シュタケンドルフでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

博物館駅の周りには美しいハイキングコースがあり、博物館訪問の後にはぜひ訪れる価値があります。古い木々、名もない小川、犬の水浴びに最適、植物探検の旅。

双眼鏡を忘れないでください。観察すべき動物がたくさんいます 🐂🦢🦆。

The wind often blows strongly along the coast, and the man on the Schönberg pier feels it too. The sculpture was created in 2004 for an art exhibition in Schönberg. The shapes were cut and welded from Corten steel sheets. The umbrella is forged. The sculpture is approximately 3.5 meters high. The original is on loan to the Schönberg pier. A smaller version stands in Heiligenhafen.

The fishermen's huts at Schönberger Strand are among the highlights of our Baltic Sea coast. The freshly landed fish are fried in large iron pans right before the guests' eyes and sold with beer. Fresh fish and other smoked specialties for those who prefer to cook for themselves can also be purchased directly on the beach. With a magnificent view of the Baltic Sea, you can sit right on the dike and enjoy the scenery while you eat.

In the middle of the residential area is a large adventure playground with a pétanque court. You can get the pétanque balls for free at the tourist information office.

On this area, which was formerly a wet meadow, the Probstei Nature Association now cultivates rare plants such as marsh marigold, ragged robin, saucerflower, and early purple orchid. After years of lying fallow, extensive grazing by Galloway cattle promotes biodiversity: The animals influence the plant population through their trampling and grazing, thus supporting the preservation and exchange of rare species. This area demonstrates how conservation and experiencing nature can go hand in hand, bringing wet meadows back to life.

"Man in the Storm" was designed and created by metalworker Heiko Voss and is on loan to the municipality of Schönberg. "Man in the Storm" is designed and created by Heiko Voss and is on loan to the municipality of Schönberg.

With the Baltic Sea card there are 8 wicks and then the candle pulling begins (bring time with you)