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Bathing area Großer Prälanksee

The bathing area is approx. 5 km from Neustrelitz in the direction of Prälank. Clear water and a beautiful beach with light-colored sand invite you to swim. The natural bathing area is located on the southern shore of the lake. The water of the Großer Prälanksee is very clear and there is light-colored beach sand on the shore. The bathing area has few shady spots. Parking spaces are available.

Rieth Swimming Area

● Rieth

Precisely because the swimming spot at Lake Neuwarper is well hidden, it’s a real hidden gem. Unique to the coast of the Szczecin Lagoon is the magnificent view across the lake to a small island. The lovely little sandy beach with a large sunbathing area invites you to picnic, relax, and daydream. Here, too, plenty of parking spaces, wooden benches, a fire pit, and a portable restroom ensure your comfort. For the little ones, there’s a climbing frame in the sand. Enjoy some peaceful hours in Germany’s sunniest region!

Lake Tüz bathing area

● Tüzen

Bathing lake in Kriesow The small lake is located near Ivenack. You can swim here and use the sunbathing lawn for leisure activities. Lake Tüz in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is located between the towns of Stavenhagen and Altentreptow in the Mecklenburg Lake District. The lake has a north-south extension of around 1.2 kilometers and an east-west extension of around 700 meters. On average, the lake is 150 meters wide. The eponymous village of Tüzen is located on the eastern shore of Lake Tüzen. The castle hill is located there, where a castle stood in the Middle Ages. Tüzen belongs to the municipality of Kriesow. The lake is freely accessible

Bathing area at Kuhlensee

● Thelkow

The bathing season begins on May 15 and ends on September 10. Past the sports field, on the northern edge of the village, idyllically nestled in lush greenery, is the swimming lake of the municipality of Thelkow - the Kuhlensee. The bathing season begins on May 15 and ends on September 10 each year. The Kuhlensee is sampled several times during this period.

Gollwitz beach

● Gollwitz

The sandy beach at Gollwitz is not very crowded and offers ideal conditions for sunbathing, especially for families with children, thanks to the shallow water. The Gollwitz beach is an insider tip among nature lovers and parents with very young children. Due to its close proximity to the offshore bird sanctuary island of Langenwerder, there are unique opportunities to observe rare bird species, even from your beach chair. A small adventure playground in the form of a beached pirate ship and a volleyball net allow not only young guests to really let off steam here. The deep waters of the Baltic Sea begin about 100 meters from the sandbank. Due to the shallow water in front of the beach, there is no surveillance. There is a small kiosk and sanitary facilities on site.

Granzow beach

The Granzow vacation park is home to a beach with a very family-friendly infrastructure. The bathing area has a spacious meadow with shady and sunny areas as well as play equipment and seating. There are platforms in the deep water with jumping facilities. There is a restaurant, an adventure playground and bike and boat hire nearby.

Rechlin beach with pier

The baby beach in Rechlin offers an idyllic setting for families and those seeking relaxation alike. Rechlin, a picturesque little town in Germany, is known for its breathtaking lake landscape and wide range of leisure activities. Whether you want to relax and listen to the lapping of the waves or enjoy the sunset over the lake, the beach promises peace and relaxation for anyone who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Beach in the Fleesensee Region - Göhren-Lebbin / Untergöhren

● Göhren-Lebbin

Right on Lake Fleesen in Untergöhren, you’ll find the perfect setting for a day at the lake. Göhren-Lebbin / Untergöhren features a beautiful sandy beach on Lake Fleesen, and with water shallow enough to stand in up to 300 meters from the shore, it’s perfect for swimming and an ideal spot for windsurfers, sailors, and kiteboarders. In addition, guests have access to two large sunbathing areas with playground equipment, a volleyball court, a soccer field, a snack bar, and restrooms. A fenced-in dog beach is also available.

