Ostsee-und Boddenküste

The cultural town of Schönberg in Mecklenburg attracts visitors with "Museums and Music".

The Trebel Valley is fed by the river of the same name, which meanders through a flat, lush green landscape.

Opened back in 1951 in St Catherine's Monastery in the old town, the German Oceanographic Museum in Stralsund mainly presented maritime and oceanographic exhibitions until the end of 2020.

Important inventions are presented in the Phantechnikum Wismar technology centre.

The town of Neukloster is known for its Sonnenkamp monastery complex, which was founded in 1219.

Bothmer Castle is located to the south of Klütz and is one of the largest baroque castle complexes in the state that has been preserved to this day.

The Baltic resort of Kühlungsborn welcomed its first bathers at the second half of the 19th century.

The castle in particular, situated on an island, bears witness to Schwerin's former role as a royal seat.

You can learn more about the history of the former duchy at the Pomeranian State Museum in Greifswald.

In Ukranenland Torgelow, you can travel back in time to the Middle Ages, when Western Pomerania was colonised by the Slavic tribe.

The Ueckermünde Heath stretches along the southern shore of the Stettiner Haff.

At the OZEANEUM Stralsund, everything revolves around the marine habitat.

One of the last unspoilt rivers in Germany gives the Peene Valley its name.

Tessin, the flower town on the Recknitz, is known for its well-preserved historical architecture.

The university and Hanseatic city of Greifswald is best known for its Eldena monastery ruins.