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Map ↗Marina Greifswald on the Ryck
● Greifswald
... in the middle of the Hanseatic city of Greifswald. A modern, well-equipped marina with comprehensive services is a matter of course. But a marina in the heart of a historic old town is unique. Because our Marina Yachtzentrum is ideally located on the River Ryck in the heart of Greifswald. Whether restaurant, theater, museum, cinema, shopping or doctor: from your berth you can reach everything within a few minutes' walk. The marina is located in the heart of Greifswald on the River Ryck. Thanks to its central location, the theater, museum, cinema, restaurants, doctors and stores are just a few minutes' walk from the berth. The marina has jetties with 230 berths and sanitary facilities. The water depth is 2.5 - 3.5m. Access is via the barrier with transponders or mooring cards. A visitor parking lot is also available. A shipyard directly connected to the marina and the service companies on the grounds of the yacht center offer various services for yachts.
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.
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.
Marquardt milk filling station, Rubenow
● Rubenow
Tasty fresh milk to tap yourself? Our cow-milk filling stations in Groß Ernsthof make it possible. Enjoy the pleasure of our fresh and untreated milk. Our family-run farm is located on the L22 between Wolgast and the island of Usedom. The farm has been in our family since 1889, before it was taken over by the fourth generation in 1991. It started with 10 dairy cows, which over the years developed into a herd of 100 dairy cows plus offspring and bull fattening. A total of three breeds belong to this herd: Angler, Rotbunt and Schwarzbunt. Horses, dogs, cats and rabbits have also found a home on our farm. Our GMO-free farm also cultivates agricultural land on which a wide variety of cereals such as rye, barley, wheat and oats, as well as lupins, alfalfa, maize and potatoes grow and thrive. This is also where we obtain the feed for our dairy cows, only rapeseed meal and mineral feed is bought in. From May to October, the dairy cows have plenty of access to the pasture and can graze to their heart's content during these months. They are milked in the morning and evening. Some of the fresh milk is used to fill our two milk vending machines so that you can tap our delicious and untreated raw milk yourself 24 hours a day. It also contains important and natural ingredients. We have been offering beef from young bulls since May 2017. The bulls are kept in a large open stable. On advance order, you can purchase meat packages of approx. 6 kg, all about beef, from us.
Neuendorf Motorsports and Recreation Center
● Neuendorf
The Neuendorf Motorsports and Recreation Center is located in Vorpommern. The motorsports center of the Greifswald Motorsports Enthusiasts of East Vorpommern Association offers a cross-kart track for organized motorsports events and individual use with buggies, quads, and cross-karts, moped agility courses, and overnight accommodations for youth groups in tents and in the motorsports cabin. Additionally, the center offers traffic safety education in the traffic garden, bicycle rentals and repairs, as well as rentals of sports and play equipment. The club restaurant features a fireplace grill.
Steam ferry museum - single-railway steam ferry
● Wolgast
Built in 1890, the steam ferry "Stralsund" offered space for up to three passenger carriages with around 300 passengers and was originally built for the Stralsund - Altefähr (Rügen) route. Today, the ferry is in its last place of operation as a museum ship in Wolgast harbor and can be visited. The single-railway steam ferry "Stralsund" from 1890 is the only surviving ship of its kind in Germany. Originally built for the ferry service between Stralsund and Altefähr on Rügen, it was used in Swinemünde from 1901 due to increased capacity requirements on this line. After the war, the ferry was used for the trajectory between the island of Usedom and the mainland in the port of Wolgast, as there was no longer a rail connection between the island of Usedom and the mainland between the blowing up of the Karnin railroad lift bridge in 1945 and the new track over the Wolgast Peene Bridge until 2000. It was last used in the 1990s to replace the old railcars with new vehicles from the Usedomer Bäderbahn. Visitors can view the engine room, the mess room and the bridge of the ferry moored in the museum harbor.
