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Shortest and most beautiful route through the marsh from the museum harbor Greifswald to the Danish Wieck with lido Eldena

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Historic ships are beautiful to look at and sometimes you can take a ride on special days

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Shortest route from the Greifswald Museum Harbour to the Danish Wieck

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A beautiful quiet path along the river.

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In 1280, St. Jacobi Church, dedicated to the patron saint of fishermen, was first mentioned by name. The brick church consists of a three-aisled hall and the somewhat narrower square west tower. The originally higher tower had a half-timbered top until a fire in 1955, which was not restored when the tower roof was reconstructed.

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The historic wooden bascule bridge, which connects the two districts of Wieck and Eldena, which are separated by the Ryck, and regulates the passage into the museum harbor, is still operated by hand today with its more than 13-meter-long flaps.

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Very close to the Wieck harbor lies the origin of the Hanseatic city of Greifswald: the ruins of the Cistercian monastery Hilda, later Eldena, founded in 1199. The monastery ruins can be reached from the Greifswald museum harbor via a five-kilometer-long towpath, always along the banks of the Ryck.

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St. Jacobi is the third of Greifswald's three Gothic brick churches. It was built in the 13th century when a new town was being built. St. Jacobi's Church was particularly connected with the university: the students of the arts faculty had to attend the services and from 1889 to 1989 the academic services took place here.

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The small town of Griebenow between Greifswald and Grimmen surprises with a castle, a pretty church and seems to be out of time.

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The towpath on the Ryck is a nearly 3-kilometer-long walking and cycling path that leads from the Greifswald Museum Harbor to Wieck (or the other way around). Sections of the towpath were renovated in late spring 2024 and the path is therefore in very good condition. You can stroll here and watch the ships, or cycle and jog. Anglers are also very common here. A very beautiful path always directly along the Ryck! By the way, it is also very interesting how the towpath got its name!😉

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A remnant of the old city fortifications. Fits in perfectly with the museum harbor and serves as the harbor master's office.

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Very pleasant to drive.

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It meanders beautifully through hilly landscapes, protecting cyclists from the wind, and the concrete slabs are smoothed with a layer of asphalt. Often beautiful landscape views❣️

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The historic wooden bascule bridge is always an eye-catcher, especially when it is opened or closed. Later that evening, an impressive heron sat on a bollard. Completely relaxed, not 10 meters away from us...

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Part of the medieval city fortifications with changing use, unfortunately separated from the old town by the main road

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Always worth a visit.

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A lovely destination for a nice coffee break in the garden of the baroque castle in Griebenow.

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The bridge may only be used by vehicles with special permission and by pedestrians and cyclists. It is opened manually by two people for boats entering and leaving the port.

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This structure was part of the medieval fortifications that once encircled Greifswald. The prison tower was first mentioned in the city records in 1329 as "Vangentorm." After the fortifications in the area of the Schützenwall (Riflemen's Rampart) were leveled in the 18th century and the Hansering (Hanseatic Ring Road) was built in the 1970s, the 13.50-meter-high tower remained as a remnant. When the building later became inadequate as a powder tower, the city leased it to the university in 1775. Due to its height and location on the city's edge, the university used the tower for a time as an observatory. The crenellated parapet was added only in the mid-19th century, when the prison tower even had to serve as a public toilet. After extensive preservation and renovation work in the 1990s, the harbor master of the museum harbor was able to move into his office on the ground floor. He is responsible for the organizational management of the harbor, which has over 50 berths reserved exclusively for seaworthy traditional ships. https://www.greifswald.de/de/historisches-erbe/denkmal/backsteingotik/fangenturm/

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It's just nice to walk along there. I wouldn't do the tour in midsummer, the sun is burning all the time... The low season is ideal, you can also sit outside in Eldena and look at the Ryck, with ice cream, drinks and food.

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