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その風車には今、羽根がついている

近くにはバルト海沿岸自転車道があります。 それはロストックの森をまっすぐ通り、バルト海沿岸に並行していますが、海岸は見えず、地面は林道です。 私の推薦：ヒンリヒスハーゲンからグラール＝ミュリッツまでのL22に並行する、完全に良い舗装された自転車道を利用すること。

Future locations (7) Pier 7 Rostock Warnemünde Karl's Erlebnisdorf Plech in Bavaria Bibi and Tina Amusement Park in Wustermark-Elstal Brandenburg Karl's Erlebnisdorf in Bispingen Lower Saxony Karl's Erlebnisdorf in Oberhausen North Rhine Westphalia Karl's Oxnard California USA Karl's Wasserpark in Wustermark-Elstal Brandenburg

Admission to Karls Erlebnisdörfer is free. Karls Tourismus GmbH, based in Rövershagen, is an operator of theme parks and a producer of agricultural products. Management: Robert Dahl Founded: 2005 Number of employees: 1,300 permanent 4,500 seasonal Revenue as of August 14, 2025: €205 million The company owns approximately 300 hectares of strawberry fields in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, which are harvested from May to October. Pick-your-own strawberries are also available at three locations. Karls harvests a total of around 8,000 tons of strawberries annually. Karl's Adventure Village Rövershagen opened in 1993 Karl's Adventure Village Zirkow opened in 2012 Karl's Adventure Village Elstal opened in 2014 Karl's Adventure Village Warnsdorf opened in 2014 Karl's Adventure Village Kaserow opened in 2016 Rittergut with Barbycafe in Loburg opened in 2018 Karl's Adventure Village Döblin opened in 2024 Karl's Adventure Village Loxstedt opened in 2025

Great scenery, beautiful cycle paths

A truly wonderful destination for children. However, it's always quite crowded on weekends and during school holidays.

Very beautiful hiking trails and forests.

The Ludewig Basin in Rostock's city harbor is getting a new 180-meter-long promenade. Where concrete remains and wild growth currently dominate the scene, in just 18 months people will be able to stroll and enjoy the view of the Warnow. Dr. Chris Müller, Senator for Finance, Administration and Order of the Hanseatic City of Rostock, is delighted: "The area of the Ludewig Basin was for a long time unsightly wasteland that marked the eastern end of the city harbor for many locals and guests. The new promenade will now close this gap. In this way, a very attractive new piece of waterfront is being created that Rostock residents and tourists alike will surely soon discover for themselves." The area had already been examined for possible bomb remains from World War II at the end of June. The actual construction work is now beginning with the necessary demolition work and the new bank protection. For this purpose, a