Particularly delicious in Café Glashaus: try the Kurhaus cake
We had already at our first trip to Binz in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Heard about the Kurhaus cake that is served at Café Glashaus in Binz and how good it is supposed to be. It's just that we didn't find time to visit back then. Since we are staying at the Travel Charme Kurhaus Binz this time and the cake was recommended to us again, this makes us curious and we decide to try the cake instead of lunch.
Try the Kurhaus cake in Café Glashaus
During our tour of the hotel the day before, we were able to take a look from the gallery into the Café Glashaus. We were impressed by how inviting it looked, with its glass roof and wall of windows. These protect it on the front and back from the elements outside. They also bathe the two-story room in lots of light and sunshine and invite you to take a coffee break on the comfortable wicker furniture. The wrought iron railings on the gallery bring summer and the sea into the building with their colors blue, yellow and green. A space that tempts you to stay longer. So definitely try the Kurhaus cake!

We are here at lunchtime, so we initially have the café to ourselves. But that quickly changes as soon as we are seated. More and more guests come in from the Binz promenade to be pampered here. Many want to try the Kurhaus cake. The Café Glashaus connects the old Kurhaus and the former Kaiserhof, the neighboring building, which now also belongs to the Travel Charme Hotel Kurhaus Binz.

Try the Kurhaus cake with tea or sea buckthorn juice
We each order a piece of cake. How often in that spa I drink a pot of Darjeeling tea on the Baltic Sea. Petar is curious and tries a glass of sea buckthorn juice, which is served to him warm. The combination tastes wonderfully fresh, and that's what it looks like, right? Don't miss the Kurhaus cake and a visit to the Café Glashaus when you visit Binz. It's worth it! And not just to try the Kurhaus cake.

This has to be included for your Binz holiday on Rügen suitcase
- Wear comfortable walking boots, because Binz and Rügen offer many opportunities for hiking
- If you're planning an elegant evening, then you definitely should comfortable pumps .
- They are also suitable for a stroll on the promenade or on the beach sandals.
- A backpackwhere you can put all the utensils for a day
- A pair of binoculars that you can use to look out for ships
- A camera for the numerous photo motifs that Binz offers.
- For the beach you need a swimsuit or swimming trunks.
- So that you don't forget anything for your vacation by the sea, we have one packing list for the beach vacation compiled.
- A few Baltic Sea crime novels for the beach chair.
Travel Arrangements:
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Arrival by plane, train or bus
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Do you know this?
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- Searching for amber at the North Sea
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