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Marina Loitz

● Loitz

The sports boat marina, built in 2006, offers its guests 17 guest berths in the marina and 20 guest berths on the harbor quay wall. An e-bike charging station is available. The marina offers 17 guest berths for pleasure craft. In the harbor area, 15 pleasure craft and two passenger ships have sufficient space for mooring. There is a trailer track, camping area and parking spaces for cars and caravans. The sanitary area is equipped with disabled showers and toilets. In addition to a snack bar in the old warehouse by the harbour master, you will also find the "Korl Loitz" restaurant in the lovingly restored water station. While enjoying coffee and cake, you have a wonderful view of the marina and the Peene. If you don't have your own boat or canoe with you, you can take a Peene tour on a passenger boat from Demmin. A tip for all e-bikers - a charging station is also available.

Marina Lubmin

● Lubmin

Marina Lubmin Lubmin Marina is located on the Greifswalder Bodden between the mouth of the Peene and Greifswald. The harbor offers direct access to a very popular sailing area, as the islands of Rügen and Usedom are easily accessible from there. Poland and the Danish island of Bornholm are also popular mooring locations. An approximately 5 km long sandy beach, which is known as one of the most beautiful beaches on the German east coast, connects the marina with the seaside resort of Lubmin. The south coast of Rügen can be seen to the north and a nature reserve lies to the east. A total of 180 berths are available. The marina also has a petrol station (diesel), various floating jetties (steel and concrete), water, electricity and lighting supply columns, Internet access via hotspot, bicycle hire, parking spaces and a comprehensive yacht service.

Marina Müritz, LLC

● Waren (Müritz)

Motorboat Rental & Boat Ramp Our Müritz Marina boat rental is located right next to the city harbor in Waren (Müritz). From May through October, you can rent motorboats—both those requiring a license and those that don’t—on a daily basis (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.) or for half-days (9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. or 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.). On our 3,500-square-meter premises, in addition to our renowned motorboat rental service, we offer a boat launch capable of handling boats up to 2.5 metric tons with our own tow vehicle, parking spaces for trailers and cars, as well as a comprehensive range of boat-related services.

Marina Trzebież

● Trzebież

The marina is located at the Central Sailing School and has space for 120 boats. The Trzebiez marina is divided into two sections. Yachts can dock at the berths in the northern section next to the Central Sailing Center, as well as in the southern section, which—despite its commercial transit function—accommodates recreational boats in addition to passenger ships, though in smaller numbers than in the northern section. The marina’s berths can accommodate 120 vessels at the same time. The marina, with its concrete quays, has electricity and water connections. Showers and restrooms are located within the facility and on the side of the transit harbor. In addition, the marina also has repair workshops. Free internet access is available in the main building. At the transit quay, which connects the southern and northern sections, there is a container refueling station suitable for supplying vessels.

Maritim Center Marks

Summer berths and winter storage - at Marina Center Marks you will find the right place for your boat. The marina is located at the gateway to the Fischland Darß Zingst peninsula, a beautiful and interesting area on the edge of the largest crane resting place in Europe, the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park. You will find the facility directly in the eastern part of the harbor of the Vineta town of Barth. In 2000, the Maritim Center Markas was built in the area of the former Barth sugar factory. The team offers an all-round service for all skippers, boats and crews. The summer berths are equipped with modern facilities and offer sufficient space for motor and sailing yachts. The yacht yard is attached and offers a complete service for boats and yachts. The Maritim Center Marks is a dealer for the brands Quicksilver, Mercury Nanni - Diesel, Torqeedo. Of course, they also service the brands Volvo Penta, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Vetus, Yanmar etc. The modern yacht store with yacht equipment, clothing and spare parts completes the offer. For the winter season, the Maritim Center offers winter storage for your "treasures". The service team's motto is: "There's no such thing as can't". Satisfied customers are the top priority for the Maritim Center!

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

Neustrelitz marketplace

The impressive city center is a masterpiece of Baroque urban planning Welcome to Neustrelitz, the charming residential town with its unique baroque town planning! Situated in the heart of the Mecklenburg Lake District, Neustrelitz delights visitors with its historical flair, symmetrical splendor and cultural diversity. Experience the impressive town center: from an octagonal market square, the town complex unfolds like a star-shaped work of art - a masterpiece of Baroque town planning and a real gem of architectural history. The unique urban layout is modeled on an ideal Italian town and is based on plans by the Braunschweig master builder Christoph Julius Löwe. The redesign took place in 2003/04 and takes various historical references into account. The traffic circle in the middle of the square is adorned with 32 small-leaved ash trees and a water feature with 36 fountains. The Tourist and National Park Information Office is located at the junction of the pedestrian zone at the town hall. The castle gardens and the city harbor are just a few minutes' walk away. You can get a great impression of the market square from the 45-metre-high viewing platform of the town church tower.

