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right now with ice cover. funny to watch the ducks sliding over the ice

The sunsets at the Schmachter See are particularly recommended. It is also a little quieter here than at the pier and on the main street. There is a beautiful promenade at the Schmachter See with numerous sculptures and the Park of the Senses is also highly recommended. As is the hiking trail along the Schmachter See.

The Baltic Sea resort of Binz is the seaside resort on Rügen par excellence. It is known for its sophisticated villas and resort architecture. A fine Baltic Sea beach awaits you here and you can swim wonderfully here - so it is naturally busy here even in summer. The Adler ships dock at the pier and you can go on great boat trips from here. But you can also go on very nice tours on foot from Binz: e.g. along the high shore path to Sellin or to Prora. When Rügen is in hibernation in winter, Binz is one of the few places on Rügen where there is something going on all year round.

The Binz pier is, alongside the spa, the landmark of the Baltic Sea resort of Binz. It is particularly beautiful to look at in the dark when it is illuminated. From the bridgehead you have a beautiful view of Binz. In summer you can also enjoy the wonderful sunset here. Since summer 2024 there has been a large heart on the bridgehead to which you can attach love locks. Various boat tours can be set off from the pierhead. Fishing is only permitted from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. during the season. The annual fireworks display is also very beautiful.

A barracks-like colossus stretches for four kilometers along the bay of Prora. At Adolf Hitler's request, a huge seaside resort was to be built here, in the east of the island of Rügen.

a beautiful lake with many opportunities for relaxation

The Schmachter See is the best place in Binz to enjoy the sunset

The size of this former holiday property alone is impressive enough. After its (re-)use by the GDR authorities, it has finally found another useful use. A suitable clientele has now been attracted, probably in the interests of the town of Binz. I hope that the last buildings will also find a use.