a wheelwright's. In 2001, the granary was completely renovated with funds from the municipality of Ivenack and subsidies from the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
Gasthof & Hotel Heidekrug
● Plau am See
Our Heidekrug is a small family-run hotel on the Leistener Lanke, a bay in the north of Lake Plau. We are idyllically situated on the edge of the forest with access to the lake via our own property. Our Heidekrug is a small family-run hotel on the Leistener Lanke, a bay in the north of Lake Plau. We are idyllically situated on the edge of the forest with access to the lake via our own property. Discover our sunbathing lawn with fireplace and use our bathing area to cool off in Lake Plau. Fishing enthusiasts can use our own jetty or hire our motorboat. We look forward to welcoming you and fulfilling your vacation wishes, because Plau am See is more than just a vacation resort. Your family Shah & Team
Gastrodax
● Barth
If you’re looking for high-quality kitchen supplies, the mail-order company Gastrodax is the perfect place for you. Among other things, they offer kitchen appliances from top manufacturers such as JURA, RATIONAL, Winterhalter, Hagola, Seltmann Weiden, and others. The online store offers affordable brand-name quality and is a reliable partner when it comes to non-food wholesale. Private customers also benefit from a wide range of products—making mugs, coffee, and other accessories perfect as gifts or small tokens for family and friends. Some of the appliances can also be viewed in person at our showroom. Let our diverse product range inspire you and take advantage of great products combined with fast delivery service. We’re also happy to advise our customers personally on choosing the right products.
Restaurant "Neue Schänke"
● Marlow OT Allerstorf
Village restaurant with home-style and regional cuisine - celebrations - buffets In the restaurant "Neue Schänke" the Bösemann family will surprise you with fresh and regional cuisine. Enjoy a wide range of food and drinks in a relaxed and informal atmosphere in the dining room or, when the weather is fine, on the newly designed terrace. If you would like to spoil your family and guests with culinary delights in the comfort of your own home, we will be happy to put together a breakfast, lunch or dinner buffet according to your wishes. The spacious guest rooms also offer a beautiful ambience for celebrations of all kinds. Whether you want to celebrate your birthday, your wedding, your company anniversary or your club party with us, we look forward to welcoming you. You can look forward to a bright, friendly atmosphere in the picturesque landscape of the Vogelparkregion-Recknitztal.
"Ristorante Pizzeria Toscana" Restaurant
● Boeker Mühle
"Treat yourself to some downtime—relax and watch your children play at the playground or on Boek Beach while you enjoy a specialty coffee or a delicious ice cream sundae."
Restaurant Am Alten Hafen Bodstedt
● Bodstedt
Perch, zander, pike, plaice, eel and herrings from Barth fisherman André are served on the plates and in the fish sandwiches. The chef-owner smokes the fish himself. The menu also includes down-to-earth meat dishes and vegetarians can also make a selection. The rustic restaurant is located directly on Bodstedt harbor and invites you to linger and enjoy regional cuisine with fresh fish and meat dishes. In summer, it is also open on the terrace (self-service, order at the restaurant counter). Reservations for inside only. Fresh fish rolls outside the restaurant Soft ice cream outside Here you can watch great sunsets behind the rocking ships in Bodstedt harbor during dinner. Every Thursday, restaurant manager Jens Müller and his crew rig up his Zeesboot "Adele" in the harbor and train in the Bodden with other traditional sailors for the Zeesboot regattas from June to September. Jens Müller's first profession is boat builder. In the restaurant hall, the Fuhlendorf cultural association K3 e.V. organizes the monthly KNEIPENKINO with films for children and adult guests. The restaurant is open all year round, except during company vacations.
Basement Restaurant
● Neustrelitz
Your Pub with Character in Neustrelitz A relaxed, welcoming atmosphere awaits you at the Basement. Whether it’s freshly tapped draft beer, creative cocktails, or hearty snacks—here you’ll meet like-minded people, enjoy live music, or take part in exciting game nights. Beer & Drinks: From regional craft beers to classic pilsners—always freshly tapped. Snacks & Bar Food: Juicy burgers, crispy chicken wings, and spicy nachos for small (or big) appetites.
