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Map ↗Skatepark "Rügen is rolling!"
● Baabe
This new park in MV is located on the island of Rügen near the Baltic Sea beach. A mini ramp invites you to warm up and the skate store next door will help you if you need anything else! Opened in 2015, the park offers concrete ramps with rails, gaps, corners, curbs, transitions, London gaps and much more. The beach is just a 5-minute roll away and in summer you can have a barbecue or relax by the fire barrel at the skate park to round off the day together.
Katzow Sculpture Park
● Katzow
The Katzow Sculpture Park is Europe’s largest sculpture park. With over 100 sculptures spread across 20 hectares, the Katzow Sculpture Park is the largest in Europe. Located between Greifswald and Wolgast, on the most beautiful avenue in Western Pomerania, just outside Katzow, the park features sculptures by 90 artists from 23 countries. The materials used are primarily steel and wood. Some of the sculptures weigh as much as 20 tons and reach a height of 18 meters. Viewers are treated to a fascinating harmony between the high sky, the vast landscape, and the sculptures—an unusual contrast to the high sky and the vast landscape in which they stand. The park is both an art venue and part of the landscape. Here, contemporary art becomes an immediate experience. Benches designed by artists are placed at prominent points. A walk-through sound funnel over a pond invites contemplation.""Two Brains Are Better Than One," "Big TAM TAM," "Sensory Overload"—over 100 sculptures by renowned artists from Germany and abroad can be discovered on a stroll through the sculpture park.The founder of the sculpture park is the sculptor Thomas Radeloff, who placed his first “Three Figures” on the meadow in 1991. The idea grew into a viable concept. In 1992, the 1st International Sculpture Workshop took place, which became a regular event and has since enriched the sculpture park annually with several sculptures by domestic and international artists. The Art Barn, created in 1994/95 from the ruins of a dilapidated barn, features 600 m² of exhibition space, a workshop, a hall-like gallery with an open roof truss where up to six exhibitions are held annually, a unique gallery café with a shop, and four guest rooms designed by artists. In addition to paintings, sculptures, and ceramics, a small park guide is also available in the shop. Various workshops and courses are offered, including painting classes. In the spring and late fall, the traditional Easter and Christmas markets take place. With approximately 50 stalls and a pig on a spit, the sculpture park then becomes a popular destination with a festive atmosphere.
Skutsje "Twee Gebroeders" - Sailing tours
● Wolgast
The crew of the "Twee Gebroeders" invites you to enjoy culinary delights under sail with regional specialties. On a small Frisian cargo ship from 1901, guests can unwind in a relaxed atmosphere, listen to the wind and observe nature from a very special perspective. Skûtsjesegeln is sailing with old cargo ships. A skûtsje is a sailing ship without a keel, i.e. a ship with a flat bottom and wooden centerboards on the sides. These ships date back to the last century and were used to bring peat, vegetables, flower bulbs or other cargo as close as possible to the farms or to pick it up from there. The ships had to be able to navigate in shallow waters and were therefore designed to be long and flat. A skûtsje is characterized by speed and manoeuvrability. Sailing on a skûtsje is fun and relaxing. Sailing tours with the Dutch flat-bottomed ship (skûtsje): - max. 12 persons - from 3 hours - Culinary part with smoked fish - On request for groups - Cruising areas in Western Pomerania: Achterwasser, lagoon and Bodden waters
Slavic castle rampart Garz
● Garz
The Garz castle rampart is a reminder of the former settlement by Slavs. The hill fort, which was built in the middle of the 12th century, underwent several test excavations and sondages from as early as 1725, which brought Slavic pottery and a large number of iron finds to light. The excavation results, as well as written records, prove that the West Slavic Rans had a princely seat here. However, this castle, built as a wood-and-earth construction, is far less important than the Karenz temple castle near Venz. It was not until around 1300 that Garz, as a princely seat and young town, gained more power and influence on the island of Rügen through the re-erection of a castle on the site of the former Slavic rampart. Author: Dr. Katrin Staude / Archaeo Tour Rügen, archaeo-tour-ruegen.de
Summer Bistro at the Gustow Nature Oasis
● Gustow
From the spacious terrace, you can enjoy the sweeping view of the harbor and let yourself be enchanted by the maritime atmosphere. During the season, the summer bistro is the perfect spot for day-trippers, sailors, and guests staying at our waterfront cottages who want to wind down the evening with delicious bites after a relaxing day in nature or on the water. Look forward to crispy tarte flambée, prepared fresh in creative variations and sure to provide a truly delightful experience. Our specialty coffees—from strong espresso to creamy cappuccino—are served fresh from the portafilter. We also offer a selection of refreshing bottled long drinks, freshly tapped beer, or soft drinks—perfect for enjoying the relaxed atmosphere on the terrace.
