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Rügen Chalk Museum. Europe's only chalk museum

● Sagard

Uncover the secrets of the "Rügener Schreibkreide" and discover many interesting facts about its geology, the fossils and the use of the chalk. In our museum store, you can of course also purchase original Rügen healing chalk and natural cosmetic products based on it. Uncover the secrets of "Rügener Schreibkreide" with us. The Gummanz Chalk Museum is located at an original chalk mining site on the island of Rügen. It is housed in the former factory hall of the Gummanz chalk works. In the interactive exhibition, you will learn many interesting and mysterious facts about the geology, fossils and use of Rügen's chalk, while the museum's chalk and nature trail gives you an insight into the technologies of historical chalk mining, informs you about the characteristic flora and fauna of abandoned chalk quarries and offers you a view over large parts of the island of Rügen as far as Stralsund and Hiddensee from the viewing platform on the so-called Kleiner Königsstuhl. The nature trail is approx. 2 km long. Rügen healing chalk is a pure, allergen-free natural product that is extracted from the natural chalk deposits on the island of Rügen. It consists of more than 90% pure calcium carbonate (CaCO3) and has a pH value of 8.5 and more, making it highly alkaline. Rügen healing chalk belongs to the peloids, which are naturally very fine-grained or are crushed and used for mud or paste-like applications. In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Rügen healing chalk is one of the local remedies Applications with Rügen healing chalk can help to activate the body. The possible effects include Stimulation and of the metabolism and deacidification, Strengthening the immune system, stimulating the cardiovascular system and promoting blood circulation. Depending on the application, the chalk has a cooling, warming, circulation-promoting, metabolism-stimulating, relaxing, deacidifying or anti-inflammatory effect! Positive effects can be achieved with healing chalk applications for indications such as muscle tension and back pain, various skin problems through to the diverse complaints associated with hyperacidity.

Binz Spa Park

● Ostseebad Binz

A real seaside resort also has a spa park where guests can stroll and find relaxation. The spa park in Binz was laid out in 1926 and is located opposite the Haus des Gastes. The one and a half hectare area is home to old trees, rhododendrons, specimen trees and roses. Other special features of the park include sandstone sculptures, various fitness equipment, a Kneipp pool, a chess board and a playground with climbing and skill equipment. The "Angels, Light & Sea" Christmas market, which is always held on the 3rd weekend in Advent, also creates a particularly atmospheric ambience. In addition to the brightly lit spa gardens, visitors can enjoy Christmas delicacies, contemplative music, an angel café, children's railroad, carousel and much more.

Königshörn spa park in Glowe

● Glowe

The Glower Kurpark with its circular path along the cliff. In July 2010, the Glow spa park was opened right next to the spa clinic. Visitors will not only find beautiful plantings and an adventure playground on the circular path along the cliff not far from the Königshörn, but also granite sculptures by sculptor Mile Prerad, including the "Eagle's View" towards Cape Arkona and the mother seal with her offspring. Other Baltic Sea animals are sculpted in the open air. Mile Prerad has his studio in Lobkevitz on Wittow. The Serbian artist, who has lived in Germany since 1966, has lived and worked here since the early 1990s.

Spa administration Putbus

● Putbus

Tourist information of the spa administration Putbus. In the spa administration / tourist information you can obtain tourist services, host catalogs, information on bus - train - ship, ticket service (theater, Königstuhl, Störtebeker, special events), information on city and park tours and information materials are sold. The registration and processing of all matters relating to the visitor's tax also takes place here. Opening hours: January - April: Monday - Friday 10:00 - 16:00 May - September: Monday - Saturday 10:00 - 17:00, Sundays/Public holidays 10:00 - 14:00 October - December: Monday - Friday 10:00 - 16:00 Visitor's tax: High season (May 01 - Oct. 31) Adults 2.00 EUR / Reduced 1.00 EUR Low season (Nov. 01 - April 30) adults 1.50 EUR / reduced rate 0.75 EUR Further information: Children under the age of 14 are free of charge. Severely disabled persons with a reduction in earning capacity of 100% and their accompanying person on presentation of the relevant official ID. Reduction applies to children aged 14 - 17. Pupils, trainees and students up to the age of 27 (on presentation of proof). Severely disabled persons with a reduction in earning capacity of 60%.

