ツィルコーの洞窟・トップ9

ラールスヴィーク城は、リューゲン島で最も特徴的な建造物の一つです。歴史的な建築とグローサー・ヤスムンダー・ボッデン湖畔の絵のように美しいロケーションが融合しています。特に、有名なアールヌーボーの芸術家ヘンリー・ヴァン・デ・ヴェルデがデザインしたインテリア（特にホワイエと階段）は必見です。

The remaining ruins of the two northern blocks are also marketed to tourists – signs point the way and there is a paid parking lot. Information panels explaining the history of the site are lacking.

A large part has already been renovated. But at the northern end of the enormous structure, the ruins can still be seen.

In winter, when the trees are leafless, you can catch a great view of the hunting lodge.

Ruins of Prora. Here Block 8, the longest of the ruins that will still be standing in 2024. Entry prohibited, that should be clear to everyone.

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

Experience contemporary history up close - if you like lost places, you'll get your money's worth here.

The Granitz hunting lodge was built between 1837 and 1846 on the 107-metre-high forested Tempelberg near Binz. From the 38 meter high central tower, which was only added in 1844, you have a fantastic panoramic view of Rügen and you can see Binz Bay. The castle was once a residence for princely guests during the hunting season. Today it is a very popular destination for young and old. With over 250,000 visitors a year, it is the most visited castle in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.