Restaurant Boddenstübchen Bodstedt
● Bodstedt
Cozy little restaurant with very tasty fish and meat dishes, served on the terrace or in the rustic dining room. The Boddenstübchen restaurant in Bodstedt, the charming fishing village on Bodstedter Bodden, is a popular destination for visitors and locals who enjoy fresh, regional cuisine in a cozy atmosphere. Schnitzel and fish eaters with a penchant for fried potatoes & co. get their money's worth here. With its idyllic location close to the Boddenradrundweg, the Boddenstübchen is a real insider tip for gourmets and nature lovers alike. The freshly prepared dishes of German cuisine, such as schnitzel variations, pike-perch fillet and matjes with fried potatoes or burgers with chips, impress with their great taste at fair prices. Evening menu For small appetites (solyanka, potato cake, ragout fin), meat dishes (schnitzel variations, home-made boiled meat), fish dishes (sour fried herring, matjes, pike-perch fillet), fried egg with fried potatoes Ice cream sundae Coffee & cake freshly tapped beer Open June-September!
Sophienkeller Restaurant
● Neustrelitz
A Culinary Delight in the Heart of Neustrelitz Discover authentic Mecklenburg hospitality in the historic setting of the Sophienkeller. Whether hearty classics, seasonal specialties, or a freshly tapped beer—here, tradition meets flavor. Enjoy a cozy time in a stylish atmosphere—ideal for a relaxed dinner, family celebrations, or a special occasion. Regional. Warm. Delicious.
Restaurant Waldschlösschen & village store
● Bartelshagen II b. Barth
Fresh, home-style cooking and village store with drinks store, bakery service, magazines, parcel station, tobacco. The village restaurant is located right next to a small park with beech trees. In spring, wood anemones bloom far and wide. Guests are welcome all year round. The restaurant is barrier-free. The hosts, the Lüder family, prepare all dishes freshly: delicious regional dishes such as pike-perch fillet or schnitzel variations with fried potatoes, soups, salad plates and much more at a fair price. The family also has a village store in the house with baked goods from the regional bakery, a drinks market and a range of everyday goods. There is a parcel station (HERMES). Opening hours Waldschlösschen P. Lüder village store & restaurant Monday & Tuesday closed Wednesday to Saturday 08:00-21:00 Sunday: 09:00-21:00 Restaurant with hot meals from 12 noon
Restaurant and guesthouse Aalbude
● Dargun
The Aalbude restaurant is located right at the mouth of Lake Kummerow, directly on the River Peene, and has a long jetty for water sports enthusiasts. Here, motorboats and sailing boats can moor directly in front of the restaurant and enjoy the service. The tastefully furnished rooms with a view of the Peene Canal leave nothing to be desired and the idyllic location directly on Lake Kummerow will make your stay a unique experience! Our restaurant offers guests 36 indoor and 32 terrace seats. In addition, a separate guest room for family celebrations with 45 seats can be used. The menu includes a variety of fish and meat dishes. The fish comes mainly from the waters of the region. Thanks to its excellent service and tasty dishes, the Aalbude restaurant has quickly made a name for itself far beyond the region's borders. Many water sports enthusiasts use the restaurant at the Aalbude for a short break to recharge their batteries.
Memorial stone in front of St. Mary's Church in Plau am See
● Plau am See
In Memory of Those Who Fell in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870–1871
Commerzbank AG ATM on Heilgeiststrasse
● Stralsund
This ATM offers a variety of banking services, including cash withdrawals, deposits, account balance inquiries, and more.
