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The Petermännchen ferry is a small, charming passenger ferry that crosses Schwerin's Pfaffenteich lake and is one of the city's most popular attractions. It's named after the legendary castle ghost Petermännchen, a well-known figure from Schwerin's folklore. The ferry connects the shores of the Pfaffenteich, offering locals and visitors alike a comfortable way to cross the lake while enjoying the beautiful views of the historic old town and the cathedral. The trip takes only a few minutes, but it's a special experience – especially in summer when life around the Pfaffenteich is bustling. The small electric ferry runs regularly between stops and is environmentally friendly, making it a modern yet traditional mode of transport. The Petermännchen ferry is therefore not only a convenient way to cross the Pfaffenteich, but also a piece of Schwerin's character – tranquil, charming, and deeply rooted in the city's history and culture.

☆ There are many artistic works on the promenade... all beautiful to look at.

This sculpture "Great African Journey" by Jo Jastram has stood at Rostock's city harbor, in front of the AIDA Cruise headquarters, since 1983.

The Aida Cruises headquarters is located directly at the Ludewigbecken in Rostock’s city harbor.

Perfect for a break.

The loading crane industrial monument is certainly an eye-catcher.

The HafenSport facility on the Haedge peninsula in Rostock's city harbor is one of the first smart city projects to be implemented in the Hanseatic and university city of Rostock. In collaboration with Großmarkt Rostock GmbH, a new public exercise space is being created in the heart of the growing city harbor, combining digitalization, participation, and quality of life. Using an app, equipment (e.g., basketballs, fitness accessories) can be easily borrowed from a sports box on-site – spontaneously and free of charge.

The Baltic Sea Border Tower in Kühlungsborn is a former watchtower of the Coastal Border Brigade of the GDR border troops. As a sea border observation tower (BT 11), it was one of a series of 27 towers of this type along the GDR coast, two of which have survived. The other surviving watchtower is located in Börgerende.