Greifswald Sports Flying Club, Inc.
● Schmoldow
The SportFliegerClub Greifswald e.V. is based at Schmoldow Airfield. Schmoldow Airfield is located approximately 15 km south of Greifswald. This is where the SportFliegerClub Greifswald e.V. is based. Here, you can complete training for gliders, motor gliders, and ultralight aircraft. Glider training is also available for children aged 14 and older. Another offering includes sightseeing flights over Greifswald and the surrounding area in a glider, ultralight aircraft, or motor glider. The airfield also features a parachute landing area.
Wolgast Sports Forum
● Wolgast
At the Wolgast Sports Center, people of all ages can enjoy a wide variety of sports activities. The Sports Center includes, among other things, a natural grass field and an artificial turf field, a judo hall, and a chess room,
Sports store JUMP IN
● Stralsund
High-quality sportswear and shoes for all sports Your sports partner in Stralsund since 1994 Since 2011, our modern sports store at Frankendamm 81 has been offering sportswear and sports shoes for all kinds of sports! From soccer to swimming - every athlete will find what they're looking for, whether it's the right equipment for a workout or the next outdoor trip, we'll find the right thing for you. Of course, we also offer special sports nutrition for successful training or competition. We have expanded our strengths in the sports segment (including soccer, running and indoor) and have therefore become an important cooperation partner for clubs. - TSV 1860 Stralsund (soccer, athletics, weightlifting/powerlifting, gymnastics) - PSV Stralsund (swimming, soccer) - Stralsund HV - FSV Garz e.V. - Football - Athletic Energy - Wrestling - Stralsund Canoe Club e.V. - etc.
St. Peter's Church
● Wolgast
St. Petri Church is the former court church of the Dukes of Pomerania-Wolgast. The 14th-century three-nave basilica served as the court church of the Dukes of Pomerania-Wolgast. It was built around 1350 in honor of the Apostle Peter. A pagan temple is said to have originally stood on the same site, which Otto of Bamberg had destroyed during the Christianization of Pomerania. Today, the burial site of the last Dukes of Pomerania is located in the crypt of St. Petri, and the nave features a medieval cycle of paintings depicting the Dance of Death. There are 184 steps leading up to the tower of St. Petri Church, which can be climbed during the church’s opening hours. From the top, a wonderful panoramic view stretches across the city of Wolgast all the way to the island of Usedom.
Stadtbäckerei Kühl - The "Kornknacker"
● Grimmen
Stadtbäckerei Kühl is a fourth-generation family business with its origins in the old town of Greifswald. You can now find branches at over 70 locations throughout Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. At the production site in Grimmen, the "Kornknacker" has been created as a cozy bistro for you. In addition to the factory outlet, a varied breakfast menu and a daily changing lunch menu await you here. Welcome to our "Kornknacker"! Directly at the production site in Grimmen, Zum Rauhen Berg 36, we have created a cozy bistro with a sun terrace next to our bakery, the "Kornknacker". Here you have the opportunity to purchase various baked goods with a discount of up to 30%. Our Kornknacker offers a varied breakfast menu from 06:30 to 10:30 and a varied lunch menu from 11:00 to 13:30. We cook fresh for you every day with regional products! Opening hours Kornknacker: Monday to Friday 06:30 to 15:00 Then as now, we bake for you with passion! Despite state-of-the-art technology, we are particularly proud of the fact that our baked goods are made with love, passion, tradition and craftsmanship by our bakers. We only use the best ingredients - preferably from our region. This is the Stadtbäckerei Kühl: there for you at over 70 locations throughout Mecklenburg-Vorpommern cozy cafés traditional & modern baked goods coffee specialties & handmade snacks seasonal cakes & homemade pies Visit us in the "Kornknacker" or in one of our branches and let us convince you of our passion for baking!
City information Loitz
● Loitz
The Loitz town information office is located in the town hall on the market square right in the town center. Over 750 years old, there was originally only a Slavic settlement here on the Peene, later the castle of Pomeranian princes stood there. Later there was even a ducal castle, which unfortunately did not survive the centuries and was completely destroyed in 1701. Instead, there are many other historic buildings, such as St. Mary's Church from the 13th century or the Stone Gate. Also worth seeing is the old town, which was essentially built in the late Middle Ages in the half-timbered style.