Genusslädchen Rothenkirchen
● Rambin
The farm store in Rothenkirchen on Rügen offers regional specialties: cold-pressed Rügen rapeseed oil, honey, jams, apple chips, beef, farm cheese, spices, mustard, smoked salt, gift boxes, soaps, lip care, beers, handmade gnomes & rabbits - and much more. The farm store in Rothenkirchen invites you to discover the island of Rügen from its delightful and authentic side. With great attention to detail, an assortment has been put together here that shows the regional treasures of the island in all their diversity. Selected foods, handmade specialties and small treasures that turn a visit into a real moment of pleasure. The focus is on regional specialties: cold-pressed Rügen rapeseed oil, aromatic honey from local beekeepers, fruity sea buckthorn jam and crispy apple potato chips made from traditional fruit varieties. A special highlight is our aromatic farm cheese, lovingly made from fresh milk from our farm - full-bodied and full of character. The range is complemented by beef from species-appropriate husbandry, finely balanced spices, spicy mustard and smoked salt full of character - products that reflect quality and genuine regional ties. The farm store also has some lovely discoveries to offer beyond the culinary delights: tastefully arranged gift boxes, Rügen natural cosmetics made from soaps and lip care or typical island beers that capture the special charm of Rügen. Many guests are particularly fond of the handmade gnomes and rabbits - small unique pieces that enrich every home with their creativity and warm character. The farm store stands for regionality, quality and a shopping experience with heart.
Genusswerkstatt Binz
● Binz
Enjoy with a sea view on the island of Rügen. Gourmet chef Robert Schindler delights guests in his gourmet workshop with exquisite Nordic seasonal cuisine on the 5th floor of the Rugard Thermal Strandhotel with a view of the sea and the chalk coast. Where craftsmanship meets cooking. Above all, there are aromatic taste experiences, panoramic views and wonderful natural delights as far as the eye can see. Head chef Robert Schindler is guided by the Nordic seasonal approach of bringing his own region and its product diversity to the plate in an unadulterated way. New and boldly interpreted home cooking in line with his credo 'My hand for my product' served in an elegant setting with breathtaking views. The results are attracting more and more gourmets to Binz. A kind of winter garden on the 5th floor of the Rugard Thermal Strandhotel with a view of the cliffs and coast. Guests can choose between two menus: Butt and Veeh served in 3 or 4 or 5 courses depending on hunger and desire for fine food. Matching wines round off the culinary delights. Menu price from € 56.00.
Gerhart-Hauptmann House
● Insel Hiddensee OT Kloster
The summer house of the poet and Nobel Prize winner Gerhart Hauptmann in Kloster. The originally preserved summer house of the poet and Nobel Prize winner Gerhart Hauptmann takes visitors back to the 1920s and 1930s. You can visit the originally furnished living and working rooms, part of his art collection, the wine cellar and the cultural history exhibition "Literary Modernism on Hiddensee." The summer house and the literature pavilion are open daily during the summer months. There is a well-stocked bookshop in the literature pavilion, which also sells Hauptmann's favorite wine. Readings and concerts are held regularly. OPENING HOURS until 31.10.20 daily 12:00 - 17:00 Closed from November 01.11.20 - 12.12.20 Tue - Sat 12:00 - 16:00 13.12.20 - 27.12.20 closed 28.12.20 - 09.01.21 daily 12:00 - 16:00 10.01.21 - 01.02.21 closed 02.02.21 - 28.03.21 Tue - Sat 12:00 - 16:00 29.03.21 - 11.04.21 daily 12:00 - 16:00 12.04.21 - 30.04.21 Tue - Sat 12:00 - 16:00 01.05.21 - 31.10.21 daily 12:00 - 17:00 GUIDED TOURS - Currently there are no guided tours - Guided tour: Tue to Sat 12:30 pm (May to October 2020) min. 5, max. 20 persons Evening tour with a glass of wine: Wed 20:00 (May to August 2020) the tours are canceled if there are readings or concerts on Wednesdays; min. 6, max. 20 people; registration required Evening tour with a glass of wine: Wed 19:00 (September 2020) the tours are canceled if there are readings or concerts on Wednesdays; min. 6, max. 20 people; registration required Children's tour: Thurs 10:15 am (June to October 2020) for children aged 5 to 13; min. 5, max. 10 children Book tip: Fri 11:30 am (May to October 2020) There are no guided tours during the closing times! Subject to change without notice. Admission prices: Adults € 6.00 + guided tour + € 3.00 Children up to 10 years free Children 10 - 18 years 4,00 € Students (up to 27 years) € 4.00 + guided tour + € 3.00 Disabled persons 4,00 € + guided tour + 3,00 € Family ticket € 16.00 (2 adults and several children) Groups (from 15 pers.) € 3.00 per person (tour guide, bus driver, teachers free) Guided tour per group + 30,00 € Guided tour for children (up to 12 years) "Storytelling and painting Gerhart Hauptmann and his family, writing and painting" Adults (accompanying person) € 4.00 Children 4,00 € Evening tour with a glass of wine € 15.00