Langsdorf quarry pond

● Langsdorf

Swimming in the quarry pond directly at the Buchholz service area on a very well-kept site with seating, play areas and a snack bar. In the earliest times, people extracted peat here, which they hauled along the banks of the Prahm Canal to Bad Sülze. Today, valuable gravel is mined around Langsdorf and partly processed on site. The tourist development of the lakes created by gravel extraction is particularly interesting. A bathing area has been created at a former quarry pond, which is particularly suitable for families with children. A well-maintained beach with an adjacent lawn with some seating and a volleyball court. The adjacent service area offers drinks and snacks from a food truck. The owner charges a fee of one euro for the maintenance of the grounds.

Baabe train station

● Baabe

The stop of the "Rasenden Roland" in the middle of the Baltic seaside resort of Baabe. The ceremonial opening of the line between Sellin Ost and Göhren, which includes the Baabe stop, took place in 1899. In 2010, the freight floor track was rebuilt alongside the platforms in order to preserve the historic charm of the station. In addition, the station building has shone in new splendour since the modernization and offers travellers a contemporary ambience.

Bad Doberan train station

● Bad Doberan

Bad Doberan station is on the Tessin-Wismar railroad line and is the starting station for the narrow-gauge Molli train to the Baltic seaside resort of Kühlungsborn. The narrow-gauge Mecklenburgische Bäderbahn Molli starts directly opposite the standard-gauge tracks of the Tessin-Wismar railroad line at Bad Doberan station. Bad Doberan is the starting and finishing point of the Molli, which is hauled by steam locomotives.

Railroad station Bergen auf Rügen

● Bergen auf Rügen

With the ICE to the island of Rügen The former Gingster Straße was renamed "Bahnhofstraße" after the construction of Bergen railroad station. It is the central axis between the city center and the train station as well as the industrial area behind it on Gingster Chaussee. It is characterized by the recessed, villa-like buildings from the early 20th century and the smaller commercial enterprises and retail establishments located in the lower part of the street. It is recorded that the first train arrived at Bergen auf Rügen station at 14:40 on July 1, 1883. The Stralsund - Bergen line was thus opened. The station building is depicted on a postcard from before 1900. It is a listed building and was completely renovated in 2004 at a cost of around 9 million euros.

Bützow Train Station

● Bützow

The Bützow train station dates back to 1879. The Bützow train station is located approximately 1.5 kilometers from the city center. The old station building was built in 1850, expanded in 1860, and demolished in 1881–1882. It was located across from the current station building. The current station was built in 1879, as the old station building was no longer sufficient due to its size and inconvenient location. The “Warnow” campaign locomotive (built in 1848) arrived in Bützow on May 12, 1850, at 12:00 p.m., as the first passenger locomotive pulling a 14-car train. The following day, the Bad Kleinen–Rostock and Bützow–Güstrow lines went into service.

Lietzow station (Rügen)

Lietzow railroad station is located on the southern edge of the village. Inaugurated in 1891 as a stop on the Stralsund-Sassnitz railroad line, the railroad line to Binz has branched off here since 1939. Lietzow station is located on the southern edge of the village and separates the actual village from the Little Jasmund Bodden. To be precise, this is now just an inland lake, as there is no direct connection to other bodies of water. This is not least due to the railroad, as a dam was built in front of the village for this very purpose. The station itself had extensive track facilities until the dismantling of some of the tracks in 2008 and the complete reconstruction in 2010/2011. This was mainly due to its function as a back-up station for the Sassnitz ferry station. The two outer platform tracks, which still followed the old coastline from the time the station was built, were striking.