Kutterfisch Restaurant

● Sassnitz

A taste of the sea with a harbor vibe: Our popular Kutterfisch restaurant invites you to enjoy freshly caught fish right on the waterfront every day starting at 11 a.m. Right on the waterfront of Sassnitz’s city harbor, the Kutterfisch restaurant awaits you—your prime spot for maritime cuisine. Enjoy the unobstructed view of the harbor bustle from our sunny terrace while we serve you the best the region has to offer. For us, the enjoyment of fish comes first. Almost every day, local fishermen bring their fresh catch directly from the water’s edge to our kitchen. Whether it’s seasonal herring or classics like zander and turbot—with us, you can taste the Baltic Sea. Our kitchen team combines traditional craftsmanship with a dash of creativity: look forward to time-honored favorites like Rügen Pannfisch and modern highlights like our Baltic Sea salmon burger. Awarded the “Regional Food Culture” certificate and the proud home of Sassnitz’s favorite fish sandwich, we stand for first-class quality and sustainability. Come aboard and experience North German authenticity in a cozy atmosphere. We look forward to your visit!

Beacon Gellen

● Hiddensee

The "Little Lighthouse" in the south of the island of Hiddensee In the south of the island of Hiddensee, on the Gellen, stands the Gellen lighthouse, built in 1905. Because of its location on the island, it is also known as the "South Lighthouse" and, due to its small size of just 12 m in height, as the "Little Lighthouse". It was built from red and white painted iron segments on a stone base. A cross beacon is a fixed light that flashes evenly in the dark and shines in a 360 degree radius. The light of the cross marker light is used by coastal shipping as a signal for navigating the Gellenstrom fairway from the Baltic Sea towards Stralsund.

Dornbusch lighthouse

● Kloster

Also known as the "Dornbusch beacon" due to its location on a hill rising 72 meters above sea level The lighthouse on the Dornbusch (officially known as the "Dornbusch lighthouse"), which was put into operation in 1888, is the landmark of Hiddensee. Its light shines from a height of approx. 100 m about 45 km out into the open Baltic Sea and provides important orientation for coastal shipping. The 28 m high tower is originally a round brick building. You can visit the permanent exhibition "Technology and history of the lighthouse" during opening hours. Attention! Only open until wind force 6, in dry weather and with sufficient visibility! Admission prices: Adults € 3.00, children 6-17 years € 1.50, families 2 adults + 2 children € 7.50 Opening hours (depending on weather conditions) October 2020: open daily from 10:30 - 16:00 Monday 02.11.2020 to Thursday 05.11.2020 closed for maintenance work from 06.11.2020: closed Please note that for safety reasons, access for children is only permitted from the age of 6. Attention! The lighthouse remains closed in strong winds or other extreme weather conditions! Technical data: Geographical coordinates: 54.36 degrees north latitude / 13.07 degrees east longitude Official name:. Dornbusch beacon Location: Kloster-Hochland on the "Schluckswiek" Height: 72 m Year of construction: 1887/88 as clinker construction Reconstruction: 1927-29 supported by reinforced concrete casing Height of tower: 27.5 m Gallery height: 20 m Height above sea level: 99.5 m Steps: 102 Identification: 2.4 s bright - 7.6 s dark Lamp output: 2000 W (metal halide lamp) Visibility white: 45 km (24.9 nm) Visibility red: 38 km (21.3 sm)

Manolis ice cream

● Stralsund

Welcome to manolis, your destination for handmade ice cream of the highest quality. Our company has been producing fresh, homemade ice cream according to our own recipes with love and care since 1992. Outstanding quality is the pillar of our business. Selected raw materials, the best recipes, sophisticated technology and elaborate manual work steps are seamless components of our work. We select our ingredients with professionalism and passion. The low proportion of air makes our ice cream more aromatic in taste and creamier in consistency. What the ingredients have in common are German quality standards at the highest level.

Manolis Ice Port

● Stralsund

Manolis ice cream city center

● Stralsund

Manolis ice cream Strelapark

● Stralsund

Marktschwärmerei Stralsund - Feierabend Regional pick-up market

● Stralsund

Enjoy the freshness and taste of the region. On the Marktschwärmer online platform, customers buy their desired products in a virtual shopping basket and pay for them. The products are then collected locally. The Marktschwärmerei pick-up market takes place at Fährkanal 2 in Stralsund every Monday from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. From Sunday to Saturday it is possible to buy regional products at Marktschwärmer.de. Register free of charge and without obligation and support the region in a tasty and climate-conscious way! Every three months in the third week as a mixed market for all interested parties and old hands for spontaneous shopping.

