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The pavilion offers a sheltered place to rest. The Ranzin orchard was established in 2016 and is maintained by the Steinfurth Art and Nature Association. It features approximately 70 varieties of fruit, including walnut and sweet chestnut. We process most of the fruit into juice. Since 2021, orchard cultivation has been recognized as intangible cultural heritage in Germany and is celebrated every year on the last weekend in April when all the fruit trees are in bloom. Also visit the forest edge garden in Steinfurth, where a wild herb meadow and garden beds are bordered and interwoven with trees. Simply drive through the Karlsburg-Oldenburg Forest. Steinfurth lies on the other side of this wooded area. www.waldsaumgarten.de

Nice little harbor.

Very easy to navigate section, lots of nature

With his four copperplate engravings: Morning, Evening, Day, Night, Runge was the first painter to set the program for the new art of Romanticism in Germany. Inspired by holistic ideas, Runge also devoted himself to the theory of colors, designed playing cards and wrote down Pomeranian fairy tales such as "Vom Fischer un sin Fru", which found its way into Grimm's fairy tales. In the exhibition, which was redesigned in 2017, you can get an interactive insight into the artist's world. In Kronwiekstrasse, not far from the harbor, is the birthplace of Philipp-Otto Runge (1777 - 1810). The house and the picturesque courtyard are open for the annual culture night in August. Music and theater invite visitors to get to know the romantic side of the city of Wolgast. In the living room gallery, the Rungehaus offers changing exhibitions by selected artists.

Beautiful view from the bridge to the Ziese

Weekly market in Wolgast’s old town (Thursday)

The birthplace of Philipp Otto Runge has been a museum since 1997, where you can learn more about the life of the early romantic painter. It is open in the summer months from May to October.

"The Wolgast Historic Town Hall is a plastered building from the beginning of the 18th century. The listed building is one of the city's landmarks. After most administrations moved to the Technical Town Hall, it now serves mainly representative and tourist purposes. In 1999 The historic town hall was extensively renovated by 2000. The registry office, the cultural office and the city information center remained in the building. Source: wikipedia