Putbus train station

Putbus railroad station is a railroad junction of local importance in the town of Putbus. The Bergen auf Rügen-Lauterbach Mole railroad line and the 750 mm gauge Altefähr-Göhren narrow-gauge railroad, of which only the Putbus-Göhren section is still in operation, cross at this junction. Putbus station was opened together with the Bergen-Putbus railroad line on August 15, 1889, which was extended to Lauterbach on May 15, 1890. The station building with attached goods shed for the standard-gauge railroad is located to the west of the tracks at the northern end of the station. In the 1990s, a three-rail track was built so that both standard-gauge and narrow-gauge trains can travel between Putbus and Lauterbach Mole. The station is no longer used by express trains. An exhibition on the narrow-gauge site commemorates the history of the Rügen narrow-gauge railroads. The reception building of the standard-gauge line and the narrow-gauge station with the dispatching building, old service building, engine shed and railcar shed are listed buildings.

Sassnitz train station

● Sassnitz

The northeasternmost railroad station in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and the island of Rügen with a view of the lake. The railroad line from Bergen to Sassnitz was completed and put into operation in 1891. At that time, the station building was located in the village of Crampas and bore the inscription Crampas - Sassnitz. The terminus station Sassnitz (until 1993: Saßnitz) is located north of the town center and is designed as a terminus station. Regional trains arrive and depart here every hour, with connections in all directions. When you leave the station building, you are immediately captivated by the view of the sea.

Train station and prince's room

● Schwerin

Schwerin's main railway station, opened in 1847 and rich in historical architecture, is located northwest of the old town and is an important transportation hub. Its imposing station building and luxurious princely rooms are reminiscent of its imperial past. After extensive renovations, it received the "Station of the Year" award in 2008. The main station is located to the north-west of the old town. Mecklenburg's first railroad line was sealed on November 8, 1841 by a state treaty between the five states of Prussia, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Denmark, Lübeck and Hamburg as part of the new Berlin - Hamburg project. With Grand Duke Friedrich Franz II assuming half of the costs, the line was extended from today's Hagenow-Land past Ludwigslust and Grabow to Boitzenburg and later to Kiel. On March 10, 1846, the Mecklenburg Friedrich-Franz-Eisenbahn received the concession to build the Hagenow - Schwerin line and secured the connection to the Berlin - Hamburg line. Like the Prussian lines, it remained under its own administration until 1945. At that time The station at Luisenplatz was inaugurated on May 1, 1847. It had an external tunnel with two entrance pavilions. They were replaced in 1889 - 1890 by the current reception hall and extended by the adjoining Fürstenzimmer to the south. To the south of the reception building was a separate tunnel with entrances towards the city and Paulstadt. In 1927, the representative entrance hall was extended below the tracks and the external tunnel was filled in. The fountain with the bronze sculpture, Rescue from distress at sea, 1910 by Hugo Berwald was erected on Luisenplatz. Style According to plans by Ernst Möller, the reception building and the tunnel entrances were designed in a historicist style. The central pavilion of the reception hall is connected to two corner pavilions by two lower intermediate elements. The furnished royal rooms are given a wall-mounted, historicist interior for the reception of royalty or their imperial guests. Location After a thorough renovation, Schwerin Central Station is reopened in 2005 and awarded the title of Station of the Year (cities under 100,000) in 2008. The station forecourt is renamed Grunthalplatz in memory of Marianne Grunthal, who was hanged by SS henchmen from a lamppost on the station square shortly before the end of the Second World War in 1945. 14,000 travelers use Schwerin Central Station every day.

Bakelberg

● Ostseebad Ahrenshoop

Viewpoint The Bakelberg is surrounded by meadows and fields between the steep bank and the district of Niehagen. At a height of 17.9 m, it is the highest point on Fischland and offers a fantastic panoramic view of the Baltic Sea and Bodden. From 2017 to the end of 2020, the Ahrenshoop waymarker "Schreitender Paul Müller-Kaempff" by artist Moritz Götze was enthroned on the Bakelberg to mark the 125th anniversary of the Ahrenshoop artists' colony. A smaller version of the figure now commemorates the founder of the Ahrenshoop artists' colony on the meadow in front of the old school.

