Attractions in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

The city of Waren lies on a narrow headland and is surrounded by three lakes. The port is a popular attraction for locals and guests. Waren is an ideal starting …read more

A dreamlike piece of nature near Nienhagen.

Beautifully located on Lake Malchow, it is also the starting point for boat trips to Waren and Plau am See.

Built on an island in Lake Malchow, Malchow was first …read more

Well-known and advertised viewpoint that is easily accessible. There is only space for one or two people on the small platform, so allow for a little waiting time. If you …read more

An absolute highlight on the island of Usedom with great views of the bay

The oldest pier in Germany, built in 1882, is probably one of the most famous and most photographed bridges in the country. Star in various film productions, the building is …read more

Great cozy village with a beautiful "old town". Many small restaurants with very good food. Stroll and relax, ideal as a stopover with overnight stay (hostel available - hostel house 54) on a Baltic Sea tour with on to Rügen.

Ride your bike over the boards, right through the reeds. And of course nice to the pedestrians.

A touch of wildness and romance blows on the western beach of the Darß. He was voted one of the 20 most beautiful beaches in the world by the television …read more

Darßer lighthouse
The lighthouse Darßer Ort at the northwestern tip of the peninsula Fischland-Darß-Zingst was built in 1848 and is still in operation today. It is just over 35 meters …read more

Information about the old Meiningen bridge and the Darßbahn can be found here:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darßbahn

Very fancy, a walk around the transition recommended

Fantastic view

At the top of the 351 meter long pier, a diving gondola offers a dive trip to the bottom of the Baltic Sea (subject to a charge). Zinnowitz is the largest seaside resort in northwestern Usedom!

Embedded in the beautiful Schwerin lake landscape, the Schwerin Castle resembles a true fairytale castle. It is the unique landmark of the state capital.
Once the seat of the Mecklenburg …read more

The ferryman also has a motorboat with which he crosses the 5 meters over the Baaber Bek between Baabe and Moritzdorf. It's still very funny and has something incredibly touching …read more

Arthur von Schnitzler had Klink Castle built in 1898 on the model of the French castles of the Loire. At the time, it cost about 378,000 marks. Since the nineties …read more

Cape Arkona tells the story of the north; about the Slavic indigenous people of Ruegen up to the establishment of strategic military positions at Cape Arkona. On the 43-meter-high limestone cliff there are three towers.

If you drive to Roggow on the water it takes longer than on the very good bike path, but the drive through the nature reserve is worthwhile.

The national park Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft is with an area of ​​officially 786 km² the largest national park of the federal state Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and the third largest in Germany.