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A short bridge provides easy access from the mainland to the island of Poel.

A fresh Pilsner at VIELMEER

Super delicious waffle variations

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The Timmendorf-Poel Lighthouse is a lighthouse on the Baltic Sea in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. It is located at the southwestern end of the island of Poel, near the town of Timmendorf, at the small harbor in the Timmendorf Strand district. It marks the entrance to the Bay of Wismar and is one of two major lighthouses on the island. History To better indicate the entrance to the Bay of Wismar, a round white tower tapering at the top with a hexagonal lantern house was built in the middle of the one-story pilot house. The Timmendorf Lighthouse was put into operation on October 1, 1872, and in 1931, it was raised by 3.6 meters to its current height of 21 meters. This section remained unpainted, unlike the white-painted lower section. The tower has been remotely controlled since 1978. From 1996 to 1997, the listed brick tower had to be stabilized and partially rebuilt. During the work, the entire lighthouse technology was replaced. It displays the common-mode light (iso/glt. 6 seconds) and has a range of approximately 16 nautical miles at sigma 0.741. Since 2020, the Baltic Sea Waterways and Shipping Authority has been responsible for the lighthouse's maintenance and upkeep. Source: Wikipedia

Kirchdorf is a municipality in the Baltic Sea resort of Poel Island. With 1,016 inhabitants (as of 2016), the harbor town is the largest town on Poel. Kirchdorf is located about eleven kilometers north of Wismar on the northern shore of Lake Kirchsee, a Baltic Sea bay that extends deep into the island of Poel. History The former fortress was built around 1620 according to plans by Ghert Evert Piloot. It featured a castle and a village church, and was surrounded by outbuildings. The complex was severely damaged during the Thirty Years' War and largely fell into disrepair by the 17th century. The buildings were documented by excavations in the 19th century and 1934. Some earthworks and ditches have been preserved. Sights The village church, located in the south of the village and built in the second half of the 13th century, is a historically significant landmark. For centuries, the 47-meter-high tower served as a landmark for ships entering the Bay of Wismar. The church is still partially surrounded by the remains of the ramparts of the former Poel Fortress, which, together with Walfisch Island, dominated and secured the Bay of Wismar and the harbor entrance to Wismar. There is an island museum in Kirchdorf. Source: Wikipedia

One of many beach entrances 🤷🏻

There in Rerik it is beautiful on the promenade