St. Nicolai Gützkow town church
● Gützkow
The town church of St. Nikolai is located in Gützkow in Western Pomerania. It has a neo-Gothic interior. The fieldstone church in Gützkow was first mentioned in a document in 1241. However, today's church square was a religious site even earlier. There was a pagan temple here, which had to make way for a church building consecrated by Bishop Otto von Bamberg in 1128. The town church was badly damaged in a fire in the 18th century and was rebuilt and restored in the following decades. The church has a neo-Gothic interior. There are stained glass windows in the choir, which depict Martin Luther, Otto von Bamberg, the blessing Christ, Nicholas of Myra and the apostles Peter and Paul, among others.
City wall
● Stralsund
Large parts of the 700-year-old town wall are still preserved and have been continuously restored over the last few decades. Compared to other medieval towns, Stralsund still has large sections of the town wall. In the 13th century, the fortifications still consisted of piles. However, it was quickly replaced by a stone wall with towers and battlements in the 14th century. The section of the town wall between the former Hospitaler Tor gate and the Kütertor gate, which still exists today, was restored in the 1960s. The battlement walkways and the Wiekhäuser are also still preserved here. Two of the former ten gates still exist - the Kniepertor, mentioned in a document as early as 1293 and now used as an original dwelling, and the aforementioned Kütertor. The latter was built in 1446 and is sparsely structured with blinds on both sides. A tent roof with a lantern and steep helmet forms the end.
City forest
● Stralsund
The Stralsund city forest - a city forest on the moor pond. The Stralsund city forest is primarily used for recreation, to improve the quality of life in the city, to supply the citizens with wood and, of course, for nature conservation. It is an attractive green belt within the city, covers almost 50 hectares of water and land and was originally a ground moraine. This is why a layer of peat up to seven meters thick still rests under the moor pond today. The very nutrient-rich and moist soil favors the growth of plants such as reed beds and silver willows. Many different paths and trails lead through the wooded area, which extends north to southwest around the moor pond. This means that a walk around the moor pond is always a walk through the forest.
Greifswald Observatory
● Greifswald
The Greifswald Observatory is the largest observatory in the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. It was founded by Andreas Mayer and Lambert Heinrich Röhl. Since 1992, the association has been maintaining and modernizing the historic Carl Zeiss instruments under the dome of the old Physics Institute, where a 40-cm reflecting telescope and a 20-cm refracting telescope are available. In 2001, the minor planet 10114 (RZ 1992) was named “Greifswald” by its discoverers, Lutz Schmadel and Freimut Börngen. With the Johannes Conrads Award, the association aims to inspire the hearts and minds of the next generation for astronomy. Important historical observations: Venus transits in 1761 & 1769 as well as 2004 & 2012.
Altefähr seaside resort beach
● Altefähr
Rügen's youngest and only seaside resort with a south-facing beach and a unique view of the Hanseatic city of Stralsund. The beach, which was redesigned in 2014 in the youngest seaside resort on the island of Rügen, is located directly on the Strelasund and is suitable for water sports enthusiasts and anglers. The south-facing location allows you to spend many hours in the sun and enjoy the uniquely beautiful view of the silhouette of the Hanseatic and World Heritage city of Stralsund, especially on summer days. No other place offers such a striking view of the Rügen Bridge, shipyard hall, churches and warehouse district on the harbor island with the Ozeaneum. In addition to a bathing staircase near the playground, there is a bathing ramp further on, which also gives wheelchair users the opportunity to bathe in Altefähr. This is followed by an area 35 meters wide, which was created as a natural beach between rows of groynes. A gentle bathing shore has been created here, which also allows small children to swim and play safely in the shallow water area. Futuristic sun loungers invite you to sunbathe. Separated from these three entrances by a large nature conservation meadow are the dog beach and the open beach area on the steep bank, which offers nudists undisturbed bathing opportunities. Thanks to the special bathing ramp, our beach is ideally suited for use by bathers with walking difficulties. The beach is guarded by the DLRG. The distance to the parking spaces for people with disabilities is 200m. A barrier-free WC is located directly on the beach promenade (Euro key required). A wide range of beach catering is provided by the local restaurants.
Owstin Ostrich Farm
● Owstin
The ostrich farm is located on the Owstin estate in Western Pomerania. Ostrich meat is reared according to ecological principles and sold in the estate store.
Sundpromenade
● Stralsund
An idyllic promenade along the Strelasund. For walks along the water from Stralsund harbor to Parow. The Sundpromenade invites visitors to take long walks along the coast, especially in the warmer months. Especially in the morning and evening hours, runners and Nordic walkers use this beautiful route to run along the Strelasund. This impressive garden with several viewpoints and resting places was created in the 1920s. There are many other sights in the immediate vicinity, such as the city harbor and the Schillanlagen. Café Ventspils and the Rockeria restaurant invite you to linger here with a wonderful view of the Strelasund.
