Places of interest

Circular bus Plauer See: Stop 11b Malchow ZOB

The bus stop is centrally located in Malchow. Shopping facilities and tourist information are within walking distance. Stroll past the town windmill, which houses an exhibition of mill crafts and changing art exhibitions, through the shopping street into the town center to the harbor, where you will find a good range of restaurants. At the tourist information office, you can find out about events, guided tours of the town and Malchow's cultural offerings. A special highlight of the island town is the ice rink - thanks to modern artificial ice, you can also skate here in summer.

Circular bus Plauer See: Stop 12 Malchow Erddamm

The stop is located directly on the connecting path between the island town and Malchow Monastery. The island town of Malchow is located in the middle of the Mecklenburg Lake District between the Plauer and Fleesensee lakes. The town was first mentioned in 1147. Malchow initially consisted only of the island. The houses burned down twice within just 30 years. The town was then expanded on the mainland. A wooden bridge was built to connect the two parts of the town. This was destroyed during the 30 Years' War. The man-made earth embankment connects the old town on the island and the monastery. This connection was built between 1844 and 1846 under Mayor Friedrich Meyer. A stone memorial has stood on the earth dam in his honor since 1875. The embankment, which was breached by water during the construction work, now attracts visitors with its numerous seating areas and a magnificent avenue of lime trees. The unique view of the water and the city tempts you to linger and enjoy.

Circular bus Plauer See: Stop 12a Malchow Am Kloster

The bus stop is located below Malchow Monastery and at the passenger boat landing stage. The monastery church in Malchow, an architectural jewel with an eventful history, is an important landmark in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Originally built in the 13th century, the church has undergone several conversions and renovations over the centuries, including a new neo-Gothic-style building after a fire in 1888. Today, the monastery church serves as an exhibition space for the Mecklenburg Organ Museum and as a venue for concerts and weddings. The climbable tower offers visitors a breathtaking view over the monastery complex and the picturesque island town of Malchow, making the visit an unforgettable experience.

Circular bus Plauer See: Stop 13 Adamshoffnung

The stop is located in the Adamshoffnung district of the municipality of Fünfseen. Adamshoffnung lies to the east of Lake Plau and is located directly next to the Kaakbusch forest area, with the cycling and hiking trail around Lake Plau running through the village. The steamer landing stage is located in Lenz-Süd. A tributary of Lake Petersdorf to the north begins in the village.

Circular bus Plauer See: Stop 14 Zislow

The stop is located in the center of the resort of Zislow. The area has been inhabited by Slavs since the 7th to 9th centuries. The Slavic Zislow castle rampart on the western shore of the Großer Pätschsee bears witness to this. Both Zislow itself and the district of Suckow were originally Slavic settlements. Zislow was first mentioned in documents in 1255 and Suckow in 1344. 1338 saw the first mention of the present-day settlement of Clippatendorpe. The landmark of Zislow is the village church, consecrated in 1749, which presents itself in the rare form of an octagonal half-timbered building (octagon) and was renovated in 1990. It now hosts readings and concerts during the season. From Zislow, you can walk to the nearby viewing tower. This is approx. 5 m high. You can reach it via a signposted nature trail and have a wonderful view of the church in the town of Plau and the lake.

Circular bus Plauer See: Stop 15 Suckow

The stop is located in the center of the village of Suckow, a district of the municipality of Zislow. Suckow is a district in the municipality of Zislow and is located on the eastern shore of Lake Plau. The village lies on a flat slope that stretches down to the Suckower Keller, a bay of Lake Plau, and is home to pastures. There is direct access to the lake with a small bathing area.

Circular bus Plauer See: Stop 16 Bärenwald Müritz

The bus stop is located directly at the Müritz Bear Sanctuary Visitor Center. BÄRENWALD Müritz, a FOUR PAWS animal welfare project, offers the bears a habitat that meets their natural requirements: a varied landscape with mixed forest, meadows, forest clearings, slopes and a natural watercourse. These are ideal conditions for brown bears to rediscover and live out their natural behavior. They can live out their urge to move, retreat, dig dens and hibernate. Ponds allow extensive bathing and grooming - bears love water! Contact with humans is reduced to a necessary minimum so that the brown bear has the opportunity to create its own daily routine. Visitors are given an insight into the animals' daily routine - but only the bear decides whether or not to be seen. It can withdraw at any time. A day trip for the whole family - exciting exhibition stations - adventure forest playground - organic bistro - bear store

Circular bus Plauer See: Stop 17 Bad Stuer

The bus stop is located directly on the federal highway 198 and is approx. 500m above Bad Stuer. The former small spa town of Bad Stuer is located at the southern tip of Lake Plau between Plau and Röbel. Here our guests find peace and seclusion, clean air, clear water and a balanced climate. Cycling and hiking tours, e.g. through the Valley of the Kingfishers to the Bear Forest, are possible from here. The local campsite is located near Lake Plau.