Museum Ostseebad Binz

● Binz

A brief insight into the eventful history of the Baltic seaside resort of Binz on Rügen. In the exhibition of the Binz Museum Association in the Kleinbahnhof, visitors can expect a journey into the eventful history of the Baltic seaside resort. Among other things, you can see differently furnished rooms with various original exhibits, swimwear and historical photos as well as a model of the first Binz spa house from around 1900. The extensive collection of historical postcards is both amusing and illustrative. The museum will be supplemented in future by special themed exhibitions

Museum ship Luise

● Göhren

The museum ship "Luise", built in 1906, documents the working and living conditions of the Rügen coastal skippers and the importance of coastal shipping for the island's population. The museum ship "Luise" is a fully accessible and completely furnished coastal freighter and is particularly popular with technology enthusiasts and children. Until the 1960s, the motorsailer, which was launched in 1906, sailed the waters around Rügen to supply the island's population with all the necessities of life. An exhibition in the hold shows, among other things, the goods transported and the original glow-head engine. The lodge provides an insight into the cramped living conditions of the coastal sailors. On the spacious open-air grounds directly adjacent to Göhren's south beach, there are also numerous navigation signs, fishing boats and cutters as well as exhibitions on fishing, sailmaking and shipbuilding.

Maidens' Fountain

● Stralsund

The "Mägdebrunnen" was recreated in 2003 by the German sculptor Günter Kaden on the site of a historic fountain. Its design details have repeatedly inspired various interpretations. Here, where Schillstraße flows into Fährstraße in the direction of the harbor, a fountain "am Schilde" stood for centuries to supply the surrounding population with water. It was the task of the maidservants to fetch the water from the well and carry it to the patrician houses. The sculptor Günter Kaden took up this theme as part of an urban planning competition, won the competition and designed the fountain from a block of granite with a group of bronze figures in 2003. The bronze figures show three maids fetching water and whispering to each other.

Ralswiek natural stage

● Ralswiek

Welcome aboard to the "Störtebeker Festival" on the Ralswiek Nature Stage, the family experience on the island of Rügen! Experience the adventures of the legendary pirate Klaus Störtebeker on the unique Ralswiek natural stage. A play with over 150 actors, 30 horses, 4 ships, spectacular stunts, impressive special effects and much more. Every evening, you will see fireworks go off over the "Great Jasmund Bodden", making your visit to the island of Rügen an unforgettable experience.

Natural Heritage Center Rügen

● Ostseebad Binz OT Prora

Climbing trees and looking at the world from above - almost everyone knows this from their childhood. The treetop walk at the Rügen Natural Heritage Center in Prora, just outside the Baltic Sea resort of Binz, takes you even higher. At a height of four to 17 meters, visitors can walk at eye level with the treetops of pristine beech forests. The (space too many) 40-metre-high "Adlerhorst" observation tower, which is part of the trail, offers a fantastic panoramic view over large parts of the island of Rügen. Treetop walk & adventure exhibition Climbing trees and looking at the world from above - almost everyone knows this from their childhood days. The treetop walk at the Rügen Natural Heritage Center in Prora, just outside the Baltic Sea resort of Binz, takes you even higher. At a height of four to 17 meters, visitors can walk at eye level with the treetops of pristine beech forests. The barrier-free wooden walkway winds its way through the magnificent Prora forest over a length of 1,250 meters and reveals numerous secrets of nature at its adventure stations and information points. The highlight of the treetop walk is quite literally the 40-metre-high observation tower, which is modeled on an eagle's nest and offers a unique panoramic view of the island of Rügen. Visitors to the center can discover the 1,958-hectare DBU Prora Natural Heritage Site between the Little Jasmund Bodden and Prorer Wiek from a bird's eye view. Exciting temporary exhibitions and a small regional art exhibition complement the permanent exhibition. Your Entdeckerpass advantage: 2 years free admission

Devin Peninsula nature reserve

● Stralsund

On the southern outskirts of the Hanseatic city of Stralsund is the Devin nature conservation and recreation area with elevation 23. Due to its varied geomorphology and rich flora and fauna, this landscape is not only one of the most beautiful, but also one of the most ecologically valuable in the city. For this reason, a large part of the peninsula (105.5 hectares) was declared a nature reserve in 1993. The peninsula and its adjacent water areas are part of the Europe-wide "Natura 2000" biotope network. The peninsula can be reached from the B 96 via the district of Devin. You can also get there by bus line 3.

