Travemünde Beach Promenade

The beach promenade along the Baltic Sea with a wide sandy beach was built between 1898 and 1899 and was inaugurated in 1904. The special atmosphere results from the generous dimensions and the view of the baths and the international ferry traffic. From the end of 2010 to mid-2012, sections of the beach promenade were provided with a storm-proof substructure made of asphalt and granite paving. The wrought-iron railings between the promenade and the beach have remained. Barrier-free beach access, play areas for children, a lake terrace and a beach bar were added. [7] At the northern end, the beach promenade goes up the hill into the largely natural landscape of the Brodten steep bank with the Hermannshöhe viewpoint or into a footpath to the Mövenstein near the beach.

Despite the width of the promenade, it can get crowded here! Cycling is allowed, but consideration is required! (Which should be taken for granted anywhere anyway).

Very good for rollerblade, skate and longboard fans, but a bit overbuilt for my taste. Obviously full of animals in summer