Circular bus Plauer See: Stop 18 Twietfort Badestrand

The bus stop is located directly at the BEECH Resort Plauer See. Twietfort is located in the Ganzliner Holz nature reserve directly on Lake Plau. There is a connection to the cycling and hiking trail around Lake Plau. The public bathing area is located on the resort grounds. The restaurant is open to all visitors.

Rundbus Plauer See: Stop 19 Plau am See Appelburg

The bus stop is located directly on the B198 federal highway at the junction to Millionenweg in the Appelburg district. From the Plau am See stop, it is just 400m to Lake Plau and the associated cycling and hiking trail around Lake Plau. The KMG Reha- Klinik Silbermühle is located at this site. There is an antique store and café 500m away along the main road.

Circular bus Lake Plau: Stop 20 Seelust

The bus stop is located in the parking lot at Seeluster Bucht. Seeluster Bucht is a popular bathing spot in Plau am See. It is not only the size of the beach that attracts guests to Seeluster Bucht. Children can romp and swim in a great playground here. If that sounds like too much hustle and bustle for you, we can recommend the Seehotel with its outdoor terrace.

Circular bus Plauer See: Stop 21a Seestrasse Camping

The stop is located in the Plötzenhöhe district in the turning loop at the end of Seestraße. The Plötzenhöhe district is a quiet residential area with the small Plötzensee lake right in the middle. The adjacent campsite offers numerous leisure activities and restaurants. The town center of Plau am See can be reached in a short time via the connected cycling and hiking trail.

Smokehouse at the witches' grove

📍 Blankenförde

Enjoy a cozy rest on our terrace after an eventful day on the bike or by boat! You will find a rustic restaurant (self-service) with home-cooked meals (smoked fish, meat, pancakes, forge pans) and a high-quality snack menu. A good selection of cold drinks, coffee variations, freshly baked cakes, ice cream and draught beer from the traditional East German brewery in Lübz round off our offer. From June to September, the Räucherkate is open daily from 11.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. and offers hot meals throughout the day. In the early and late season (April/ May/ October) there are fixed days off. On public holidays (Easter, May 1st, Ascension Day and Whitsun) in spring, the restaurant team is happy to be there for you, so that you can round off your day trips in the Müritz National Park with a visit to the Räucherkate in Blankenförde.

Röbel-Boot boat rental & yacht charter

📍 Röbel/Müritz

Röbel boat harbor at the Müritz vacation park Röbel-Marienfelde, located on the west bank of the bathing beach. This is where the boat trip starts, with the motorboats Fortuna and Phoenix across the Müritz. The motorboats FORTUNA and PHOENIX, licensed for up to 5 people, are also suitable for beginners without a boating license. A detailed test drive is carried out with every boater. Thanks to their solid construction, slip cabin and equipment with tarpaulin and bathing ladder, the boats are suitable for almost all weather conditions. The boats are rented by the day. Sleeping bag tourists can also use the boats for multi-day trips on the Mecklenburg Lake District. The Röbel boat harbor, with its bathing beach and snack bar, the adjacent Müritz vacation park with a large selection of holiday apartments, vacation homes, hotels and restaurants, as well as a bicycle rental service, offer good options for a complete vacation plan or a long weekend. For a great vacation on the water, the motor yachts EMMA and MILAN in the Rechlin marina are recommended. You can get tips for tours and boat moorings. You are welcome to share your vacation highlights in words and pictures in the reviews.