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
Rungehaus Museum
● Wolgast
The Rungehaus Museum is the birthplace of the painter and Romantic artist Philipp Otto Runge (1777–1810). Alongside Caspar David Friedrich, he is considered one of the most important painters and printmakers of the German Romantic period. While original works by the artist Philipp August Runge can be found at the Hamburger Kunsthalle, his life story is chronicled at his birthplace in Wolgast. In addition to painting, Runge made a decisive contribution to three-dimensional color theory, designed playing cards, and wrote down the first fairy tales in Germany. The best-known of these—“The Fisherman and His Wife”—was included in the Brothers Grimm’s collection. Route of North German Romanticism: Runge House in Wolgast – Runge’s Birthplace Philipp Otto Runge was born on July 23, 1777. Like Friedrich August von Klinkowström, he had ten siblings. Even in his early childhood, his teacher at the Wolgast school, the poet Ludwig Gotthard Kosegarten, recognized and nurtured his artistic talent. After an apprenticeship in Hamburg, Runge decided in 1799 to study art in Copenhagen. After his return, he met Caspar David Friedrich and also moved to Dresden. Runge nevertheless spent several years in Wolgast, where, among other things, he developed his theory of three-dimensional color theory. One of his most famous works, “Wilhelmine Helwig,” is housed at the Pomeranian State Museum in Greifswald.
Museum harbor Greifswald
● Greifswald
Gaff-rigged ketch and schooner, seaquat and ram ship, cruiser and dinghy - around 45 old ships characterize the image of the museum harbour in Greifswald, which was founded in 1991 following the example of the museum harbours in Flensburg and Hamburg. This was the Hanseatic city's response to the increased interest in historic ships and traditional seamanship. As part of the old city harbour, the museum harbour stretches from the Steinbeck Bridge to the old granary and characterizes the maritime flair of the Hanseatic city. The oldest ship that visitors can admire in the museum harbour is the Zeesboot "Pommerland" from 1880. www.museumshafen-greifswald.de lists all the ships moored here. 15 of them offer excursions and sailing trips. You can also take part in the annual gaff rigging. By the way: The Greifswald Museum Harbour Association also organizes group tours of the museum harbour and the museum shipyard, where old ships are restored, on request.
Zirkow Museum Courtyard
● Zirkow
Zirkow’s Museum Courtyard displays agricultural artifacts, old photographs and documents, as well as original household items from various eras in Rügen’s history. Creative workshops featuring traditional craft techniques are also offered regularly for children. The main building of the historic museum courtyard is a “Kübbungs-Dielenhaus,” built in 1727 and typical of the architecture on the island of Rügen during the pre-industrial era. The LPG Zirkow used this building as a cattle barn starting in 1958. Furthermore, the historic museum farm in Zirkow has two outbuildings. These house a variety of domestic and agricultural items that were in use on the island of Rügen over the centuries. Visitors can expect to see original home furnishings and household items, as well as historical documents and pictures. In addition, various agricultural machines and tools are on display. Visitors to the historic museum farmstead in Zirkow can thus gain a comprehensive understanding of what rural village life on the island of Rügen was like over the centuries.
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.
Gristow Nature Adventure Park
● Gristow
Scenic hiking trails, numerous rest areas and playgrounds, and various lookout points offering views across vast meadows and the Gristower Wieck on the Greifswald Bodden invite visitors to take walks and enjoy picnics. At the petting zoo and during pony rides, children in particular can get up close and personal with our four-legged friends. The park is located directly on the B105 between Greifswald and Stralsund and offers visitors rest and relaxation thanks to the scenic diversity of its approximately 70-hectare grounds. Around 300 animals call the park home in spacious outdoor enclosures. You’ll encounter a wide variety of domestic animal breeds, from A for aurochs to Z for goats. Many small animals, such as parakeets, rabbits, guinea pigs, and birds, can also be observed here. But it’s not just the beautiful scenery and animals that delight visitors of all ages. There are also petting zoos, adventure playgrounds with an observation tower, rope swings, climbing frames, and a traffic garden. Carriage rides and a bouncy castle (during festivals) provide excitement, play, and fun. Children’s birthday parties are a highlight for the little ones in our park. Treasure hunts and children’s games are organized by park staff upon advance registration. A large hall is available for your celebrations, and you have the option to rent barbecue areas in the park. Year-round, you can stay overnight at our lodging facility. Would you like to go fishing? A rowboat can be rented in conjunction with an overnight stay. Additionally, park festivals are held during the season, which have already become a tradition. A visit is worthwhile in every season. Your four-legged friends are also very welcome, but they must be kept on a leash.
