Seebrücke Heringsdorf

A little over a kilometer away from the famous pier Ahlbeck, the pier in Heringsdorf is a few years younger, but with its 508 meters but almost twice as long, and thus the longest pier in Germany.

Heringsdorf's attraction is the second longest pier in Europe, opened in 1995, with 508 (!) Meters. On it is a complete shopping and leisure complex, to the end even a jetty. The bridge was built in just 12 months.

Nice building and who loves shopping, is just right.

Perfect for a relaxing stroll.

Heringsdorf pier - also beautiful in winter! Through the glass wall in the middle of the bridge you can protect yourself from the wind!

The history of the pier Heringsdorf began in the years 1891 to 1893. During this time, the 500 -meter-long Kaiser Wilhelm Bridge was built from wood.
It was equipped with turrets and colonnades and was the location of restaurants and shops. About 10 years after the inauguration, it was extended by a side jetty. After the Second World War, the pier deteriorated rapidly and was completely destroyed by a fire in 1957.

In 1995, the pier was rebuilt in almost the same place, but it did not follow the architectural model of the old bridge. At 508 meters, it is the longest of its kind in continental Europe today.
The building is also partially covered on the lake side and has at the end of an attractive restaurant and a side jetty, from which one can undertake, for example, trips to Świnoujście.
On the shore, a building complex is integrated into the pier, where you can even stay in comfortably furnished apartments. Furthermore, this includes the shell museum, restaurants, shops and a cinema.
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If you love shopping on a pier, this is the place for you.

Heringsdorf's attraction is the second longest pier in Europe, opened in 1995, with 508 (!) Meters. On it is a complete shopping and leisure complex, to the end even a jetty. The bridge was built in just 12 months.

just always nice to look at! With appropriate light, also a nice photo motive

The attraction of Heringsdorf is the second longest pier in Europe, opened in 1995 with 508 (!) Meters. There is a complete shopping and leisure complex on top of it, and in the end even a jetty. The bridge was built in just 12 months.
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The pier with the shopping area halfway up is a magnet for beach walkers and walkers. Especially in bad weather, it is full due to the roof.

Just always nice to look at, no matter what the weather.

Beautiful Baltic Sea coast

Pier is the most beautiful if you are early on it alone

In the season too full

We drove the Oder-Neisse Cycle Route here

Longest pier in Germany. Here you can relax and enjoy a nice view on the Baltic Sea.

Above the sea are overlooking the city

The history of the Heringsdorf pier began in the years 1891 to 1893. During this time, the 500-meter-long Kaiser Wilhelm Bridge was built from wood.
It was equipped with turrets and colonnades and was the location of restaurants and shops. Around 10 years after the inauguration, it was expanded by a side pier. After the Second World War, the pier fell into disrepair and was completely destroyed by a fire in 1957. In 1995, the pier was rebuilt in almost the same place, but did not follow the architectural model of the old bridge. At 508 meters, it is the longest of its kind in continental Europe.
The building is also partially roofed on the lake side and at the end has an attractive restaurant and a side pier, from which you can take trips to Swinoujscie, for example.
On the land side, a building complex is integrated in the pier, where you can even stay in comfortably furnished apartments. It also includes the shell museum, restaurants, shops and a cinema.
heringsdorf.m-vp.de/seebruecke-heringsdorf

When looking from the pier you can see that the entire beach is under water during the storm surge on October 14th, 2020.

When looking from Seebrücke Rtg. Ahlbeck you can see that the entire beach is under water during the storm surge on October 14th, 2020.

View from the pier to Heringsdorf.

The history of the Heringsdorf pier began in the years 1891 to 1893. During this time, the 500-meter-long Kaiser Wilhelm Bridge was built from wood.
It was equipped with turrets and colonnades and was the location of restaurants and shops. Around 10 years after the inauguration, it was expanded by a side pier. After the Second World War, the pier fell into disrepair and was completely destroyed by a fire in 1957. In 1995, the pier was rebuilt in almost the same place, but did not follow the architectural model of the old bridge. At 508 meters, it is the longest of its kind in continental Europe.
The building is also partially roofed on the lake side and at the end has an attractive restaurant and a side pier, from which you can take trips to Swinoujscie, for example.
On the land side, a building complex is integrated in the pier, where you can even stay in comfortably furnished apartments. It also includes the shell museum, restaurants, shops and a cinema.
heringsdorf.m-vp.de/seebruecke-heringsdorf

Pier is always nice