Rügen Park Gingst - Miniatures and amusement park

📍 Gingst

Miniatures and amusement park with roller coaster Rügen Park Gingst offers 40,000 square meters of leisure fun for the whole family. There is a miniature park for young and old with 100 miniatures on a scale of 1:25 (including the German Reichstag and Notre Dame) and an amusement park with 16 attractions such as a family roller coaster, giant slide, scooter, wild water traffic circle and horse riding track. The entire park can be explored on a park railroad for 50 people. A self-service restaurant rounds off your stay. 6 coach parking spaces and 250 parking spaces for cars are free of charge. In July and August we offer a historical stunt show with pyrotechnics every Sunday at 2 p.m.: The robber barons of Ghynxt .

Self-service farm store and milk filling station Rossow

📍 Rossow

For all milk lovers and fans of regional products, a small, fine self-service farm store with a milk filling station and vending machines has been created in Rossow near Pasewalk. In addition to its own raw milk and seasonal vegetables, it also offers a wide selection of high-quality regional products. The self-service farm store in Rossow is located directly on the B104 between Szczecin and Pasewalk. The small shop is an extension of the Winfried Keller family farm, which has been producing quality milk since the early 1990s. The farm sells some of the fresh milk, seasonal vegetables and other regional products from selected partners. The tasty raw milk can be tapped from the vending machine and there are empty glass bottles for sale in the adjacent Regio-Box so that nobody has to leave because they have forgotten their bottles. At the Regio-Box, everyone can also buy high-quality products from the region and purchase the products undisturbed, in peace and very flexibly. The self-service counter is open for you: Monday to Friday 08:00-18:00 and Saturday 08:00-16:00. Here is an excerpt from our range: Honey from the Caselower Heide, rapeseed oil and goose liver sausage from the "Grüne Gänsehof" from Ladenthin, salami and ham as well as canned jars of breakfast meat, hunting sausage and goulash from the Retzlaff butcher's shop in Schönfeld, eggs from the Frommholz farmer in Schmachtgrund, sliced and processed cheese and yoghurt from Käserei Wolters GmbH in Bandelow, butter from "Hemme Milch" in Angermünde, fruit juice from the Klimmek cidery in Angermünde and much more. The range is based on seasonal products, among other things, and can therefore vary slightly depending on the time of year.

SBS Yachthafenresort Fleesensee with boat filling station

📍 Göhren-Lebbin

Among other things: - jetty with electricity and water supply - boat refueling station - motorhome parking area - service and several winter storage halls

SBS Yachthafenresort Fleesensee - "simply different"

📍 Göhren-Lebbin

The marina is located directly on the Fleesensee in Untergöhren with around 80 permanent and 20 guest berths as well as full boat services With us you will experience the "all-round carefree package" as an experienced boater, as an owner, as a guest with a motorhome or as a boat or yacht charterer. We also offer the sale of new boats and yachts of the KARNIC brand, as well as the brokerage of used boats. (a look at the website is worthwhile) The marina offers the following services: Berths for boats and yachts up to 17m (80 permanent berths / 20 guest berths) Boat refueling station (gasoline + diesel) Official authorized workshop for VOLVO PENTA, Mercury, Dockmate, Victron, SeaDek, Garmin and many more. Rental of yachts (also license-free) & sport boats requiring a license from 60Ps, jet skis, SUPs and fun tubes Winter storage space for boats + movables on 4,800 square meters in alarm-protected, video-monitored, frost-free halls Outdoor storage spaces in the open air or under a carport in a fenced area State-of-the-art slip and transport equipment for boats up to 19 tons Boat store (also online): with equipment for boat and jetty Outboard engines (Mercury) + inflatable boats Spare parts VOLVO PENTA, Mercury, Garmin, Victron, Dockmate and other brands own clothing brand SeaScouts Fleesensee JOBE Funtubes, SUPs, Funequipment Electricity and water at the jetty and waste disposal station for boats You can reach us by telephone during office hours on: 039932 486700 or by e-mail to: info@sbs-fleesensee.de

SEA YOU beach bar Markgrafenheide

📍 Rostock-Markgrafenheide

At the SEA YOU beach bar, you can enjoy delicious drinks and snacks in a relaxed atmosphere, beach chair and SUP rental, YOGA, free sports and beach toys and a huge swing on the sandy beach. An XXL painting board welcomes art from young and old. At the SEA YOU beach bar in Markgrafenheide, delicious drinks, cocktails and snacks await you in a stylish overseas container with an adjoining lounge corner, additional seating and an approved fire pit. Spend the day in a relaxed atmosphere, unwind or get active - there are plenty of options for the perfect day by the sea. Not only can beach chairs be hired, but also SUPs for individual tours on the Baltic Sea. There are also SUP yoga courses, volleyball nets and various free sports games for all sports enthusiasts. Young and old alike can immortalize themselves on the XXL painting board or let their gaze wander into the distance on the large swing on the sandy beach. A colorful selection of beach toys rounds off the stay for the little ones and gives parents a relaxing time with their loved ones.

