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Demmin was a member of the Hanseatic League from 1283 until the 17th century. Mecklenburg was, so to speak, the Hanseatic League's breadbasket, and Demmin was an important trading center. Considering the extremely convenient transport links, it seems predestined for this. First, there is the Peene, a river that is easily navigable between Malchin on the Kummerower River, via Demmin and Anklam to the lagoon. The Peene flows around Demmin in a semicircle, which was good for the city's security. But not only the Peene: the Tollense and Trebel also flow into the Peene here. Consequently, there are several port facilities. Demmin has road connections in all directions. This is why there were no fewer than five gates in the city fortifications! And then there is the railway connection, which connects Demmin with Stralsund and Neustrelitz to Berlin.

Beautifully designed mural. Interesting for anyone who likes street art.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Demmin town hall was rebuilt according to historical models.

Beautifully restored city hall.

Beautiful section of the route through nature

Nice place for a relaxing hike.

Worth seeing historical memorial stone at the wayside.

With its tower, which can be seen from afar, the brick Gothic church, which is one of the largest city churches in Western Pomerania, is Demmin's landmark. After almost complete destruction in the 17th century, the church dedicated to Bartholomäus, the disciple of Jesus, was rebuilt in the following centuries and received its current neo-Gothic appearance in the 19th century (Wikipedia).