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Quiet, secluded and beautiful

The Salzhaff is a shallow body of water and dries out large areas at low tide. The banks consist of mud, sandy beaches and wet meadows and offer a perfect habitat for many birds.

The great pond is the Mühlenbach. It is a regulated stream that meanders through the city center and is divided into different sections. In the Lindengarten you can stroll along the Mühlenbach and enjoy the idyllic nature. The Mühlenbach begins as an outflow of the Mühlenteich, which is fed by the Wallensteingraben. It leaves the pond on the western bank, passes under the Wismar-Bad Kleinen railway line and flows from there in a northerly direction. In the Lindengarten, south of the train station, the Mühlenbach is dammed. After passing under Bahnhofstrasse, the watercourse is called the Mühlengrube. The Mühlenbach played an important role historically: it was regulated as early as the 13th century to operate mills and to make it navigable. Barges transported goods such as grain, salt and herring. The stream was also used for washing clothes and supplying water. In the event of city fires, the flow of water was stopped by iron gates to dam up water for firefighting. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grube_(Wismar)

Here you can always hike along a longer path directly on and through the Salzhaff. There are many interesting and attractive views. The path is very narrow, but can be easily hiked.

The linden garden is simply beautiful - I didn't find the heron, but I did find a lot of ducks ;)

Pictures say more than 1.00 words and sit by the sea and enjoy even more

On the Baltic Coast Cycle Path you always have great views of the Salzhaff.

Here you can just relax and enjoy the beautiful view!