Dändorf History House
● Dierhagen
Inaugurated in fall 2014, the Dändorf History House delights visitors with exhibitions on the history of the historic North Mecklenburg Salt Road between Sülze and Wismar, which also ran through Dändorf, as well as photographs and postcards from the Baltic seaside resort in the 1960s, taken by the well-known photographer Annemarie Giegold-Schilling (Annemarie Dorn) from Halle. A new exhibition is intended to remind visitors of the importance of sailing and steam shipping for Dändorf and Dierhagen, and in particular of the local captains. The history house in the Dändorf district is located in the immediate vicinity of the historic Salzstraße, today's Dorfstraße. This made the former fire station of the Dändorf fire department the ideal location for the history house. In the 18th century, the historic salt road led from Bad Sülze via the Boddenhafen in Dändorf to Wismar and Schwerin. Dändorf benefited from its function as a salt transshipment point and was given a paved village street early on so that the salt transports from the port did not get stuck in bad weather. This street is still preserved today and can be admired as a historical monument alongside the beautiful old captain's houses in the village. The history house in the Dierhagen district of Dändorf is open to visitors daily from May to October from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm.
Ghost forest Ostseebad Nienhagen
● Ostseebad Nienhagen
The "Nienhäger Holz", a 180-hectare mixed forest, is better known to locals as the ghost forest. The forest has acquired its unusual appearance over many years due to the salty and humid sea air and the wind. Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is rich in unusual natural landscapes. The thick-trunked Ivenack oaks in Mecklenburg Switzerland cast a spell over many visitors every year, while the windswept fugitives on Fischland-Darß-Zingst provide a perfect painting template for artists. Another special feature on the coast is the "Nienhäger Holz", a 180-hectare mixed forest that borders the Baltic seaside resort of Nienhagen and thus lies directly on the Baltic Sea. This protected forest is better known to locals as the "ghost forest". The uniqueness of the coastal forest lies in the bizarrely shaped deciduous trees. The picturesque deformations have been created over many years by the salty, humid sea air and the wind. The trees are mainly oaks, beeches, hornbeams and ash trees. A cycle and hiking trail runs through the ghost forest, which is a great way to explore the region.
Design Style
● Bad Doberan
Art on and with textiles, ceramics, stones, and wood. A garden full of art... at 8 Bussardstrasse. The garden entrance is around the corner, across from number 13a. We offer wonderful, one-of-a-kind pieces to make your home more beautiful. For example, macramé for walls or windows. Beautiful items made from the natural material wood. Mostly maritime-themed items like boats, candleholders, or lanterns. Upcycled clothing, bags, or shoes with hand-painted motifs, and knitwear for all ages. Ran out of mugs in the cupboard? We’ve got all sorts of artistic pieces for that, too. Enchanting and intricately painted mugs, plates, or glasses. A beautiful, large, and colorful selection for you or your loved ones. Hours: Jan.–Dec.: Mon–Fri 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
Kühlungsborn Health Center
● Kühlungsborn
PERSONALIZED. PREVENTIVE. GOAL-ORIENTED. The Kühlungsborn Health Center is a place of peace and rejuvenation, joy and balance, mindful nutrition, and exercise. It is also a center where prevention, traditional and modern medicine, and sports rehabilitation come together. Certifications Board-certified physician in general medicine Alternative practitioner Sports physical therapist Specialties Complementary medicine, naturopathy, sports medicine, sports physical therapy, stress medicine, pain management Indications Acute or chronic musculoskeletal pain Orthopedic conditions: Osteoarthritis of the joints Post-surgical conditions involving the spine, intervertebral discs, and joints Cardiovascular diseases: hypertension, cardiac arrhythmias Metabolic