Marketplace of the University and Hanseatic City of Greifswald

The development of the town of Greifswald also began with the founding of Hilda Monastery. The town was first mentioned in a document in 1248 and received its town charter in 1250. The market square is the heart of the historic old town. Caspar David Friedrich painted the market square with a view of the Ratsapotheke and part of the town hall as a watercolor - on display in the Pomeranian State Museum. Then as now, the market is a meeting place for traders, visitors and residents. Striking houses from different eras line the square, such as the historic town hall and Hanseatic gabled houses. In addition to the market days, many public events and performances take place. Particularly popular is "A Day with Caspar David Friedrich" in August and various themed days, such as Easter and flower markets, pottery markets and the Christmas market.

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.

Konau, a village in the Marschhuf region

● Konau

Konau is a picturesque village well worth visiting in the municipality of Amt Neuhaus an der Elbe. It is the only fully preserved marsh-type hamlet on the Elbe. The restored historic village complex is home to numerous museum barns that tell the story of rural life and the lives of Konau’s residents in relation to the border. Konau is a picturesque village well worth visiting in the municipality of Amt Neuhaus an der Elbe. It has a long and eventful history. It is the only fully preserved marsh-hufendorf on the Elbe. The restored historic village complex is home to numerous museum barns that tell the story of rural life and the lives of the people of Konau in relation to the border.

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

Martin's Freunde Zweiradservice

● Klein Vielen

Bike repairs, rental, sales and guided tours. All this in and around the Müritz National Park at various locations. By arrangement directly on site with expert advice! Tourist facilities also have the option of using the maintenance service. Martin`s Freunde Zweiradservice offers you reliable and comfortable rental bikes, which are available for you at various tourist facilities. These include bikes from large to small for the whole family. E-bikes and trailers are also included in the range. These are thoroughly serviced at regular intervals. We offer on-site bike repairs, maintenance and purchase of bikes of all sizes and electric bikes. Various guided tours of the region are offered seasonally. Here you can expand your knowledge or just relax and enjoy nature. You can find more information at: www.fuehrung-mv.de

Martin Luther Church Eggesin

● Eggesin

The Martin Luther Church in Eggesin was built in 1911. Built in 1911, the neo-Gothic church with its 48-metre high tower, visible from afar, dominates the skyline of the town of Eggesin. Built in 1911, the neo-Gothic church with its 48-metre-high tower, visible from afar, dominates the skyline of the town of Eggesin.

Mauerpark Rechlin

The Mauerpark Rechlin is a new park that tells and presents the history of Rechlin in connection with the Rechlin Wall. It is well worth a visit.

Max Schmeling Memorial

● Klein Luckow

Max Schmeling was born on September 28, 1905 in Klein Luckow. The small memorial in the house where he was born is dedicated to the legendary boxer, the only German boxing world champion of all classes. Many long-distance cycle routes run along here and it is always worth stopping off. It is necessary to book in advance by telephone. Klein Luckow is nestled in a picturesque terminal moraine landscape at the very tip of the Uckermark and at the beginning of the Szczecin Lagoon region. Many long-distance cycle routes lead to this village and along the memorial site. Max Schmeling died at the age of almost 100 and was able to look back on an eventful life. He is still regarded today as the most popular sportsman of the 20th century in Germany. On September 23, 2004, he was awarded honorary citizenship by his native community on the occasion of his 99th birthday.

Maxluzi show workshop

● Wesenberg

Sustainable manufactory for handmade solid wood products: wafer-thin lampshades, furniture, accessories and tiny houses - wood meets light and design. The MAXLUZI show workshop invites you to experience the art of wood craftsmanship up close. We offer insights into our workshops, where we create unique lampshades, furniture and accessories from regional wood. The centerpiece is our wafer-thin turned wooden lamps, which enrich rooms with their warm light. We offer an inspiring insight into the interplay between craftsmanship and design - a place for anyone who values special details and sustainable products.

