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The centerpiece of the complex is the Doberan Minster, a High Gothic brick church from the 13th century, considered a "pearl of North German Brick Gothic." In addition to the minster, other historic buildings have been preserved, including the ossuary (c. 1250), the granary, the ruins of the outbuildings, and the wool barn. The almost completely preserved monastery wall, 1.4 kilometers long, dates back to 1291 and is the longest of its kind in Germany.

Anyone approaching Rerik should take this detour: the old fishing village appears across the water. The promenade takes you directly along the water to the harbor and pier.

A very beautiful garden with beautiful buildings.

St. John's Church in Kühlungsborn - the first cycle path church in Mecklenburg The fieldstone church was built in 1220 by the nuns of Parchow. Its special feature is the wooden bell tower (in its current form from 1680), which was already standing like this before 1500. Around 1400, the church was extended to include the Gothic choir and the vault. The triumphal cross group and the Madonna figure date from around 1400. Local families immortalized themselves in the 42 baroque stained glass windows in the choir windows around 1660. In 1963, the EULE company (Bautzen) built a new organ for this church (11 sounding registers on two manuals).

St. John's Church in Kühlungsborn - the first cycle path church in Mecklenburg The fieldstone church was built in 1220 by the nuns of Parchow. Its special feature is the wooden bell tower (in its current form from 1680), which was already standing like this before 1500. Around 1400, the church was extended to include the Gothic choir and the vault. The triumphal cross group and the Madonna figure date from around 1400. Local families immortalized themselves in the 42 baroque stained glass windows in the choir windows around 1660. In 1963, the EULE company (Bautzen) built a new organ for this church (11 sounding registers on two manuals).

St. John's Church in Kühlungsborn - the first cycle path church in Mecklenburg The fieldstone church was built in 1220 by the nuns of Parchow. Its special feature is the wooden bell tower (in its current form from 1680), which was already standing like this before 1500. Around 1400, the church was extended to include the Gothic choir and the vault. The triumphal cross group and the Madonna figure date from around 1400. Local families immortalized themselves in the 42 baroque stained glass windows in the choir windows around 1660. In 1963, the EULE company (Bautzen) built a new organ for this church (11 sounding registers on two manuals).

Well-paved cycle path alongside the road

Well paved road between Bastorf and Kühlungsborn (Bastorfer landweg) with beautiful views towards the Baltic Sea and Kühlungsborn