Bakenberg - Mönchgut Peninsula

● Gager

At 66 meters, the Bakenberg is the highest point on the hilly Mönchgut Peninsula and offers unique views across the Mönchgut landscape all the way to the island of Vilm. The Mönchgut Peninsula, with its gently rolling hills, lagoons, bays, and headlands, resembles a small archipelago. Mönchgut was already a popular travel destination during the Romantic era. Here, picturesque scenes—thatched-roof fishermen’s cottages, the hills, the coarse-wooled Pomeranian land sheep—have always been, and still are today, a source of inspiration—and above all, these views from the “Zicker Alps,” which rise up to 60 meters high. The peninsula’s unspoiled nature attracted Romantic-era artists. In 1801, Caspar David Friedrich sketched the Mönchgut coast from a hill on the Nordperd near Göhren.

Baker's Kitchen

● Schwerin

Baker's Kitchen on Schlossstraße welcomes you with an extensive breakfast menu, delicious cake specialties, and plenty of homemade dishes to satisfy both big and small appetites. In the summer, you’ll be spoiled for choice: enjoy coffee and cake in the sun at one of the tables outside the restaurant, or take a seat inside in one of the cozy and colorful chairs. Whatever you choose, you’re sure to love the homemade specialties. You can pick up the handmade rolls for your Sunday breakfast at home not only on Schlossstraße but also at one of the Zander Bakery locations operated by the family-owned business at Schelfmarkt and on Brahmsstraße. Baker’s Kitchen is open for you: Tuesday–Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Ball sports center

● Schwerin

The Ballsport-Centrum is committed to promoting ball sports and its young players. It specializes in handball camps and daycare and primary school camps. The Ballsport-Centrum is a company that is interested in the promotion of ball sports and the development of young players in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Under the direction of Robert Runge, special handball camps as well as daycare and primary school camps are offered for those interested in ball sports, especially for young handball players. We know from our own experience how difficult it is for Mecklenburg sports clubs to find new talent. It is therefore one of our main tasks to discover and promote players for the clubs. With the Ballsport-Centrum, a central office is being set up which is committed to the scouting and promotion of talent in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Of course, we are also happy to welcome beginners who we can introduce to ball sports.

Baltic Active

● Fuhlendorf

Transfer and shuttle tours from Barth to all destinations around the Bodden. Photo, evening, and fishing tours available for booking. For all information and prices, visit www.baltic-active.de

Baltic Adventures

● Neubrandenburg

Turn your vacation into an unforgettable adventure at Baltic Adventures. Action at LaserTag, unique courses at Neon Minigolf, excitement at the EscapeRooms or speed at the Pixel Game. Here you will find the right event for everyone. Vacation, the best time of the year. During an unforgettable stay, leisure activities should of course not be neglected. Are you looking for action, excitement, adventure or adrenaline? Here you will find the perfect events for you and your family. LaserTag: A 600 m², varied arena with special effects and lots of hiding places awaits you. Shrouded in fog and black light, you play with the latest equipment from Laserforce. Number of players: up to 30 people Neon minigolf: Immerse yourself in a fantastic world full of bright colors, colorful figures and spectacular effects. On 18 individual and lovingly designed courses, you won't soon cease to be amazed. EscapeRooms: Fancy 60 minutes of pure adrenaline and playing Sherlock Holmes? In the authentic escape rooms, you can escape reality for a while and solve exciting puzzles. PixelGames: The childhood classic "The floor is lava" becomes a modern gaming experience for all ages. In the gaming room with an interactive playing field on the floor, exciting challenges await you in a variety of game modes. Oudoor Adventures: Of course, there is also something outdoors for you. Discover Neubrandenburg on exciting trails. Equipped with a tablet and an action pack, you are on a secret mission or searching for magical and rare monsters.

Baltic Pharmacy

● Stralsund

The Baltic Pharmacy strives to provide its customers with competent advice on all health-related issues, an extensive range of medicines and health-related information. The Baltic Pharmacy was opened in 2013 and is very modernly equipped. The interior design was designed to be functional for customers, with the medicine dispensing area stylishly integrated into the pharmacy's sales area.