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A well-maintained beach with a sweeping view of the water. Food and drink are available at the mini-golf course or at the campsite (which also houses the Oase restaurant). The "Zierow Strand" bus stop is approximately 200 meters from the beach. A bus to Wismar departs every hour (30 minutes to the central bus station).

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The mill pond is very shallow here, and at high water levels, the area can be flooded. It's more of a swamp than a moor. The boardwalk definitely helps you get around the mill pond even at higher water levels.

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Wismar Town Hall, like other Neo-Classical town halls in Mecklenburg-Schwerin, was planned and designed by court architect Johann Georg Barca and built between 1817 and 1819. The east wing was severely damaged during World War II. After the Second World War, the damage was repaired, and the heavy-looking façade was slightly reworked and smoothed in keeping with the systematic architecture of Socialist Neo-Classicalism. Since then, for example, the relief bands of the outer gables have been restored and set off as originally intended. The western section of the new building still retains older vaults and masonry remnants of the predecessor building from the second half of the 14th century.

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Great path around the lake, only too few rest stops

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A walk around the mill pond is well worth it, with narrow paths, a wooden boardwalk and beautiful nature.

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Natural and beautiful. A place to breathe deeply...

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The Wallensteingraben is a connecting ditch between Lake Schwerin and the Baltic Sea in Wismar. Its approximately 20-kilometer-long course overcomes a height difference of 37.8 meters. The watercourse so named today consists of the artificially created outflow of Lake Schwerin and the largely original course of the stream once called Stivine (or Steffine or Stevina, depending on the source). A canal built in the 16th century, which shortened the course of the stream over large sections, fell into disrepair just a few years after its construction.

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There are many beautiful old houses in Wismar.

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The tower stands in a very beautiful park, past which flows one arm of the Wallensteingraben, which flows through Wismar into the Baltic Sea.

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The Wallensteingraben is a wild stream (although partially created) that meanders picturesquely through the forests. A wonderful natural landscape!

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There are many beautiful houses.

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The sand martin has created tubular nesting holes here and in other places on the steep slope of the Wohlenberger Wiek. The species is strictly protected in Germany and may not be visited or disturbed in its habitat, particularly during the breeding season. Observation should therefore be limited to the resting place above this spot, particularly in the months of April to June.

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On this section you can alternate between the beach and the path along the wet meadow.

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With its size of around 10,000 m², the Wismar market square is one of the largest in Germany. It is the largest market square in northern Germany. It was not created by rebuilding a market town, but by planning on the drawing board. This fact is clearly visible on a city map; as an almost square square there are access roads in all directions. There are many historical buildings around the market square. For example, on the north side there is the impressive Wismar town hall, the old Swedish commandant's office, the Old Swede or the Reuterhaus. On the market square in Wismar stands the famous waterworks, a magnificent, magnificent building that in earlier times served to supply water to the citizens of Wismar.

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It's worth coming here again and again. I like to enjoy the flair of the renovated facades. You can also spend time in one of the cafés with a delicious piece of cake or tart.

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A building that immediately stands out due to its construction and is recognized and remembered as such. After extensive renovations inside and out, it now houses the restaurant of the same name. This is worth a visit just for the beautiful interior. The prices for drinks and food are normal for the area. More at https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alter_Schwede_(Wismar)

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The footbridge is repaired and accessible again (04.09.24)

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It is a wonderful place to go hiking and you can reach Wismar very quickly on foot.

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The Frische Grube is one of the oldest streets in Wismar. The street gets its name from the artificial watercourse that connects the mill pond with the Baltic Sea.

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A really great footbridge over the moor. The path around the lake is also very nice to walk.

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