SOS Children's Village Western Pomerania

📍 Grimmen

A place to arrive, join in and feel at home: People with intellectual disabilities live and work in our inclusive village community in Grimmen-Hohenwieden. Handmade products such as candles, hand-woven items and wooden articles are created here with heart and soul. The farm is open - feel free to drop by! The SOS Children's Village Vorpommern has been active in the region around Grimmen for over 25 years and is committed to the coexistence, education and participation of people in different life situations. In addition to two family centers and a daycare center with a forest group, a lively village community is run at the Hohenwieden site, which forms the heart of the work. Here, people with and without disabilities live and work together in an inclusive environment. Adults with intellectual disabilities experience a sense of belonging, support and self-determination in family-style residential groups and individual living areas. At the same time, meaningful employment and development opportunities are offered in recognized workshops for people with disabilities (WfbM). In the carpentry, weaving and candle workshops, high-quality products are created with skilled craftsmanship and great attention to detail. The offer is complemented by an organic market garden, where seasonal vegetables and herbs are grown, as well as a small farm with mother-based dairy cattle farming and a village maintenance workshop, which is also active in the surrounding area. The village community is an open place - visitors are welcome to explore the grounds, take a look at the workshops or go shopping. It also offers guided tours and educational insights into inclusive life in the countryside. Here, people believe in the power of real encounters, in working together as equals and in working together in a way that sees differences as enrichment.

STRALSUND MUSEUM St. Catherine's Monastery

📍 Stralsund

CURRENTLY CLOSED DUE TO CONVERSION The first museum in the Hanseatic city of Stralsund was founded in 1858 and opened a year later as the "Provinzialmuseum für Neuvorpommern und Rügen". It is also the oldest museum in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Exhibitions on prehistory and early history, urban history, folklore and naval history are presented in three listed buildings. The most beautiful and at the same time most valuable exhibit is the gold jewelry from Hiddensee found in 1872-74. Founded in 1858, the museum is housed in the former Dominican monastery of St. Katharinen in the heart of the listed old town. Two gold treasures from the Viking Age can be admired here, of which the gold jewelry from Hiddensee is not only legendary, but also world-famous. Artistic Stralsund faience invites you to look and marvel, as do rare medieval ecclesiastical vestments. Many other highlights tell of the eventful history of the once so influential city on the Sound, of which it was said in the Middle Ages "...that it was a pearl in the crown of the Hanseatic League...". The largest and most beautiful room in the monastery is the summer hall. This magnificent hall impresses with its wonderful architectural design, which also includes a medieval vault painting. A wide variety of exhibits await visitors on the 1st floor. In addition to craft scrolls, seals and craftsmen's silver, there is above all magnificent furniture from different eras on display. Tableware made of glass and porcelain as well as household items made of copper and brass give an idea of the past splendor of bourgeois parlors. A special highlight are the astronomical and nautical instruments from the collection of Axel Graf von Löwen, who, as Governor General of Swedish Pomerania, bequeathed his unique collection, which also includes art objects of all kinds, to Stralsund in his will in 1761. Accessibility Guided tours for people with visual impairments Guided tours for people with cognitive impairments Guided tours and offers for people with dementia Barrier-free access