New Market Stralsund

● Stralsund

The second heart of the city! Here too, 800 years of history come to life with a panoramic view. First mentioned in a document in 1285, the Neuer Markt is one of Stralsund's two historic market squares. It is mainly used as a parking lot, but also as a weekly market and event venue. The Neuer Markt has been the economic, cultural and spiritual center of the city of Stralsund since the Middle Ages. Over the centuries, the urban ensemble has undergone many changes.

ONYX Boutique

● Putbus

The ONYX boutique, located on Putbus’s charming Alleestraße, offers select fashion for those with a unique sense of style. In our small boutique, you’ll find a hand-picked selection of designer labels that stand out for their quality, exceptional design, and meticulous attention to detail. We’re excited to showcase our personal favorites—timeless, elegant pieces that make for a stylish everyday companion. Let us provide you with personalized advice to help you find the perfect outfit or your new favorite piece. In our boutique, you’ll discover high-quality materials, unique cuts, and carefully selected accessories that highlight your personal style. Many of our collections are inspired by our proximity to the sea and carry a touch of maritime charm. The collections from labels based in Berlin, Copenhagen, Cornwall, and Amsterdam that you’ll find here are largely produced sustainably. Discover our unique blend of slow fashion and timeless designs.

OZEANEUM

● Stralsund

The OZEANEUM - Europe's Museum of the Year 2010 - offers you exceptional facilities for conferences and evening events. The Ozeaneum is located on the northern harbor island of the Hanseatic and World Heritage city of Stralsund. Our exhibitions and aquariums fascinate hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. We can also provide you with exceptional rooms for your event: modern conference rooms in the historic warehouse a roof terrace with a panoramic view over Stralsund and Rügen the unique 1:1 Giants of the Seas exhibition hall with full-size replicas of whales the impressive North Sea aquarium tour with panorama pool and tunnel aquarium We look forward to your inquiry!

Baltic Sea Hall Glowe

● Glowe

The Ostseehalle Glowe in the beautiful Baltic seaside resort of Glowe on the island of Rügen is a place for sport and culture. The hall itself has a floor area of just under 406 m², which can be divided into two or separated by an opaque curtain. There is also a multi-purpose room with an area of just under 45 m², which can be used for meetings, events and workshops of all kinds. There are also toilets, showers, changing rooms and a small kitchenette available on request. Information on accessibility All test-relevant areas meet the quality criteria of the "Accessibility tested - barrier-free for people with disabilities and partially barrier-free for wheelchair users" label. Further details can be found under Travel for All. There are two parking spaces for people with disabilities. All rooms and facilities that can be used by guests are accessible without steps/at ground level. All accessible and raised doors/passages are at least 70 cm wide. Seating is available. There are five designated spaces for wheelchair users. There is a changing room for people with disabilities. There are two public toilets for people with disabilities, which can be accessed from both sides. There are folding grab rails on both sides of the toilet. One of the barrier-free toilets is also equipped with a shower. There is no grab rail or shower chair.

PRIME Restaurant & Bar

● Stralsund

Culinary highlights and seasonal dishes at PRIME Restaurant & Bar The PRIME Restaurant & Bar at the Wyndham Stralsund HanseDom offers everything for discerning gourmets. The modern restaurant currently seats up to 60 people. Whether classic Wiener Schnitzel, juicy steaks or modern creations such as our various fish dishes - our chef turns every dish into an explosion of flavor with regional and seasonal ingredients! Exquisite wines and fruity cocktails After an enjoyable dinner, you can round off the evening in a stylish ambience at our PRIME Bar with one of our refreshing cocktail creations.

Juliusruh Park

● Breege OT Juliusruh

Beautiful park in the village of Juliusruh. Juliusruh Park is a late Baroque park dating from around 1800. The park was laid out on dune sand by Julius von der Lancken in the last third of the so-called "Swedish period", i.e. when Rügen belonged to the Kingdom of Sweden, from 1795. The result was a circular rococo-style park with a single-storey country house, riding arena, bathing house, orange house and two pavilions. The highlight is the swan house on an island in the pond to the south-east. The lime tree seedlings came from Skåne in southern Sweden in 1795. After the estate was sold to Philip Karl Riekmann in 1803, the country house and the associated farm buildings quickly fell into disrepair and the park became overgrown. In 1835, the city of Stralsund acquired the property. Since then, the park has been used as a spa park. A granite stone is dedicated to the initiator of this park. Only part of the once magnificent park has been preserved as a spa park. Admission to the park is free. It is open all year round. Guided tours can be arranged by appointment.

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