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Schlösschen Sundische Wiese

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Location: Zingst, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany

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1. Zingster Strom – Sundische Wiese Nature Reserve loop from Zingst

20.8km

01:15

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Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2. Sundische Wiese Nature Reserve – Zingster Strom loop from Zingst

20.7km

01:15

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Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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3. Path Along the Saaler Bodden – Zingster Strom loop from Ahrenshoop

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04:36

90m

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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R☀️n🚲

September 1, 2024

A good place to stop.

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Michael

June 8, 2024

… there is wild bratwurst and beer☝️

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Jörg ist gern unterwegs

June 1, 2025

The name alone is worth stopping here. Sundische Wiesen is a shortened version of Stralsundische Wiesen (Stralsund Meadows) and indicates that this area formerly belonged to Stralsund. Taking a relaxing break was our motto.

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Michel

September 12, 2024

beautiful beer garden in the green

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Martin Hesse

September 17, 2024

Invites you to linger and refresh

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uro-frank

September 18, 2024

Nice beer garden, delicious beer, but the food was just so-so, the fried herring with potato salad from the ready-made bucket wasn't exactly a show, grilled sausages across the street might have been a better choice... 😅.

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🌈Markus☮️DD 🆓️Naturism❤️ joy Your Life

October 12, 2024

The Sundische Wiese or Wische, also called “bei den Häuser” until the 19th century, is very old property of the city of Stralsund, acquired before 1290. Other sources report that this “grassy steppe” was once given to the city of Stralsund by the Hiddensee monastery. In 1902 the city sold it to private individuals, making the 🏰 an object of speculation.
The owners changed as quickly as the tenants, so that in 1923 an expropriation was carried out in favor of the settler community “Neuland AG” Berlin, which, with the help of the Weimar government’s reconstruction program, built new farms in the empty Pomeranian land. Land reclamation work began, pumping stations were built.
Then in 1937 the order came for a complete evacuation. The fascist air force needed a bombing range. The Sundische Wiese was thus depopulated and the empty farms served as targets. After the end of the war, farmers slowly returned and worked the devastated land with great enthusiasm, so that in 1964 the state-owned Zingst-Darß estate was founded. The "little castle" was a popular children's holiday camp at that time. Here, many children's dreams of a holiday on the Baltic Sea came true. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, sales and speculation began again with land that could not be increased at will. An evil that continues to this day.
But another dream also became reality: the Sundische Wiese was incorporated into the "Vorpommern Boddenlandschaft" national park. The unique, unspoilt landscape can now recover from the constraints that humans once imposed on it and become a natural refuge with the animals and plants that live there. The "little castle" has been welcoming guests and day-trippers again since July 17, 1994, because the Kiel entrepreneur Hans-Hermann Johnson has made the dream of a little castle by the sea a reality again.

A lovely gem has been created.

Nature lovers, holidaymakers, stressed city dwellers find rest and relaxation here, time and space for dreams.

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Uwe Enners

April 29, 2025

totally nice to take a break here, something to eat or drink and then continue

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Peter 🥃

May 7, 2025

A little break is always good.

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Heiner🌴🌴🚴🏼‍♀️

June 30, 2025

If there's room, let's jump in for a well-deserved break!

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Schlösschen Sundische Wiese

1. Zingster Strom – Sundische Wiese Nature Reserve loop from Zingst

2. Sundische Wiese Nature Reserve – Zingster Strom loop from Zingst

3. Path Along the Saaler Bodden – Zingster Strom loop from Ahrenshoop

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