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My tip: It's better to approach from the north towards Honiggrund, even if cycling is prohibited at the end. After the lighthouse, it's worth visiting the Klauser restaurant and then taking the exit to Kloster. From the south, i.e., from Kloster, a nasty, heavily frequented paved ramp leads up to Dornbusch.

You cycle through Vitte, past squat thatched roofs, chattering seagulls, and the scent of salt and sunscreen, and suddenly there it is: the Hiddensee Tent Cinema. No magnificent facade, no red carpet – but a green, curved structure like something out of a Robinson Crusoe, half warehouse, half airship that has just landed to show stories before taking off again. In front of the entrance, posters flutter in the sea breeze, a wooden path leads through sand and dune grass to the cinema entrance. To the right, a bicycle leans, to the left, a person with a bag of popcorn and bare feet. The menu is still handwritten – with prices that sound like they're from another decade. Beer, wine, cocktails. And nachos with cheese. Those who come in here aren't looking for a Dolby spectacle, but rather the grand shimmer of the small island. Inside, it smells of warm rubber, sea air, and adventure. The screen is ready, the lights dimmed, and somewhere a projector hums quietly. And outside: the gentle rolling of the Baltic Sea, the cries of seagulls in the semidarkness, and the thought that cinema has rarely been as close to the world as it is here – in Vitte's tent, where stories still float through the wind. A place you don't just visit, but one you remember. Like a favorite line from an old movie.

Like a time capsule from the 1920s and a memorial to a great silent film star. The house is architecturally very well done and blends in with its surroundings. Everything is very well preserved and maintained. The neighboring house was designed by the same architect, but is privately owned and not open to the public.

The Hiddensee National Park House is idyllically located in the Western Pomerania Lagoon Area National Park between Vitte and Kloster, just behind the dike. Here you can discover the exciting "Change" exhibition, which shows how wind and water constantly shape the island. You'll learn how Hiddensee was formed, which animals and plants live here, and why protecting this unique landscape is so important. In the Western Pomerania Lagoon Area National Park, the largest national park in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, you'll find untouched nature, lagoons, the Baltic Sea, sandbanks, and resting places for tens of thousands of cranes. With interactive stations, games, and nature hikes, your visit will be an experience for the whole family.

Memories of GDR times are awakened here

The lighthouse is simply beautiful

A memory of GDR times is awakened

Very informative regarding fauna and flora