Die Lewitz
In the south-west of Mecklenburg lies the Lewitz, the largest contiguous meadow landscape in Germany at 16,000 hectares.
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DARWINEUM im Zoo Rostock
The Darwineum at Rostock Zoo takes visitors on a journey through the history of life. -
Burg Stargard
The most outstanding building in Burg Stargard is a hilltop castle of the same name, which today towers romantically over the old town centre. -
Dorf Mecklenburg Wiege des Landes
Mecklenburg and its surrounding villages give their name to the landscape and the federal state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. -
Doberaner Münster
Doberan Minster is considered a masterpiece of North German brick Gothic architecture. -
Festspielort Ulrichshusen
Concerts at the Ulrichshusen festival venue have been an important part of cultural life since 1994. -
Ehemalige innerdeutsche Grenze 1945-1990 A24
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Grimmen
Mentioned in documents as early as 1267, the town of Grimmen developed into a centre for crafts and trade over the following centuries. -
Grabow Fachwerkstadt an der Elde
The title "half-timbered town on the Elde" goes back to the tragic town fire in Grabow, which destroyed large parts of the centre in 1725. -
Hanse- und Lilienthalstadt Anklam
The title "Hanseatic and Lilienthal town" already reveals a lot about Anklam's history. -
Hanse- und Universitätsstadt Rostock
The oldest university in Northern Europe is located in the Hanseatic city of Rostock. -
Klosterstadt Rehna
In the heart of north-west Mecklenburg, the monastery town of Rehna presents one of the largest monastery complexes of the former nunnery. -
Hansestadt Wismar UNESCO-Welterbe
As a well-preserved testimony to medieval architecture, the Hanseatic city of Wismar was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2002. -
Kürassierstadt Pasewalk
The cuirassier town of Pasewalk once served as the headquarters of the cavalry regiment of the Prussian army. -
Luftfahrtausstellung Flughafen Rostock-Laage
The terminal at Rostock-Laage Airport is home to an aviation exhibition that shortens the wait for departure.