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The green pier light invites many tourists to take a walk on the west pier.

From the Signalberg, you can enjoy an impressive view over Lake Riedensee and the Baltic Sea. Perched high above the coast, a sweeping panorama opens up: In the foreground lies the serenely shimmering Lake Riedensee, framed by dunes and reed beds, and beyond it stretches the vast, blue Baltic Sea. On a clear day, you can see as far as the Wustrow peninsula and far along the coast. The Signalberg is a popular vantage point for walkers and nature lovers who enjoy the tranquility, the fresh sea breeze, and the unique view over the protected landscape.

In the fall of 2025, the path was well-paved and passable. The Ribnitz Great Moor is a rain-fed bog, meaning it is fed solely by precipitation, which is "held" by the moss. The moss grows as a result, bulges up, forms peat, and grows... if it isn't drained. Here, too, peat was dug and the bog drained. Today, a worthwhile excursion trail leads through it, with information boards and benches.

The first buildings in the fishing village arose along the Alter Strom (Old Stream) in Warnemünde: small, whitewashed captain's and fishermen's houses with thatched roofs, often colorfully decorated doors, and low gables facing the water. Narrow alleys led to the harbor, where fishing boats docked. Alexandrinenstraße, in particular, running parallel to the stream, still displays this historic structure today: narrow lots, densely built rows of small houses, and a maritime flair that preserves the original character of the town.

A moor directly behind the dunes – unusual, but here nature is allowed to take its course. Beautiful views in every direction.

A wonderful place to take some time, relax and observe life in the moor.

A typical marina in summer. It creates a holiday feeling. ...

Warnemünde is a beautiful destination 👍