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Baltic cities in Germany fascinate. The seaside resorts invite you to a holiday by the sea. Many of them are on beaches that are worth visiting. Some are known for their spa architecture. Hanseatic cities on the Baltic Sea take their visitors into history. There you will learn interesting facts about the merchants who made them rich.
This guide presents Stralsund insider tips that will help you to explore the maritime city in all its facets. This allows you to experience the city authentically and up close. Discover the best sides of the Hanseatic city.
The expanse, the smell of salt in the lake, the fresh breeze that almost always blows there, and the harsh character of the surroundings lure to Stralsund. It is a place whose center still lives from the charm of its past. In the World Heritage City you can still feel the influence of the Hanseatic League and its merchants.
The Romantik Hotel Stralsund Scheelehof is a hotel whose ambience takes us back to the days when the cogs of the Hanseatic merchants still shipped malt and grain from Stralsund to other Hanseatic cities in the Baltic States. The history of the Romantikhotel Scheelehof Stralsund goes back to 1383.
A trip to the sights on the Darß is a trip into nature, to beaches and to the cranes. You won't find any large towns here. Instead, you will find fishing villages and a nature that you have to discover. Take your time to intensively experience the region on the Baltic Sea.
Discover Binz sights such as amber, white beach villas and star cuisine. Stroll along the Baltic Sea beach. Learn more about Binz back then and find out where you can get to know the seaside resort on Rügen best. Use the tips for slow travelers and connoisseurs from TravelWorldOnline.
Travel to Usedom - most do this to experience the Baltic Sea. Let the wind blow around your nose. Watch the waves come to rest on the beach. Read a good book in the beach chair. Or admire the bath architecture on the promenade in one of the imperial baths. In autumn, a visit to music is also worthwhile.
Looking for amber on the North Sea is a leisure activity that is worthwhile on a winter holiday. The search for amber is successful only in autumn and winter. Then autumn and winter storms wash amber onto the beach.
We are guests of the Irish amber fisherman from Binz. Amber is also called the "gold of the Baltic Sea". Finbar Corrigan runs an amber shop in Binz and shows us his collection of stones from the Baltic Sea.
During our half-day stroll through Stralsund's old town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, we therefore concentrated on the three churches in the city in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, which are part of it. We wanted to see what is so special about these churches that they were included in this illustrious list of places worth protecting. Above all, the [...]