Saale forest biotopes

Different types of biotope harmonize in a small area in a forest clearing. Created by the old forester Martin Lawrenz, but it is not a botanical forest garden. "Strictly speaking, the Saal biotope is a collection of biotopes," says the old forester Martin Lawrenz, reporting on the efforts required to create a plant world surrounded by his raised bogs and fens, dry heath, water areas with water lilies, dry stone walls, rock piles and deadwood areas, which is also followed by the desired animal world. The water bodies must be deep enough to prevent silting up. Too many water lilies and yellow-flowered frogbit decompose in the fall and form putrefactive gases that disturb the biological balance. Therefore, laborious weeding is necessary. This regulating intervention is carried out regularly. Discover this gem in a clearing at the southern tip of the municipality of Saal: Martin Lawrenz, retired forester and owner of this piece of woodland, has brought the former sandpit back to life with an artificial bog, water features, terraces, fieldstone piles and walls, a seating area under fir trees at the highest point of the site ... ... In May it turns green and the chimney wasps begin their work, from June the water lilies bloom in the fall there are mushrooms, many and large, blackberries also in the adjacent mixed beech forest... in the forest 14 degrees plus in the autumn sun feels wonderful Tree beads at small injury sites on the beech trees are little lucky charms ... Lawrenz keeps the grazing forest animals away from the still young vegetation with a protective fence. However, it is obviously not possible without natural browsing, so Lawrenz has to tackle the autumn pruning himself with garden tools and technology. It is an impressive piece of cultivated nature. Water lilies, grasshoppers, dragonflies and the like show themselves to the delight and contemplation of local visitors. Chimney wasps in May: solitary wasps are important for the natural cycle Despite their bad reputation, wasps are important for the natural cycle. They not only serve as pollinators, but also eat plant pests. One particularly interesting species is the common chimney wasp, which builds "chimneys" in its nesting holes. In order to observe and help chimney wasps, a triad of food (weevil larvae), nesting site (clay or dry place) and suitable habitat with alfalfa must be available. One such location is the Saal biotope. Here, the animals form large clusters of nests and can be easily observed. As the name suggests, the chimney wasp builds a chimney on its house, and this is how it works: The wasp digs a nesting tube up to five centimeters deep, soaks the building material removed in the process with saliva and deposits it in front of the nesting tube in the form of a "chimney". After breeding, the wasps can store the material back into the tube as filling material. By the way: sand, clay, gravel, field stones and the terrain in our region are a legacy of the last ice age. The resulting brick and fieldstone buildings are contemporary witnesses of our subsequent civilization. The Saal forest biotope collection is not far from the Saal Apostle Stones. Guides from the Southern Bodden Coast Tourist Office offer regular guided tours from May to September. You will then see: field bumblebee, water mint, immortelle, dragon's bane, western honeybee, broad-leaved bulrush, water lilies, blackberries, rock bumblebee, round-leaved sundew, broom heather, juniper, redwoods, bell heather, common scratch thistle, water frog, emperor cloak, peacock butterfly, ... On your own: don't forget your picnic basket!

Salt healing gallery "Salt of the Earth" Warnemünde

📍 Warnemünde

Surrounded by 20 tons of Himalayan and natural rock salt, this unique refuge offers space to regain your inner balance and catch your breath. Enjoy the relaxing and healing atmosphere in the "Salt of the Earth" salt healing gallery in Warnemünde! The numerous valuable minerals and trace elements that rock salt naturally contains cleanse and nourish the mucous membranes and promote the regeneration of irritated skin. The salt grotto is also ideal for family outings, as children love digging in the salt and can go on a treasure hunt. The small café "kostBAR - Krafttankstelle" in the reception area of the salt cave offers guests a small selection of soothing drinks and healthy snacks. In addition, some outstanding salt and health products for use at home can be discovered, tried out and purchased there.

Salt spray in Damgarten harbor - Old Salt Road

Old Salt Road smuggling route As a navigable river, the Recknitz was of economic importance for many centuries: goods were transported up and down the river, especially salt from Bad Sülze. The sought-after raw material was loaded in sacks onto barge and shipped via Damgarten, Dändorf and Dierhagen to the Grand Ducal salt warehouse in Wismar. Salt was a coveted commodity and trade in it was highly regulated. This attracted many a smuggler, especially as the Recknitz was a border river. In the 17th century, an incident near Pantlitz led to entanglements between the ducal Mecklenburg government in Schwerin and the Pomeranian side. A manor owner living in Daskow suddenly demanded tolls for free passage. An armed conflict ensued and a salt barge was sunk. The wreck continued to obstruct shipping traffic on the Recknitz until the end of the 18th century. The replica of the salt barge is a reminder of the former salt route and the smuggling of the white gold. Did you know that ... ... you can smuggle again today - and without any danger? The eight vendors on the map below will tell you what they still have in common with salt. You will receive smuggled goods for your stop or purchase, which you can exchange for new goods at the next station. At the end, you will have a bag full of high-quality souvenirs! More info