Mecklenburg trolley railroad

● Waren (Müritz)

Discover the Mecklenburg Lake District from a completely different perspective With the bicycle trolley, you can get a taste of railroad flair along the former Karow-Borkow and Waren (Müritz)-Schwinkendorf train routes. The trolley tour takes you through varied landscapes, past lakes, forests, sleepy villages and wide meadows. The particularly quiet rubber-tyred aluminum bicycle trolleys offer space for two to four people and are just as suitable for family outings as they are for company and club outings and school trips. Different types of trolley with 1-speed, 7-speed gears or electric motor support guarantee a relaxing ride for young and old. Rest areas along the routes invite you to take a break - simply roll the trolley off the track and park it in the parking area. Prices per trolley (2 - 4 persons) from 40.00 euros, electric trolley +15.00 euros Season: April to October by appointment

Carriage and Open-Top Carriage Rides in Mecklenburg

● Dummerstorf

Welcome to Mecklenburg Carriage and Cremer Rides! We invite you to enjoy unforgettable experiences by horse and carriage—whether in the city, in the countryside, or surrounded by nature. What we offer: City tours through Rostock and Warnemünde Tours starting from Pankelow near Dummerstorf: past fields, meadows, and moors, by Miniland, the Schlage Donkey Farm, and the Göldenitz Rural School Museum—featuring the famous “Detention with Teacher Lempel” Tours departing from Schnatermann (upon request): through the Rostock Heath, to Gelbensande Castle, or all the way to Graal-Müritz Beer carriage tours, punch rides, moonlight excursions, Easter Bunny, Santa Claus, St. Martin  Birthday & wedding rides with various festively decorated carriages Company outings, private parties & bachelor/bachelorette parties Logging with horses – experience traditional work up close We operate throughout Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania – we’ll tailor your personal tour to your wishes. Our carriages: Largest open-top carriage: Seats up to 24 people (accessible, with ramp & safety features for wheelchair users) A 16-seater open-top carriage Various carriages (e.g., vis-à-vis, Aachenbach hunting carriage, wedding carriages) In winter, our carriages are heated, ensuring that the rides are an experience in every season. Culinary highlights: You can book various treats to accompany your rides—from suckling pig to coffee and cake, to rustic platters or warming soups. With a little luck, we’ll encounter cranes, deer, and many other animals along the way—pure nature to enjoy. Accessibility Information All areas relevant to the assessment meet the quality criteria for the “Accessibility Certified – accessible for people with mobility impairments and partially accessible for wheelchair users” designation. Further information can be found at Reisen für Alle. There are five parking spaces available for people with disabilities. All paths and facilities accessible to guests are step-free/at ground level or accessible via a ramp. The carriages are accessible via a 4 m long and 1 m wide, extendable ramp with a maximum gradient of 10%. They can accommodate up to 8 wheelchairs and 2 nursing beds. The carriages are 4.50 m long and 1.64 m wide. The tables are cleared away and the chairs folded up when wheelchair users are on board. The Mecklenburger Kutsch- und Kremserfahrten team is happy to assist with boarding. Alternatively, there are 2 steps at the rear entrance. Seating is available. There is no public restroom for people with disabilities (appropriate stops are scheduled).

Mecklenburg Wagyu

● Groß Wokern

You will find our Mecklenburg Wagyu farm between the Bergring town of Teterow and the Barlach town of Güstrow. First-class meat and sausage products with a unique marbling await you in our farm store. Supplement your purchase with many other regional products, such as spices, jams and mustard. Welcome to our farm store in Klein Wokern, near Teterow. Here you will find the specialties of our Wagyu cattle as well as other regional products. We, the Feldmann family, have been running the farm in Klein Wokern since 1992. Originally specializing in dairy cattle farming, we started breeding Wagyu, also known as the Koberind from Japan, in 2016. Our philosophy is close-to-nature husbandry, i.e. the calves stay with their mother for up to 8 months, spend the summer on pasture and winter in large straw barns. All feed, such as hay, maize silage and lucerne, is produced in-house. Our Wagyus receive maximum animal welfare, which is reflected in the unique taste and tenderness of the Wagyu meat. Try the finely marbled Wagyu meat from our farm and experience a culinary delight in a class of its own. You are welcome to visit our farm. Please make an appointment in advance. Several times a year we invite you to events on our farm where you can taste, marvel and enjoy. In a rustic ambience and with a view of the animals, we spoil you with various meat cuts. You will not only experience excellent meat enjoyment, but also receive valuable tips on barbecuing. We look forward to welcoming you to our restaurant!