TOURIST information seaside resort Altefähr
● Altefähr
The seaside resort of Altefähr is located in the southwest of the island of Rügen and is one of eight seaside resorts on Germany's largest island. With an enchanting view of Stralsund, Altefähr offers traditional and charming experiences for anglers, sailors, hikers... nature lovers. In August 2016, Altefähr was awarded the title of "seaside resort". The small town on the Strelasund has been of particular importance to the island of Rügen since the 13th century thanks to its ferry connection to the mainland. Advertised as a seaside resort with ladies' and men's baths back in the 19th century, Rügen's only south-facing beach has barrier-free bathing facilities, a children's playground and stylish sun loungers that invite you to linger. More than 20 moorings in the sports boat harbor offer water hikers a good opportunity for a stopover on the Strelasund and an impressive view of the old Hanseatic city of Stralsund. Opening hours (May - September) Mon - Fri 10:00 am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Sat + Sun 09:30 - 14:00 Opening hours (October - March) Mon - Fri 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Sat + Sun closed Christmas holidays December 25 - 26 and New Year January 01 - closed Christmas Eve Dec. 24 and New Year's Eve Dec. 31 10:00 - 14:00 - open Information and service: Information about Altefähr, Stralsund and the island of Rügen Vacation advice and tips on events and excursions on the island of Rügen Accommodation service Advance ticket sales for the White Fleet, Störtebeker Festival, Ozeaneum, Altefähr Church Summer, etc., some at a discount with a spa card Reservix ticket portal advance booking office Brochures, city maps and maps of hiking, water and cycling trails Tourist fishing license and fishing permit Arrangement of rental bikes Booking of barbecue area or fire pit (provision of firewood possible) for a personal event on the nearby beach Souvenirs, postcards, travel guides, village newspaper "Der Fährmann" Booking of long-term parking for cyclists and parking for boat trailers Free battery charging station for e-bikes Card payment possible Directions/ Parking The tourist information office is located directly in the harbor of Altefähr. 20 parking spaces and 2 parking spaces for people with disabilities are available. Further parking is available "Am Kurpark" (car, boat trailer, bus and motorcycle parking). Directions by car Coming from the A20 on the B96n, the Rügen feeder road, cross the Rügen bridge. The 1st exit on the island of Rügen is Altefähr. By boat The passenger ferry between the Hanseatic city of Stralsund and Altefähr on Rügen is a great attraction and offers a slightly different way of getting here. More information at www.weisse-flotte.de. By bus The Vorpommern-Rügen transport company offers various options for visiting Altefähr by bus. Line 41 from Bergen or line 30 from Serams via Putbus, Bergen, Garz to Stralsund. Line 1 runs several times a day between Stralsund and Altefähr. By train The regional express Rostock - Sassnitz runs every two hours and stops in Altefähr. The regional express from Stralsund to Binz also stops in Altefähr.
Diving gondola Sellin
● Ostseebad Sellin
The 3D underwater experience on the pier in the Baltic resort of Sellin. Have you always wanted to see the Baltic Sea from a different angle? Dive down with a diving gondola and get to know the interesting underwater world of the Baltic Sea. After the descent, the visitor deck is 4 meters below the water surface and one meter above the seabed. During the dive, the crew will give you an introduction to the habitat of the Baltic Sea and its special features. The staff will explain the animals and plants that can be observed outside the windows, depending on visibility and the time of year. Experience the various fish, jellyfish, crabs, mussels and many other marine animals and plants in their natural environment at the bottom of the Baltic Sea. You will be surprised at the unique diversity and beauty that the world's largest brackish sea has to offer.
Falladastraße Tennis Courts
● Greifswald
The tennis facility is located on Falladastraße in Greifswald. The tennis facility has two tennis courts.
Neuenkirchen Tennis Complex
● Neuenkirchen
The Neuenkirchen tennis facility is operated by the Neuenkirchen Tennis Club 1998 e.V. The club's tennis court, located behind the "Schule am Bodden," opened in 1999.
Volksstadion Tennis Complex
● Greifswald
The tennis facility is located at the Greifswald Volksstadion. The club's own sports complex includes an indoor tennis facility with two clay courts and six outdoor clay courts.
Greifswald Theater and Civic Center
● Greifswald
The Greifswald Theater is part of Theater Vorpommern—along with the Stralsund Theater since 1994 and the Putbus Theater since 2006. The administrative office, the drama department, the ballet, and the Philharmonic Orchestra are all based here. The theater building opened on October 10, 1915. The Stadthalle had already opened on December 10, 1914. Following extensive renovation and restoration work, the Stadthalle was reopened on December 18, 2009. Since then, the theater and the Stadthalle, together with the Kaisersaal and the Rubenowsaal, have once again formed a unified building complex.