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.
Ludwigsburg Natural Beach
● Ludwigsburg
The beach in Ludwigsburg is a popular destination for vacationers and locals from the surrounding area. On hot summer days, you can find a shady spot under the pine trees of the coastal forest, and a small, rustic restaurant offers a solid selection of food and drinks. The homemade cake is highly recommended. For kite and surf enthusiasts, the beach and the shallow waters of the Dänische Wiek and the Greifswalder Bodden offer the best conditions. The beach is located about three kilometers outside of town, right on the Dänische Wieck. It’s easily accessible by bike via a traffic-calmed road. The Baltic Sea Coast Bike Path runs along here. The monitored parking lot costs two euros per day. The beach is very beautiful, with plenty of sand and patches of grass. From here, you have a magnificent view across the Bodden to the silhouette of Greifswald and the harbor. The cozy restaurant with a large terrace invites you to enjoy hot meals and cold ice cream. It’s open daily from May through October. During the colder months, it’s open on weekends. Restrooms are also available. For the little ones, there’s a large playground and plenty of space to run around.
Wampen Natural Beach
● Wampen
You can reach the Wampen natural beach via Neuenkirchen near Greifswald. From the parking lot, it’s about a 500-meter walk. There are no restrooms. The sandy beach with its grassy area is a great spot for a family picnic.
Nautic VR - Experience virtual reality
● Greifswald
At Nautic-VR you can explore virtual reality together with your friends! So put on your goggles and off you go! Nautic-VR is the only VR arcade in Western Pomerania! Here you can immerse yourself in the wonderful world of virtual reality together with friends in a cozy atmosphere. Whether big or small, there is something for everyone here. For example, you can take a look at the solar system, view an original 16th century knight's castle or marvel at works of art from past eras. For more action, try controlling a giant robot, chasing cute orcs or escaping from a dungeon!
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.
Ostseeländer Biowelt farm café & farm store
● Züssow
Ostseeländer Biowelt farm café & farm store Farm store & farm café: lamb, milk and cheese products, meat and sausage products, poultry, eggs, bread and baked goods, vegetables, fruit, honey, jams, sea buckthorn products, drinks, coffee, organic products, show dairy
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.
Paddelprofi Baltic Sea Canoe School
● Stralsund
Canoe course provider and kayak rental in Stralsund. The canoe school offers various courses for beginners, intermediate paddlers, and experts. On the Strelasund and the Baltic Sea, participants are taught efficient paddling techniques so they can enjoy this sport for years to come. The program includes: Basic Kayaking Course – Sea Kayaking Course – Kayak Wave Surfing Course – Effective Paddling (Kayak) – Kayak Turning and Edging – Kayak Rescue and Safety Techniques, and kayak rentals. The necessary equipment can be rented or purchased directly on site.
Palmer, Location
● Garz/Rügen
Palmer Ort is the southernmost point of the island of Rügen and, at the same time, of the Zudar Peninsula, which is part of Rügen. The cape is located within the municipality of Garz/Rügen. Palmer Ort marks the transition from the Greifswald Bodden to the Strelasund. On the landward side, Palmer Ort is bordered by a small coastal protection forest. A forest trail runs through this forest—part of which is marked as a nature trail—leading to Palmer Ort. The nearest settlement is the small village of Grabow, located about 1 km to the northeast. At Palmer Ort itself, there is a narrow natural sandy beach that, due to its remote location, is rarely visited by tourists. Anglers use this stretch of beach to fish for pike. In winter, when ice drifts occur at Palmer Ort, ice jams frequently form, which can reach heights of several meters. In 1372, a ship carrying 90 pilgrims sank off Palmer Ort during a storm; the pilgrims were on their way to St. Lawrence Church in Zudar. Belief in an image of the Virgin Mary located there—which was said to perform miracles—disappeared after this disaster. During the Pomeranian Campaign of the Great Northern War, Palmer Ort became the scene of military operations.