disorders: diabetes mellitus, obesity (stages I–III), hypertension Stress medicine/psychosomatic medicine: Overwork syndrome, depressive moods, burnout, boreout, psychosomatic stressors such as hypertension, sleep disorders, addiction Orthopedic and internal medicine conditions: Rheumatism, gout, fibromyalgia, ankylosing spondylitis Gastrointestinal disorders: Indigestion, chronic gastrointestinal irritation Respiratory disorders: Asthma, COPD, chronic bronchitis Skin disorders: Eczema, psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, acne Oncology: adjunctive therapy, e.g., following a cancer diagnosis Cost coverage Self-pay Private health insurance Government subsidy Diagnostics Medical history and findings consultation (therapist consultation), medically supervised Heart rate variability Sleep analysis Laboratory, radiological, and specialist examinations in collaboration with medical facilities Therapies Specialized pain therapy Naturopathic orthopedics Fascial therapy, sports physiotherapy, and exercise therapy Osteopathy, gentle chiropractic, craniosacral therapy Health and nutrition coaching, fasting support Stress medicine and psychosomatic treatment Depending on the findings and identification of causes, we apply holistic, both traditional and modern, therapeutic methods. We utilize the synergistic effects of a wide variety of therapeutic approaches to provide you with the best possible and most effective support on your journey to health. Taking pain therapy as an example, this may include: Fascia therapy combined with gentle chiropractic, osteopathic techniques, as well as cupping, acupuncture, and active medical exercise therapy. In addition, relaxation methods are taught and nutritional advice is provided. Meals Self-catering in your own kitchen in the guest room. Additional Services One apartment is suitable for animal-assisted therapy (dogs). Self-pay options available The provider also offers naturopathic or complementary medical services.
Yoga & Ayurveda Health Practice
● Bartenshagen-Parkentin
Vibrant. Light. Life. That sounds good, doesn’t it? Would you like that, too? With my wellness programs based on yoga and Ayurveda, I’d be happy to support you on your journey toward a more relaxed life—even beyond your vacation. Vibrant. Light. Life. Three words that are central to my work at my Yoga & Ayurveda wellness practice and that also hold a special place in my own life. I warmly welcome you as a guest to explore the worlds of yoga and Ayurveda through my programs. Yoga in one-on-one or partner sessions, indoors or outdoors at beautiful locations around Rostock Relaxation, meditation, mindfulness Soothing Ayurvedic oil massages, tailored specifically to you Ayurvedic lifestyle and nutrition counseling My name is Kathrin Engfer. As a certified yoga teacher and Ayurvedic practitioner, I’d be delighted to guide you on your journey toward greater well-being. My goal and mission is to show you strategies for integrating yoga and Ayurveda into your daily life in a way that works for you. Together, we’ll identify the resources that will help you maintain your health and happiness on your own—even after your vacation is over. Are you curious to learn more? I look forward to working with you to create your very own “Vibrant.Light.Life.” package.
Giebelhaus, 28 Frankenstraße
● Stralsund
A 14th-century Gothic gabled house, featuring a preserved house tree and an original pulley wheel in the attic. The 14th-century gabled house was restored through a private initiative between 1974 and 1976 and returned to its original condition. Inside, the house tree—which serves as a load-bearing element—and the original hoist wheel in the attic have been preserved, among other features. In 1687, a Baroque gallery was added to the entrance hall. As with all gabled houses of this type, the entrance hall opens onto the courtyard through a large window known as a “Lucht.” The wide stepped gable deserves special attention. Today, the building is occupied by the person who initiated the extensive renovation.
Giebelhaus, 5 Külpstraße
● Stralsund
With its cellar dating back to 1258, this medieval gabled house is considered Stralsund’s oldest stone building. Redesigned in the 17th and 18th centuries, the Gothic gable—which had been altered in the Baroque style—underwent a partial renovation in 1968–69.In the lower part of the facade, the Gothic structure of the facade can be seen through two exposed windows, complemented by a sandstone slab from 1608 that originally came from the house’s cornice. During extensive renovations in 1994 and 1995, remnants of the medieval paintwork and sculptural decoration were discovered.