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The market square in Bad Doberan is one of the oldest urban centers in the city and was planned and laid out under Grand Duke Friedrich Franz I. It is considered a central historical square that served not only as a trading center but also as a representative site for the city's development. It was designed in the neoclassical style by the important architect Carl Theodor Severin, who also played a key role in the development of the summer residence in Heiligendamm.

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You can always see it from the Molli.

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Beautiful how it winds through the streets

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https://www.molli-bahn.de

Looks really nice.

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Very nice market with many beautiful buildings.

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The Molli spa railway, also called the Molli (line number: RB 31[2]), is a steam-powered narrow-gauge railway in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Its track width is 900 millimeters. The 15.43-kilometer-long route is now operated by the Mecklenburgische Bäderbahn Molli (MBB) railway company and connects Bad Doberan with Heiligendamm and the Baltic Sea resort of Kühlungsborn. The journey takes around 40 minutes. Within Bad Doberan, the train runs on grooved rails that lie in the pavement, similar to a tram, through the Mollistraße, which is named after it. It then runs on Vignol rails along an avenue of linden trees. Between Heiligendamm and the Baltic Sea resort of Kühlungsborn, the route runs parallel to the Baltic Sea coast across fields.🚂🚃🚃🚃

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Discover the oldest narrow-gauge railway on the Baltic coast between Kühlungsborn and Bad Doberan. The Molli with the rare gauge of 900 mm has been part of the townscape since 1886. 365 days a year, the spa railway runs through the main shopping street of Bad Doberan, past the white city by the sea - Heiligendamm, to the largest German Baltic Sea resort, Kühlungsborn.

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The Molli connects Bad Doberan and the Baltic Sea resort of Kühlungsborn. In high season and on other selected dates, two trains run every hour during the day, crossing in Heiligendamm shortly before the hour.

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You have to go along for a ride

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Small church in the forest

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A quiet square surrounded by smaller shops. Here you have the opportunity to linger or enjoy the market activity on Thursday and Saturday mornings.

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On the one hand, this route is a great bike path, on the other hand, it's possible that Molli steams past you. Perfect photo spot. You can find out exactly when the Molli is running here: www.molli-bahn.de.

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Looks nice and can be used as a shelter.

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Beautiful buildings in the middle of the park - give the complex an exotic touch.

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Beautiful forest church - you can find out about the history at the information board. I think it's good that it's still open despite its condition, you should check it out if you're around.

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Very nice avenue, next to it are the steam locomotive tracks, a bike path and a hiking trail. The trees are really big.

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The red pavilion is operated by an art association. It contains changing installations by different artists. You should ask about the opening times beforehand.

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The two pavilions are very well preserved and are centrally located on the Kamp. There is a restaurant in the white pavilion. Currently (2023) a highly recommended Italian. The red pavilion is much smaller and is run by an art association. It contains changing installations by artists.

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The ensemble of the red and white pavilion is located in the Kamp. Both buildings are worth a visit!

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