Mecklenburg Forest Glass Museum

● Langen-Brütz

Who knows that glass is made of sand? A small museum in Langen Brütz is dedicated to the topic of glass and its production. Over 600 exhibits bring the old craftsmanship back to life in the Forest Glass Museum. The exhibition focuses in particular on Mecklenburg Forest Glass. Its name comes from the fact that the ingredient - ferrous sand - turns green when it melts. Another reason is that a lot of wood was needed for glass production, which is why the glassworks were built directly in the forest. A few hundred years ago, Mecklenburg was one of the largest glass centers, as the iron-rich sand was found here, potash could be extracted as an additive, and there was plenty of wood and water available. The potash was extracted from wood ash, whereby only a small amount of the original volume (about one thousandth) could be obtained by leaching and annealing wood ash. Most of the energy required to produce forest glass - 80 to 85 percent - was used to produce potash. Depending on the type and condition, one to three solid cubic meters of wood were needed to produce one kilogram of glass.

Mecklenburgische Bäderbahn Molli

● Kühlungsborn

The 900 mm gauge Molli is one of the oldest narrow-gauge railroads in the world and spans the gap between traditional spa culture and modern vacation offers between Kühlungsborn West and Bad Doberan like no other means of transport. The Mecklenburgische Bäderbahn Molli has something for every railroad enthusiast! From regular train services and special carriage rides to steam locomotive adventure weekends and locomotive rides, the Molli has something to suit everyone. Gastronomic highlights such as GLEIS 2 - the Molli restaurant in an extraordinary railroad ambience or the museum café invite you to linger and cozy vacation accommodation directly on the track in the Heiligendamm, Kühlungsborn East and West stations warmly welcome their guests. Inspire your employees and customers with an eventful trip on a chartered special train or gastronomic services in our GLEIS 2 event room, making your excursion not only a success, but an experience! The journey time for the 15.4 km long route is approx. 40 minutes.

Mecklenburg Glass Workshop

● Waren (Müritz)

Thuringian glass art on the banks of the Müritz The glass workshop at the Waren (Müritz) town harbor is well worth a visit. The idea of the "Thüringer Kristallhof" from Stadtroda / OT Gernewitz to provide an insight into the art of glass blowing, cutting and engraving as part of a sales exhibition has been successfully realized. Watching the artists at work as they create artistic glass items or trying their hand at glass blowing and engraving are popular experiences. The range on offer is extensive, from everyday glass to high-quality lead crystal. The best-selling souvenir and souvenir is the Müritz devil, created by the art glassblower Reinhardt Steger from Neuhaus / Rwg. who can effortlessly perform funny dances. This "Cartesian dancing devil" was discovered around 1640 by Renatus Carterius. The sales exhibition is particularly busy in the run-up to Christmas and Easter. This is when visitors from near and far are interested in the Christmas tree baubles and delicate spring decorations on offer. The establishment of the glass workshop is also linked to the idea of commemorating the glass-making tradition of the 18th and 19th centuries in the Müritz region. Today we know that there were 21 glassworks around the Müritz, which made the charming ruby glass famous. Place names such as Glashütte near Malchow point to the past. Opening hours March-October daily from 10:00 to 18:00

Mecklenburg Organ Museum

The largest organ museum in northern Germany invites you to examine and listen to the most beautiful organs. The Mecklenburg Organ Museum is housed in the neo-Gothic monastery church and the former vicarage, now the organ house. The main purpose of the museum is to preserve endangered instruments from the Mecklenburg region. It is also dedicated to researching and presenting the history of organ building. There are eight playable organs in the monastery church. The organ house has not been accessible since 2020 due to renovation work until further notice. A model organ, which provides an insight into how the instrument works, can be played by visitors themselves. The museum primarily houses organs that were threatened with decay at their original location, were located in unused or structurally endangered churches or had to make way for other instruments. The museum has an extensive specialist library. It can be used by appointment. The monastery church is a regular concert venue and is also used for weddings. Events: May to October Thursdays 12 noon ORGAN LIVE - 20 minutes of organ music on five organs July to September Sundays 11.30 a.m. ORGAN MATINEE Information on prices and opening hours can be found here.

Meerfliese - Tile Manufacturer

● Alt Farpen

Handcrafted tiles by Juliane Umbreit and Janna Skroblin. Behind the name “Meerfliese” are the two artists Juliane Umbreit and Janna Skroblin, whose creative styles complement each other beautifully as they craft fantastic maritime-themed tiles. By working with engobes, oxides, and glazes, they achieve new and unusual color effects. Hours Pentecost: Sat & Sun 12–6 p.m., Mon 12–4 p.m.